THE CENTRE REPORTER.
FRED. KURTZ, EDITCR AND PUBLISHER.
CENTRE HALL, PA... THURS, Nov. 8.
SIGNAL SERVICE. |
DAILY REPORTS TO BE RECEIVED |
AT CENTRE HALL.
The U. 8, Signal Service to Give
Weather Reports by Telegraph.
Fiag Staff Erected,
A
Daily reports from the United States
Signal Service will in the future be re-
at Centre Hall, and by means
the
the
During the Patrons' pienie,
visitors, All
the instruments and apparatus were
left here for future use by Prof, Ball, of
Of
recent years the Weather Bureau have
ous, owing to the service being in a
There are but two stations in
One at State College
ul
Hall, will make two in the
county.
For the flying of the Weather flags,
a large pole will be erected near Dau-
by
John
of the
seen
the surrounding country. Mr.
Dauberman will have charge
prargest Assortment.
Lowest Prices.
Latest Styles.
G. R. SPIGELMYER,
SHEM SPIGELMYER, Jr.
Bellefonte, Pa. |
the condition of the weath-
The predictions will
him by telegraph
each morning
it
10n
Jacob Sharer brought
pole which is a fine and
be received by
and by
will
section.
the
long one
PERSONAL.
—Mr. David Sparr, of Harris,
seriously ill.
Mr. Daniel Bohn, of Boalsburg,
was among the visitors in town
Wednesday.
Miss Lillie Fisher, of Boalsburg,
is visiting with the family of Dr. W
A. Jacobs,
~——Prof. Rothrock and wife, of
Boalsburg, spent Saturday in Centre
all.
— Miss Grace Durst, of Potters
Mills, spent several days with friends
in Centre Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hess, of
Linden Hall, spent some time in Cen-
tre Hall on Tuesday.
is |
on !
Miss Galagher,
is visiting at the home of
on Church street.
of Philadelphia
Mr, Cyrus|
Goss,
Mrs, Witmer Wolf and ehildren |
returned home Friday, after several
weeks’ visit at Mercersburg.
Mr. John C. Bible, of Potters
Mills, was a pleasant caller at the Re- |
PORTER office last Friday.
—Samuel Swartz, the merchant of |
Tusseyville, gave our sanctum a call,
and reports waters low over there.
Our goodlooking young friend, |
E. J. Royer, gave us a call. He has]
taken his old position again in Lyons’ |
store, Bellefonte,
~——(andidate Smith came into these |
headquarters the other day. He made |
atour over the field and finds all
things straight for the prothonatary- |
ship. i
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bayard, of | ,
Washington, D. C., arrived on Mon- |
day for a visit with their parents. Mr. |
Bayard has for several years held a
position in the census department at
Washington.
Major George Huss is going to
leave the cool retreats of Linden Hall
and become a Rising Springer, or
a Bpring Miller, just as you please
about that. Spring Mills feels a peg
higher now, and we suppose Linden
Hall is correspondingly down in the
mouth.
i
Srna A,
Heavy Damages,
Lyman Corman, of Bellefonte, has
brought suit against A. GG. Morris, of
Tyrone, for $20,000 damages for the loss
of an eye incurred while working in
his stone quarry near Bellefonte. The
accident occurred about a year ago
while Corman was employed as a
blaster and resulted in the loss of one
eye with the other badly affected. He
has been unable to work since,
Removed to Williamsport
Mrs. Jacob Dinges, of this place, has
moved to Williamsport, where two of
her sons, Cleven and Simon, have po-
sitions in an insurance agency. Mrs,
Dinges will be greatly missed by the
Evangelical church of this place, of
which she was an earnest and leading
member,
a a OA.
A Flock of Turkeys,
Several of our local sports have been
watching a flock of wild turkeys on
the mountains above town, and so far
have not succeeded in getting any of
them. There are about ten in the
flock and some fine meat awaits a good
marksman,
an I Sh
wee When in need of boots or shoes
go to Mingle's shoe store, Bellefonte,
and you will find something to suit
you and at reasonable prices.
se——— — ————
HOLLOW EVE.
Town
Monday Evening.
or Hollow Eve
this year, but it was
ed on Monday evening,
Hallow "Een, came
celebra
and
the
that
pranks
played in Centre Hall
i
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their gates and removed everything
portable rather than search for the ar
the next morning.
morning the town in some parts I
ed as
luesday
Wik
though a cyclone had done In
Wagons,
buggies, implements, gates, ete., were
made
which
citizen
still hunt for a missing
a
article
Wy
Want an Extra Car to Carry the
BR. Meeks’
Mountain City League Minstrel Com-
bination
Name,
George
{ ‘ole sisal
meets several nights each
They will cause a
great sensation when they break loose
of
the gorgeously arranged program. This
elaborate feast of pure and unadulter-
minstresey will soon appear in
More later.
Centre Democrat.
patie
The Air Heavy
The citizens have been cleaning up
the fronts of their residences and burn-
To those with sensitive ol-
factory nerves the smell is disgusting
iand it should be done with a 385 foot
pole. There is no escaping it as it per-
the trees,
mein mts
Communion Service
The Lord's Supper will be adminis
tered in the Presbyterian church at
this place, by Rev. Baskerville, on
Sunday morning, November 13th, at
ten o'clock
ing previous to Communion services,
eet
After Deer in the Mountains
Cyrus Goss and Landlord Bartges
left on Monday morning for Stone Val-
ley, Huntingdon county, to join a par:
ty of hunters after deer. They will be
out over a week and we expect the
boys will come home with several hun-
dred pounds of venison as the result of
the week's sport.
a A SAY SO S—————
What you Want,
The opening months of this season,
we want all to remember, is a revolu-
tion in fair prices. We are going to
do business with you, because we have
just exactly what you want, and our
prices are simply irresistible. Our ¥all
and Winter attrations will cause a turn
out, PHirAD., BRANCH,
I I A LS
100 Lives Lost,
The Anchor line steamship Rouma-
nia, Captain Young, went ashore ear
ly Friday morning at the mouth of
the Arnoya, near Peniche, on the const
of Portugal, and 113 of the 122 persons
on board were lost,
a————— — i ——————
Cleveland will be elected next Tues
day, and Wednerday or Thursday |
evening following the Democrats of
Centre Hall will have their jubilee,
HANGED HERSELY,
Terrible in
Barn,
Husband's Discovery
Friday afternoon
and his daughter were
on the farm in Gallagher township,
when about 4 o'clock they started for
barn. On entering the barn they
Mrs, Gots
chall had hung herself, The
cut down and taken to the house.
Mrs, Gotschall was with two child-
ren at home, when shortly before four
her little
on an errand and accompanied her as
far as the barn. The child proceeded
on her errand and the mother went
into the and tied a muslin string
to a rope that was fastened to a thresh-
husking corn
body was
o'clock she sent one of rirls
barn
shaker, and stepping up
the string around
wer neck and jumped off the keg.
When found by her husband life was
extinet and her toes were barely touch-
ing the floor,
Mrs. Gotschall
vears old and is survived by
band and children
and three
on a nail keg, tied
was about fifty-six
her hus-
~four girls
whom
seven
boys, of
She
for some time
sone
been considered in-
, this being the third
had
that she has made
her life. About
to her clothing
but
time
take
set fire
she
badly
about
A year ago
and
Again
a dose of laud-
the at-
Recon -
was
burned, recovered,
six months ago she took
was unsuccessful in
Friday,
plished her
ror of her
hildren.
anum, but
however, she
much to the
the grief of her
Haven Democral,
um
FRIAL LIST.
tempt.
purpose, hor-
husband and
Lock
1802
Nuvember
November Term
Mo
Commencing
28th,
Hoovs Tr,
naay,
A. Wald
Miller.
Dale,
ry Crates &
Hart & Co. vs. W. H. Hoover,
R. C. Bowes Granite Co. ¥ C.
Breon vs,
James Harris & Co.
F. Holt.
inda Burnside vs, J.
M. «
VR
i. Brown.
J. H.
] §« Fry
Benjamin
P. { iephart,
. le Wm.
H.
Wolf.
D.
nn & Co,
Lrienn &
H.a
nd 8.
Miles
onier,
Duck
Bs
ch
v I
Vs,
B. Crider.
J. J.and T. }
- Ad -
Another Blare at Bellefonte,
Mond:
On
$ he
was ui }
ments
in the
rid work
flames were got un rv stitrol
unknow
wil.
The
The
smoke
INE ©
by
and wate and was insured.
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Diphtheria Still Rages,
Ti heria is
ruing dn week
children of News Agent Fred Dunham
died of the dread disease. They
his only children, and
The boy died on and the
on Sunday.
e dread disease
dipht
dellefonte., Last
were
girl.
Friday girl
There great
number of cases and every one has re
ulted fatally.
a boy fn
has been a
Bopp
Wide Enough Out, But,
They tell a story of a tramp who
rang a doctor's door bell and asked the
trim, pretty woman who opened the
door if she would kindly ask the doc
tor if he had a pair of old trousers he
was willing to give away. “I am the
doctor,” replied the plump and pleas-
ing young woman, and the tramp faint-
1.
ip
The water supply of our town sti
holds out. If Centre Hall ever had
occasion to be thankful for an admira-
ble system of water works, is now,
There were times when this was not
appreciated. What a God's blessing
the now famishing districts would es
teem it,
—— -
Millhelm in Confusion.
Millheim, on Monday night,
treated to a big dose of hallow ‘en
pranks. Sticks, stocks, boxes, and
truck of all kinds, went to make up
the program. We guess Millheim was
happy Tuesday morning.
shin A A sos
We Have Them.
Three Lock Haven men husked 1,500
bushels of corn in four days last week
and the Lock Haven Express defies
any four men to beat the record.
co -
win Visit the World " Fair,
The Prince of Wales will visit the
Chicago fair. The town council should
invite him to visit Centre Hall too.
I SAAN.
Thanksgiving Near at Hand,
Next big time is Thanksgiving,
Turkeys should practice on roosting
high.
sme eas
Bull's-Head Flavoring Extracts have
been put in the market with progoune.
success. Housekeepers w
fh for the best article Ee not
fail to try them. Price 10 cents.
was
ns rps VA
§
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and Distarbers of Bo- |
ciety,
Hallow ‘en Pranks
Centre Hall has its excellencies, and
like other towns, it has its pests.
1. The Hallow en pest is one and
manifested itself on Monday night |
with unusual eruption In turning
things upside down, blocking some of
the premises, and placing stinging in-
scriptions in places where they would
meet the public eye and grieve the
mark aimed at. Personal faults, true
unfounded, should not thus
opened to the public gaze, as often in-
nocent ones suffer while on the other
hand the gossip always
sufficiently in a continued chatter to
more than answer any purpose,
The annoyance some of our citizens
meet with in having all kinds of trash
or be
tongue of is
good
fea~
ht, and
it than fun
for the perpetrators, who seem to sin-
gle out about the same individuals
every year for this kind of work. We
do not believe that this practice comes
down from the age of barbarism, but
we give it a more modern birth, and if
better were substituted, the
be miss.
ed at all, if it were to wear out,
cannot be But
ithe tolerated
the ones affected must grin’and bear it,
like afilicted by that other
that has been no eredit
heaped before thair doors,
ture repeated on Monday
was a
nig
surely had more labor in
something
nefarious business would not
which
too soon. us long
HE
nuisance is We suppose
those uleer
Oo our town,
and which no good citizen should fail
to discountenance:
2. For years per
| LO resp ctability have
f strife
=, church
| tween neighbors who she
wons laying claim
the
hit re,
been CARUBe
be-
be
ald be friends,
| direct and indirect, «
tween churehe members,
| have conspired to injure the
{tion of
caused uncalled
reputa-
and useful
for
of ti
ne
and business good
| citizens, lawsuits
| between citizens,
bad work
¢ town under a cloud.
to
is only I
MOme help-
have
Not
singh
{ers in such since
ith
them can point a
merit by him—it Ww jealousy
and an inbred instinet of pure deviltry
| prompts such conduct.
Is it proper that good citizens should
lend moral support to such
intimacy and association ?
jel’ pe sla are
offer th
far over
maging al As an ex
‘ : F &%
i uf "a th § : Lg fil
OLLOErs Al Lhe years of ih
use for them ?
We de plore this, but as long
ople '
i
Liat
what exe
are blind t
ex 1
iffer, w
ng Vay
y $ a'r: § '
{Of the OW 10 =
tutor $1 \ Ries
FEAT RACY Cie
and
4
5 OF
if Tage
Wrong
{
Ax
etitre
"tis true,
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The Saturday Biade
greatest
It
newspaper wonder of
old
116 8 pug
iarier
is four years and has a
million
written u
3 %
Hiustraled, Subseripltions re
£1.00 for six
months
=.(0) per year,
io
A) cents for thre
Special in-
nd
ducements to clubs Se for free
loys everywhere
big the
on the str parti-
Address the publisher, W. D.
113, 116 and 117 Fifth avenue,
{ Chicago.
| Spex inen COPiC -
fare making
Blade
culars,
selling
Write fo
i
money
ts.
§ Boy
Bp —- “
Want to be Melican Man.
Doy Yu and Der Noy,
Chinamen who have been conducting
a laundry in this for several
Years, before Judge Krebs
week and manifested their desire to
American citizens. They are
wellbehaved young men, well educated
in their own language, and can speak
and write English. They are
sistent members of the Presbyterian
church and in every way fitted
become good citizens.
two young
place
went
box ne
to
Ie die 7.
sm — A — ——_—
Trustworthy —Serviceable,
Our complete assortment insures per
fect satisfaction in the selection
goods to satisfy individual tastes, You
will find our large stock made up en- |
tirely of goods that are trustworthy
Everything goes at the lowest possible
price. Come in and see how fair we
will treat you, how well we will please
you and how much we will save for
you. PHinAD. BRANCH,
Fence Swindle,
Wire
A chap is now traveling round this
section trying to swindle parties with
a contract for wire fence. He offers to
give enough wire to fence a ten acre
field if the party will sign a contract to
take the agency for the wire. The
contract is the swindiling comes in for
if read closely it turns out to be a pro-
missory note for $150, after a few words
are erased with oxalic acid. Beware
of him,
A ————— A ————"
Democrats Tarn Out,
Next Tuesday, November Sth, all
Democrats should see that they mark
straight.
Prospoets for Rain,
This, Thursday morning, there was
start for rain, with promise of contin-
uation,
wComplete stock of Clothing, Dry
$20. 000 FIRE.
FONTE S8UNDAY MORNING:
A 820.000 Fire Takes Valuable Property.
The Town Threntened, The Work
of an Incendiary
the town of
by the alarm
which proved to be very diss
trous, and before the
under control threo
fine residence of Dr.
destroyed.
The
o'clock
On Sunday
dellefonte
of fire,
morning
was aroused
flames were got
the
i. Hayes were
stables and
R. (
discovered about two
morning,
first seen were issuing from
fire was
Sunday and when
a building
that was formerly used for an ice house
in the rear of Bush The flames
rapidly communicated to three stables
adjoining and they were soon a mass
of flames, The
arcade.
fire department
hand early but the flames
fanned by fierce wind, the stables
were destroyed. For a while it seemed
that the handsome building would be
destroyed but the wind was in another
direction and it escaped,
ly The burning
wert immediate
cade
W. L.
Jush's
Ws
on being
i
though bad-
scorched,
in the
The
Twitmire;
Ar-
of
store;
|
building,
rear of the
stove and tinware store
Pow ers’ slhioe
stationary store and ircka
all
slightly damaged by
grocery, in this were
grmoke and water,
The wind was blowing in an easter-
direction, and the flames
Dr.
with an
ly
spread to the
finally
Hayes,
iron
that
destroyed.
residence of
which was of brick roof,
and for a time it seemed portion
The
nd what
fire
dwelling
nd Harry
oieded
household
of the town would be
ited a
tie
The
Dr. Hayes a
OCA upants
house was complets ly
YE
"|
damage was not dons
Li
i occupied Dy
r, and the
recover
by Wis
caused by water,
Wi
3
Kelle HL
in part of their
ik
The
spect
three stables owned
were
by Daniel who
Carman,
and i .
Bush, Mrs
ively
ouggies
Mrs. D. (
lost a number of
Dr. Haves and
Bus]
I lost
The
¥.
a valuabl
$20,000, with
ie fire com-
high
and it is supposed
a
The Chicago Ledger
LY Veurs ol
140, 00 cond
a ' i
specimen
ol
Hilts
four
alin
are maging
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{0 reg
0ONCY
Writs
Address the publisher,
Fifth
baw Zerticd
IAT CUSLOmers,
CUIArs
14 3 1 1%
115 and 117
Boyee, 113,
Chicago.
i
Now Try This.
and
have a
trouble with Throat,
Dr. King's New Dis-
covery for Consumption, Coughs and
olds is guaranteed to give relief, or
money will be paid back. BSufferers
from La Grippe found it just the thing
and under its had a speedy and
| perfect recovery. Try a sample bottle
| at our expense and learn for yourself
{ just how good a thing it is. Trial bot-
| tles free at J. D. Murray's Drug Store,
Large size 50c. and $1.00,
It will cost you nothing surely
good, if you Cough,
Cold, or any
Chest or Lungs,
Use
ifs oa
INT.
BELLEFONTE, PA., Nov. 2, 1862,
We, the undersigned, representing
the three political parties named, do
| agree that every legally qualified person
{ who shall have passed the guard rail in
he election room, at 7 o'clock, the time
for closing the polls, un Tuesday next,
shall be entitled to complete the pre.
paration of his ballot and deposit the
same.
I.. A. SCHAEFFER,
Chairman Dem. Co, Com,
Witnvr F. Regpen,
Chairman Rep. Co. Com,
J. J. ZRIGLER,
Chairman Proh. Co. Com,
A
Locomotives of the World,
One hundred and nine thousand
locomotives are at present running on
the earth. Europe has 63,000, America
40,000, Asia 3,300, Australia 2,000 and
Afriea 700. In Europe, Great Britain
and Ireland take premier position with
17,000, Germany has 15,000 France, 11,
000, Austria-Hungary, 5,000, Italy 4,000
Russia, 3,600, Belgium 2,000, Holland
and Spain 1,000 each, Switzerland 900
and the remaining European states
2,600,
Sasiaprsmisaps A
————
The flopping over to Cleveland still
continues—nearly all the college pro-
fessors all over the country are on the
stampede.
A AE ERs EEA
we complete stock of boots and
shoes can always be found at Mingle's
Goods and Notions. —C.P. Long.
i
shoe store, Bellefonte.
NARROW ESCAPE.
| The State College Narrowly Escapes Des.
traction by Fire,
On Monday afternoon the main
building at State College narrowly es
caped destruction by fire, and it was
only through the strenuous efforts of
the students and others that the large
building was not destroyed.
In burning a lot of rubbish and pa-
per a spark was carried to the roof,
which is of shingles and being dry,
soon ignited and the roof began to
blaze. The flames were at once discov
ered and a bucket brigade formed of
students and in this manner the flames
were extinguished, but not however
until quite a hole was burned in the
roof. The building of stone, five
stories in height and the largest in
Central Pennsylvania. The College is
supplied with water works but the
pressure is too low for fire protection
ahd was to the great
Had it not
is
owing
the building.
been for the timely discovery of the
fire, county would have had
one of the largest conflagrations known
in its history,
HE
height of
Centre
ne t——
Milwaukee Swept by 8 Great Fire.
The lower portion of the east side of
Milwaukee went up in a whirlwind of
flame on Friday pight. The burned
portion comprises the wholesale dis-
trict, the Northwestern Railway yards
and gas works, thickly in-
ited by Poles, Germans,
whom are poor and
lost everything. The loss will be
between $7,000.00 and $6,000,000,
As it is the loss probably amounts to
25,000,000. The tract
burned is over hall a mile wide east
and a mile north and south.
flames began in the establish-
of the Union Oil Company, at
ast Walter Street.
It is also
hint Italians,
and Irish, most of
have
£20.000.000 or $2
and west,
The
ment
(poe
did
A ls
Notice,
f
{
t McFarlane will please
the hardware
Irvin & Bon. All
December 15th will
With thanks for
ronage and soliciting a contin-
D. Irvin & Bon,
LS indebted to the estate o
‘R » ber
at
accounts
now of DD. ac~
t# not paid by
«1 by law.
+ of the same for
are
Wa K. MCFARLANE.
Administrators.
oct27-61
AND J
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Lt. 17, "92
alm
For the Ladies
extended to
the large
goods just re-
P phia and New
I will be pleased to wait upon
Mrs. Myra A. ISHLER.
Tasseyville,
al invitation is
A speci
all the ladies to call and see
and full
ceived fror
Yor)
linery g«
hiladel
n.
Pa.
oy
was {«
C.P. 1
urchased
ON y eastern cities
nd j a fine stock of merchan-
at cash prices.
Bed Blankets §1 per pair and up-
P.
Lites
dine
Long.
who have
hoes at Mingle’
y get the
for the Ie
i archased
Sie,
yal
8s shoe
know where t
and style wast ae bes
GRAIN MAEKET.
RECTED WEEK] BY KURTZ & SON
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FRODUCE AT STORES,
Butter...
Fees
Lard
Shoulders
Ham
Tallow
Pots tors
Biden
ACENTS WANTED
Address W. & T
Nursery, Geneva, N. Y. Established
Toit
Serges . .
Berges for the coming season are
ietly in it; we have same in differ-
ent weaves and weights,
Salary and expenses paid,
EMITH CO
1846,
sted
All the late styles in Dress
Goods at popular prices.
Three cents for a cake of regu-
lar five-cent Toilet Soap.
Have you seen our new pat- |
terns in Satines?
Canton Flannels—best values
at lowest prices.
Samples of goods sent for your
as King.
Silkalenes— Laces and Heavy
pen. We are sole nts for
Bellefonte for the W. C. C. |
Corsets—the finest in the ||
world for the price.
Have you tried “Garman’s
Pride” Corsets at 50¢ ?
Hemp ao for Ban
tugs, Tables, ete,
A
of Umbrellas—now
eR,
Large stock
shape i in Hand!
Our 15¢ (boxed Writ Paper 3
the equal of that of a "
many places that
ask a box. y
wold on the t
plan. None but high hee Rh iagy
Two of fine black
ored padre of ine bi ee Sum gol.