THE CENTRE REPO RTEF A.|
mn———
FRED. KURTZ, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
CENTRE HALL. PA., THURS. FEB. 9.
THE RACKET
I take my pen in in hand to let U Kno |
that we just received about 2500 yards |
of Ribbon (to be exact 2801 yards.)
Stop short, now, and think what a big |
lot of ribbon that is; and when we tell |
U that U ean buy it for less than it |
cost to make, now stop short and think |
again, and if U are YYs, U will buy |
ribbon enough to last a year, Nuf!
ced.
6000 YARDS.
Won't
hams, Percals, Prints and Dress
Goods and trimm ings that are
already here and open
for your inspection
Racket Prices.
2838 yards of
Embroidery and Laces,
persimmons.
Kom and C the Racket now.
G. R. SPIGELMYER,
SHEM SPIGELMYER, Jr.
Bellefonte, Pa
PERSONAL.
Bellefonte,
Cal. Harper, of
seen on our Monday.
Mr. hn Mullen, of Renova,
spent last : riduy in Centre Hall.
1. T. Munson, of Bellefonte, has
received a clerkship in the World's
Fair department.
was
streets on
— William Bitner, of Tusseyville,
gave the REPORTER a call and had his
label dated out.
ee ML 1S. Krise,
burg, is visiting her sister,
Shoop, at this place.
—Mr. John Slack,
was a caller on
the icy
— Miss Mabel Musser,
Centre
of Mifflin-
Mrs. Wm.
James
of
Tusseyville,
Tuesday ,- ;
-in spite ©
roads.
of Millheim,
in Hall several
days last week.
===d hat les W. Swartz
Wagner, of Tusseyville
two in Hare isburg last week.
—~Mrs. Aaron Harter
left this, Thursday morning
risburg, where they will now
— Father Shires, of Sprucetown,
had a paralytic stroke the other day
the second within a year.
—Mrs. R. B. Spangler, of Hastings
arrived Wednesday for visit with
the family of her father-in-law, Mr.
John Spangler.
~— Miss Adaline Lyon,
fonte’s bright little girls, spent sever-
al days with the family of Mr. Jacob
Harpster,
was a visitor
J.
», spent a day or
and 8.
and family
for Har-
reside.
M
one of Belle-
the
succeed
John M. Neubauer is name
of the landlord to Mr.
Brandon at drockerhoff house,
Bellefonte. hails from
burg, Pa.
new
the
He (ireens-
Dr. H. 8. Alexander, who is lo-
cated at Potters Mills, caller at
the RerorTER office this week. The
Dr. is getting into a lucrative practice
over there.
Mr. Michael Willow left last
Friday morning for Glen Rock, where
he will remain some time with his
daughter, Mrs. . Curren.
Was a
ley
Justice Houseman, of Tussyville,
gave us a pop visit, Friday ; also our
handsome young friend, merchant C.
W. Swartz, from the same part of the
kingdom.
~Mrs., Philip Mersinger, of Joliet,
Illinois, arrived last Thursday, having
been called home on account of the
serious illness of her mother, Mrs,
Margaret McCormick, of Potters Mills,
ay “
€ slumbus and His Whiskers.
bian stamps has made the rare discov-
ery that, while in the one cent stamp
Columbus is depicted in the act of
sighting land, and with a clean shaven
resented on shore and in the possession
of a fali beard. As the two events are |
recorded as having occurred within!
is at a loss to occount for the luxuriant
growth of whiskers,
AAS
non oB
This alliteration, B. B. B., stands
for Big Boom for Bellefonte. For it is
said the Collinses will soon start up
their furnaces again, and intend, in
addition, to put some new industry in-
to the silent nail works. The Collins-
es are men of means and enterprise,
and we hope they will start a B, B, B.
that will be felt all over the C. C. C.
=Centre County for Certain,
The Militia at the Inauguration,
Arrangements have been made for
quarters for the members of the state
militia who are to attend the inasugu-
ration of President elect Cleveland,
Headquarters for CCovernor Pattison
and staff will be at the Arlington ho-
tel. The entire division will attend
the inauguration.
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Potty Onsen.
Petty law cases pestered Jan. term of |
The judge ustic-
ISOME OF THE APPLICATIONS
FILED.
The Number of Applicants Larger than in
the Past ~ Twenty Seven Now on
the List.
The next loeal hiteh will be for li-|
| cer There are now twenty-seven |
{ on the list and it is not yet completed.
{ There are many new applicants from |
{ all sections of the county and it will |
| be interesting to note what disposition |
will be made of the same by court this |
{ year. Some will come out all right,
few may get refusals, The following |
is a list of all applications filed in the |
i prothonotary’s office for obtaining li- |
| cense in Centre county:
TAVERN.
2nd w,
1st w,
2nd w,
1808,
| Jas. Passmore,
E. Leister,
{| Martha Asheroft,
| Wm. Parker, 2nd w, i
iT attersall Ingram, 3rd w,
Simle r and Slinger, 2nd w,
Uzzle, Clarence, Pa.
| Gotlieb Haag, South w, Be He fonte.
Jno, M. Neubauer, * x
West w, 3
Coburn.
Philipsburg. |
i
Geo,
i
ih
i“
i (leo,
YN. L. Dagget,
W. W. Rishel,
i D. L. Bartges,
{ Jeffry Hayes,
11. qG. Uzzle,
Snow Shoe.
Mary Nolen,
Jacob 1. DeH ass, Howard.
i D. H. Rhule, Spring Mills
Jesse Long, Penns Cave
(i. J. Woodring, Port Matilda.
Henry Robb, Walker.
W. 8. Musser, Millheim.
t Jas. A. Decker, Grove Mills,
Willis Weaver, Millheim
J. H. Odenkirk, Old Fort.
WHOLESALE,
N. W. Eby,
Jno. Anderson,
W. R. Haines,
Pine
Haines twp.
Bellefonte,
Snow Shoe
Wo py
Death of Mrs. Neff
At Gordon, Pa. 26th,
of heart
pulmonary
wife of Rev. 1. P. Nef
on January
failure superinduced by
consumption, Mary J.,
I, of Middlel
@ months and 1
her son,
about the
hoping
1863,
aged 56 years,
Mrs, Neil
, at Gordon,
December,
day.
Heston
middle
went to
Pa.,
last, for relief
there
no escape, and she remained, patiently
awaiting the
of
from the dread disease, but Ws
summons with christian
fortitude. Althot
. ¢ 3
she was among friends, who smoothed
igh away from home
her pillow and spread garlands of flow-
ers in the path of her journey to that
better land.
She was a daughter Jacob Wolf
and Christian
lady of the broad and practical type.
the Mas
and she was never weary of
The funeral place
on Monday last, and her remains were
at Montoursville, by the
infant daughter.—Middle-
of
of Aaronsburg, Was 1
Her life was consecrated to
ter's work,
doing good. took
laid to rest
side of an
burg Post,
Rev. Neff, the bereaved |
a native of Centre Hall and
Maj. John Neff,
wshand, is
i SOn
dee’d.
pe
A Big Water Fight,
About seven years ago the boro of
Selinsgrove was red-hot over the que
tion whether to go in debt and be
ded to possess itself of water works,
and after a bitter fight it carried
the polls in favor of water works and
the town got it. Ever since there have
| been expensive law suits arising out of
pe
at
this boro water question, and the law-
suits are still going on and the town is
all torn up and nearly broken up from
the boro has already paid nearly as
much for law as it has for water
the consequent taxation
and
is
things worse.
some restless characters in Selinsgrove.
cot
Local Institute at Spring Mills,
i The teachers of Potter, Gregg, Penn,
| Haines, and Miles townships,
hold a local institute in the Academy
evening and Saturday, February 24th
and 25th.
| charge of the institute,
in neighboring townships will be ben- |
efitted by attending. Teachers from a |
| distance will be entertained free, and]
a profitable time for all friends of edu- |
| cation is anticipated.
ticulars apply to R. U. Bitner, C. E.
| Royer, P. W. Leitzell, or J. F. Zeigler,
| committee of arrangements,
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The Cold Wave.
| The cold wave that was reported
{ middle of last week, coming from the
north-west, made its appearance here
on Friday afternoon, 8, about 4,30 ; the
afternoon was fine and a bright sun
began to turn the snow into slush, but
soon a cool breeze manifested itself and
before bed-time it was a howling storm
full of icyness and kept up a free con-
cert—a freeze concert we mean-—all
night and next day, Saturday.
a .
Good Mill Property For Sale,
The Centre Hall Mills are offered at
private sale. The location is one of
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running constantly, and a competent
party can readily double the trade if
desired. Trade in grain and coal in-
cluded. Has all conveniences, siding,
and only few rods from railroad sta-
tion, Duly reason for selling, to be
business,
SKA TI0g
SLED D 1/1 ¢
FINE AS SILK.
| An Unprecedented Opportunity
Boys
Centre Hall with its fine
and other attractive emoluments, has
course near the
a skate
jut with
vantages present,
{ boys now have as fine skating as any
town in the country and they are not
| slow to take advantage of the opportu-
nity thus afforded them. The
is frozen hard to a considerable
these disad at
ground
depth
and the slight thaws and rains we had
the last week or so has caused the
face water to run over the ground and
gather in the hollows and low places,
followed made
such
the
town has
rlassy ico as only
pe dll y ¢ .
can delight the hearts of boys.
a large
and
has
ska
the
good ing
pairof skates in town been
Some of the old boys went out
showed the youngsters how they used
Th
one
thie
bef are,
y streets and mountain roads
and the
» mountain is finer than ever Known
are
sheet of ice coasting down
start above
nd of
exhilerating and
Large coasters
n and run to the lower «
The
exciting, and the run is made at light-
The coas
L
a fla
ahs
axl
tow
town,
sport is
ning speed. lown
X COL
the n like and seem
only like a black streak.
It is dang
Eros,
cider
iount
but fortunately no
it has occurred so far to mar the
In way of sport at present we
all that
are happy and ta
ted
t 3
' t ati
finest skull fl
ean be desired, and the
King advantag:
unpreceden
opportunity od
¢
{
d cot
ing the
rit
ay
in town.
ww ?
phopos d new
tre Hall of which mentis
in our last issue,
factory
dead yet, is We
a
Not Dead,
industry for
HI Was
in thie
3
cheese and
one of the
rs of the
to the industry
as with every enterprise
; i
is only
Wirpose, it
j ul
wail
the pr
The
nature
and ERIS §
particular.
of such a
alike would be ns
{ thereby, ©
ente Fpriscs there a
Oppose, scx
of b
mingly
ing croaker
ymmunity ha
i Ces Hall is no
:
itre
i
Will not
When they talk
factory a
=
Cc hoes t Centre all vou
nd
§ sits If
v even 1
make up your mi are not going
fo starve ve the potatoes are
frozen in over half the cellars
got alone on
EUL BOE OR
While talk
well allude
great
chi a
ing of choose may
to the fact there is a
variety of him, 1 na
the
every
have
Hafli
Ys
ICT KAS,
2 » i ¥ 4
fionaiily and longue
- Kas
Hand-
cheese, and
tink-kaes,
Deitel
Seweitzerines,"s
Schmierkaes,
kaes, Enuglis
ereamn cheese,
h cheese, goal
good cheese, bad cheese,
clean cheese, dirty cheese and also the
found in every locality,
who has an unpleasanter smell ths
any of the varieties aforesaid.
cheese parer,
-—— -
He'll Have an Awfal Time Proposing
A young
listerville, Juniata
Juniata 77 , called on
heart a few nights HE
}-
the
sweets
near McA
county,
man residing
says
his
y, and on account
{of the extremely cold weather was in-
| vited to stay until morning. All the
spreads from an adjoining room were
{ placed on his bed to make him warm
and comfortable, but by a painful mis-
{ take he was escorted to the bed which
had been robbed of its coverings. The
| youhg man spent the remainder of the
night shivering between two
burie
sheets
He was too bashful to make
take known and
the mis
{ thaw out.
~~
Our townsman Simon Harper is laid
wo A
Confined to the House,
abled him for a week, symptoms hav-
ing shown themselves for some
months, and is unable to walk.
Seriously 111.
Edward, the youngest son of John
Foreman, about a mile east of Centre
Hall, is quite seriously ill of pneumon-
ia.. He is not improving and his con-
dition is serious.
——— Ee
¢ The Third Death,
At Rebersburg, Sunday, January
80th, another of Daniel Condo's child-
ren was buried, the third since Inst De-
cember,. We did not learn of what
disease these children died,
sR
we'Thiis cold weather makes heavy
clothing a necessity for comfort, and
the question arises where can it be pro-
cured at a low figure and at the same
time receive goods that are not shod-
dy. Lewins, at the Philad, Branch,
| eidosreioche bust Suk a line,
A BACRILEGE.
Some Parloined
Rooster,
Miscreant Rev, Davig’
During his discourse on
evening in the Evangelical
Rev. Davis alluded to the
fact in proof of the
Tuesday
astounding
sinfulness
miscreant
had invaded his preacher-teaser and
took therefrom a fine blooded rooster,
We
ey!
have no
rooster has
v family
circle, and the bones picked carefully,
It was a dispisable of the party
who took unto himself the property of
and he should in-
jected into his veins the
lution of
al and personal use, can
the
net
tev, Davis, have
bicloride
The
out to
the scriptures, rooster
may also have gone do society
and will return when the proper time
arrives,
Lan . ad
Tickets Cler
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hall-rate for gymen on the
P rsting the policy inaugurated last
year, the Pennsylvania Railroad Com-
pany is supplying regularly ordained
ministers of the Ciospel with clerical
orders entitling the holders to tickets
at half-rates over
These
gyman
der,”
MLL
its entire system,
tickets are purchasable by any
Helerieal
ght to
Pennsylvania
of Pittsb
gular rates. Under this
exhibiting a or-
and they may be bou any
ion on the system,
both east and west
we-half the re
arrang
vi at
Urge, ai
cement secure
the
Ho
may
rales
during
bir
half ‘
World's Fair
doul
nvai
Th
wn
that a great many of them will
it
1 1s
I themselves of the i
op
liberal
portunity.
inauguration of this privi-
Railroad
} & ar
Hneariy
le the Pennsvivani
£4 mpany last ¥
tion at the hs l« of the
apprecu
isters of
min-
i ils
especial-
i
ti
Lait
add-
tl
ana he
Fried
i fx the
RF. 3
Vy £1]
WNL
H
First lo-
and Walnut
this, Tl
th. The
locality
ily,
Philade Iphi
{ 1 Jitit
formed chur
alr PTS.
HE rdon.
is more a Jt rly khown,
ul
O65
tailori
Phi
in the mercantile
*tiat} fy
Ninth street,
and is flourishing
153K.
(Pr LF
£0 ie
[ee8 Iadelphia,
i
Far In the Lead.
Twenty million passengers were
Pennsylvania railroad during
brief the
of
ever transacted out of any
This is in summary
greatest volume passenger
pot in the United States and places
official metropolitan stations.
RE
The Coldest of All
A subseriber writing to the Reron-
TER among other things tells how
in his locality
the thermometer showing eight feet
below zero. eight feet below
zero, who ever endured that much ?
Gosh,
lips
Beats Ihe Record,
We have been favored with seven
weeks of pretty fair sleighing in this
all there has not been
This beats
yet in
i Mf AM SSSA SIR
Union County Deaths,
In West Buffalo, January 20, Mr.
In Mifflinburg, January 20, Joshua
Weiser, aged 69 years, 8 months and
3 days. .
Will Meet in the Lutheran Charch,
The Society of Christion Endeavor
will hold their meeting in the Sab.
bath school room of the Lutheran
church on next Sabbath evening at a
quarter before six o'clock.
is ————
Injured While Consting.
Charles, a son of James Coldren,
while coasting down the mountain on
Tuesday night was thrown with such
force from the sled that he sustained
a severe fracture of the collar hone,
Most
Bull's-Head Fla
NEWS ABOUT THE TOWN AND
COUNTRY.
Going to ben Hot Fight.
the
~-Nominations of
Democrats and Republicans
of Bellefonte,
Joth parties in Bellef have
stripped for a fight, at the coming local
election, and the
furiously
ont »
kettle is already boil-
The
following boro
J. L. As
Miteh Cunningham:
Overseer, John Kelehline: Tax
for Hugh Taylor; Treasurer,
Mingle: Auditor, WwW.
der; High C James
This isa and will
the Republicans a heap o
knock the they
Burgess, Hard Harris: Assistant Bur-
gess, UC, Hichard; Tax Collector, 5. D.
Ray; Treasurer, C. F, Overseer,
James McClure; Auditor, H. B.
tius,
This is
publiean
ing
nominated the
have
ticket:
sistant
Democrats
Burgess, Meyer,
Fos;
Burp: nH, PP O0Or
Collec
A. C.
Alexan-
Manders,
James
onstable,
strong ticket give
To
up:
f trouble,
above have put
Cook;
OF Pon-
fair ticket, but He-
Bellet
and
pref r
a pretiy
rule in fonte has never
tli
i
bag n class
{5
satisiactory better
»
of Republicans moera for
boro officials,
oo > -
How to Hestore Steel Pens
Joseph Gillott, a member of the well
Kn
who is at
try,
of steel
this
will last
wn firm of makers
pens,
visiting
present COUT
says that a steel pen for
months v “1f your pen
well,”
aside
The
tired.
th
and doesn’t write
gels seratehy
he further asserts,
for no new one,
pen is not
(sive
worn out,
it a rest for a two:
hold it in a gaslight
for perhaps fifteen
tf
seconds, not lenger, and
' resume
Vour
¢1
Lt
nsant
prised at myself
GOW us §
- - -
County Finances.
some $6000
extraording
BL YOar i
I'he previo
- -
Obtained a Verdiet,
of H+ nry
via, John Rossman, Daniel Bartges,
nd Eva Weaver,
we (OC
Kramrine
P.
i. Grenoble a trading
as (srenobild Mata 0., tried In court
last week, plaintiff obtained a verdict
This was one ofa num=
+33 2 " -
suits arising out of reckless
a
manner of doing business by which in-
nocent parties were bankrupted mis-
lead by sham credit,
We il
Public Sales.
B. F. Arney, Potter, March 15.
Daniel Runkle, dec'd, Gregg, Febru-
Pp. CC.
Wm.
Wm.
March 28,
M Ss
March
i. A.
March 3
Keller, Potter, March 17.
Goodhart, March 18,
Sholl, Hall,
9%
Gregg,
east of Centre
Hettinger, Farmers Mills,
©
ee
Rweetwood, Georges Valk i.
ye —-
Dehorning Cattle,
Emanuel Harter, of Miles, thinks
dehorning cattle is the proper thing,
and has had the operation performed
close to the head.
p—-
Fell on the lee.
Last Monday morning Mrs, 8, H.
on. She stepped on the treacherous
injured herself quite severely.
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Sentenced,
Henry Musser, of Milesburg, who
was convicted of libel in the courts of
Centre county, was sentenced on Fri
day afternoon to a fine of $100.00 and
costs of prosecution,
sf A SBS.
Disease Among Animals,
forms us that quite a number of hogs
horses are troubled with distemper.
Will Remain at Milihotm,
Prothonatary Smith will not move
to Bellefon te, he has concluded to live
Marriage Licenses Granted,
The following is the list of marriage
licenses granted by Recorder Rupp
during the past week:
Geo, B, Btover, - - - «
Florence A. Adams, - -
B. C. Bloom, - - - State College.
Ida E. Krebs, - - - - “
Milton Royer, - - - Bellefonte,
Ella Murray,” - - - - Milesburg.
Joe « = Clearfield,
Marah Barka, - - =~ = - "
Bamuel W, Holt, - -
Mary 1. Btere, - - =
Wm. J. Daugenbau
Marah J. |
Livonia.
id
i“
Hamzih, - -
Union twp.
Unionville.
, Port Matilda.
ii id
Mpotis,
James A.
Effie C. Herdman,
Cowher, - Taylor twp-
$i
For Bale,
A stock
cated at (
tion fora
other business,
lars,
of salable merchandise, lo-
‘olyer’s Mills, A No.1 loca
wlore, i for selling,
For further particu-
call on or address,
C. W. BwaRTZ,
Tusseyville,
teason
Pa.
feb2-2t
Bo
Latest Novelties,
i
#1 novelties
in spring clothing
1, boys, and children.
market for men
Tailoring a specialty.
MERY & Co.
Bellefonte.
{ suit in the
MoNTG(
- > —
id Not Come OF,
match between
v. Bober and Frank Troxel did not
Mr. Troxell failing to put in
AUTH Pa TL 0
appearance,
& 1 44 {
ial shooting
come off ell
an
A fp
For Rent
A twos
with stab]
tion is for
1
ory dwelling house and lot,
Centre Hall sta-
given at
Kurtz, tf
s ele... at
rent, Possession
iy time, Apply to F.
- -
Water Supply Incressed,
Last rains
week's and thaws have
ter supply some—streams
surface water.
A
Muasieal College.
May 1st,
Music.
in
For
The spring term opens
Yoeal I nstru
catalog eas,
mental
ries addr
Hexnry B. MOYER,
Freeburg, Pa.
a —
will
Late 1
this place, we
Williamspo
Ww position,
Move to Williamsport,
Katherman, of
understand will flit to
rt next week, where he has
aiirond agent
a In
Wp
Bull’s-Head Horse and Cat-
A. C. Meyer
Accept po sub-
Price
one pound, full
Ask for
tle Powder, prepar
, Baltin
a Ly
Md.
alers Keep it.
Oe,
i
ie Qf
} »
C HALEN
App 4
yard at C,
Save 55 dishes at C,
P {Oo
P. Long &
owing coal bills will
before Feb. 10.
Kurtz & Box.
ttle
Coal is eas.
REPORTER.
Subscribe for the
Good sugar
P.
Table oil cloth 23 cents per yard
. P. Long Co.
~Eges 28 cents, lard © cents
P. Long & Co.
~(3ranulated cents
pound. 3 pounds good mixed candy
for 25 cents at C. P. Long & Co.
syrup 5 cents per
pound at C. Long & Co.
TY
RS
at C.
sugar 6 per
GRAIN MARKET,
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY KURTZ
Wheat
[ & BON
Cora
als Dew...
Buckwhenq . . —
PRODUCE AT STORES,
Fags
Shoulders
Ham .
Tallow ..cne
Potatoes...
Sides...
LADIES’, MISSES’ .....
+++. AND CHILDREN'S
COATS
at great reductions.
a——
Muffs, Clouds, Boas, Leg:
great variety.
FUR RUGS, TABLE COVERS.
Lace and Heavy Curtains
and the little sash draperies.
Se
Try Hayne's wood gloss and
save money. :
am
A fine line of
mews NECK WEAR