THE CENTRE REPCRTER.
FrReDp. KURTZ,
CENTRE
THE RACKET
Largest assortment Kid gloves.
Goods.
Largest
Trimmings.
Largest assortment
Jackets and Capes
Largest assortment ( “loaks for!
the Baby.
Largest assortment Silk
Largest assortment »ilk Gloves
and Mitts.
Largest assortment of Hosiery
assortment
Cot
spring
Ties.
Largest assortment Muslin Un
derwear.
Largest assortment Gauze Un
derwear.
Largest assortment
Lace Caps.
Largest assortment of Ribbons.
Largest assortment of Novelties
hoes.
Child’s
Largest assortmentof 5S
Largest assortment of Ever)
thing at the
U will find
Kom and C.
(3. R. SPIGELMEYER,
SHEM SPIGELMEYER, Jr.
Bellefonte,
in
Ps
PERSONAL.
——Cyrus Brumgard and his broth-
er, Jeremiah, of Millheim,
town on Tuesday.
—(ieorge Koch left Monday
Johnstown, where he will pursue his
vocation of a plasterer.
——Mrs. Mary Dinges, of Williams-
port, has been visiting her son Harry
for several weeks past.
— (lie Mader family
several days last week with parents at
MifMinburg, returning on Monday.
and spent
, (300,
—'Squire Houseman and Mr
Reiber were representative citizens of
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NEW STREETS |
| A DECIDED IMPROVEMENT CAN BE |
MADE.
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in the Borough. The Boro Free
of Indebtedness,
The main street through the bor-|
little
and
to our thriving
town, The road is full of holes
!
day.
— Eugene Shadle, of Williamsport,
arrived last week for a few
to his wife's parents, Mr.
John Bitner.
iSimon Harper has not be
to get down to the store the
eral days, owing to being sorely toucl-
ed with rheumatism.
—Mrs. J. ©. Deininger and Mrs,
Wes. Henney left Monday for
Williamsport where they will remain
for some time visiting friends.
—eWill Wagner of Bellwood,
several days at his home Tussey-
ville, last week. Will
the mercantile business at
H. Deitzell, who grmdu-
ated from the Theological Seminary at
Lancaster, after a few days vacation at
his home at Tusseyville, has located at
Pleasant Unity, Westmoreland Co.
p Pa.
visit
Mrs
days’
and
un abie
Jast Ve
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Oh
spent
near
is engaged in
Bel |
ee REV. BS,
an able orator and was showered with
Decoration day.
Mrs. Henry Keller, of Kansas, is
east visiting among friends and rela-
tives, having arrived some days ago.
The family left Centre Hall some years
ago, and located in Kansas, and time
has changed Mrs. Keller very little, |
and the west seems to be a promoter of |
good health on her part.
ee Rev, (3. W. Fortney, 1 former
resident of the town is the guest of his
class-mate, Rov. W. E. Fischer, Rev.
Fortney is a minister of the Lutheran |
faith, and some years ago resided in
Centre Hall, having had charge of the
schools; afterwards removing from
Ceutre Hall and engaging in the min-
istry.
— Monday morning Robert Hunt-
er, commissioners’ clerk, and Fred
Jackson, of Bellefonte, arrived here at
about 10} o'clock, on their way from
Harrisburg to Bellefonte, by wheel.
The boys made a run from Miia,
several miles below Lewistown to Cen-
tre Hall in about five hours, which is
extraordinary good time, considering
the roads, ete,
Mr. D. B. Keller, landlord of
TPurbotville, Pa, arrived in town last
Saturday morning on a flying trip, and
had barely time enough to shake
hands with friends. He reports the
business good and is well pleased with
the place. The condition of his sister
Miss Lydia Keller, who is lying ill at
his home, shows no signs of improve.
‘ment, and she Is gradually growing
weaker, She Is suffering from a serofu-
lous affection,
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that together make a picture which
The town
and better yet has about
The {
on the
ime for ac-
the
npon themsel ves the
treasury.
tion has arrived
{council in taking
duty of
part of
seeing that this thoroughfare
bie
Dy
and proper shape,
money and
Inbor in grading and building a new
street.
The street is owned by the pike «
unde
offered to
ins
Wi
company ve
i
portion within the boroug
borough.
The lease will be given for an insig-
nificant sum, and there is no cause f
the
the council ohje
recaleltrant member
cting on that part
the
1d heartily endorse the
council in
Centre Hall,
Hs
Every tux payer in borough, we
believe, wou
the
for
1
making
There w
but tl
tion of
streets
iy
Le some MOC
entirely from the moss
with which every
Another
be inaugurated along wi
Come
town is afflicts
improvement which
th new
drainage and gu
would be proper
in front of every property to}
carry off surface water. Mud
holes exist in the the town
the year around, and by proper drain-
age with gutters all this nuis
could be avoided.
If the council have
the borough at heart, such as they pre- |
tend and are supposed to have they |
will take speedy action what
they
and thoroughfares
the
of
heart
of
the interests «
and do
can towards placing the street
of our
and prope:
pretty
a decent
such as is becoming.
We should be
r
to lew
pleas a1
ax payer
sentiments are on the
streets. The eolumns of the RErol
are open and we will gladly gi
to
Let us Lear
contriburor on
any
:
from th
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Coming Campmeeling
Fhe Ev
Penns Valley will hold a campmeeting
I
S60 We are yY informe
reli: aby
Old Fort,
it down to |
inn August, a
woods near the
mecting is p
time nd wi
eweek., Families
woods during the
time relig SOTYV IM
1041s
fe Yi ! i
Fon avrona
dd ministers
eileavor to convert
. The
th tent A baat
the
(Usposal.
and
RAC IAtIon is supple 4
iF ¥ ¥ y » i
if dem 1d eg ovals wi
grange has pla 1 tents
——.
Again in the Field,
Bellefonte bobs
bali
ap the eartl
ip again with a base
club, one
palit of Lhe
associnlion an
The
pestle at present, but it
unlikely
Wer
rog organized
tele
FATES
selling shares at $6. town
is not
i before of the sea
the end
will begin to peter out
nd the
ves in the
will find them-
d dol
management
scl hole several hundr -
lars as last year
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Yarnaces Close Down.
the Rockhill Coal
Rockhill, Hunting. {i
down indefi-
of
at
2 1
were closed
The furnaces
and Iron Co,
don county,
{ nitely on Tuesday, owing toasirike of
the employes, who demanded the re
instatement of several discharged lead- |
ers of the local labor union, The com-
pany refused to accede to the demands
{ of the men, in the hope of breaking up |
i the influence of the union. About
{men are afle¢ted by the shut down,
At AA
SiH)
State Grange Meeting
A spevial ‘meeting of the Pennsyl-
State Grange will be held at
| Lewisburg on Thursday, June 15. A
large umber of Patrons of Union,
Northumberland, Lycoming and ad- |
Joining counties expressed a desire to
have the degree of Flora conferred, and |
the State Grange has called the special |
meeting.
Bassline
Great Advantages. §
You will not make a mistake by | i
calling at the Philad. Branch, Belle |
fonte, for clothing for men, boys amd
children. They will give you greater
satisfaction for your money than any
other dealer. Unusual bargains will
be given, Give them a trial,
mA A ni Aa.
Kirawherry and loeoream Social,
The Indies of the Presbyterian church
will serve strawberries and lee-cream,
cake, ete, to the public, on Saturday
afternoon and evening, June 24th,
Proceeds for the benefit of the church.
A SM SS Ro cy
Ur suite for men and boys can
not be equaled by any dealer in the
county, Spring styles now in stock.
Prices right. Philad. Branch, Belle
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foute,
PUBLIC MEETING,
TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS,
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Citizens Wanted In Attendance
Centre Hall and the surrounding coms |
munity will be held tomorrow, Friday
evening, in Harper & Kreamer's hall.
ly celebration in Centre Hall, and the
meeting is called in order to appoint
committees and
the
formulate plans for
of the
Hull intends
the 4th, and
observance day.
Centre having a big
time on as the time is
limited, there is no room for delay,
and arrangements must be speedily
no celebration
that
there is every possible reason why we
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Ax there
the
made, at
any point in county day,
should have a roaring time, and
will.
Wi
L.ook out for details in next
Hall on the
and help eelebrate,
issue,
and come to Centre ith of
July
a
MEN'S DAY,
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CHILI
Fae Patrons of Hasbandry 13 Celebrate on
Jane 17, at the Park.
there is a day set
‘atrons of Husbandry
's Day and Floral Day,
ued by either
yet apart
as Chil-
it
social
3 and
a pienie
This year the
Saturday,
ich gathering,
or
oF Of SO sort.
designated
we Lime for st
sid will hold thei
FIRE 34, 1
members of the grange
with invited
fit i! sl
SENTIIMS, RIOD
will spend the d
i
ay in the park, and
and social
nf. lu
unfortunate
mve an enjoyable time,
th plenty to « ist year they
were rather to
owing
rain fall
ng and spoiling the fun,
hoped the fates will not be
17th.
it i
it is
80 Cra-
l ann th
1 Of
/
iit
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¥ehool Board Meeting
board held
and
e auditors,
a meeting on Monday even
had their accounts prepared
and the report for the
ill be given to the public in
the board has tak-
iz teacl
applicant is
ing .
wes for
se
grammar school
ve handed in their claims
The
« upon at a
hoped
the ld
wediate.
future meets
difficulties whi
woard last year wil
i and
1
vall among the members
first shou
and always,
rovemenis In Town
ff
Of
to
n
number
nip
have
nsn has a
Fork en
Howard
snpleted,
siti an
will
Vihen of
i= building a
porch
Jerry
and
:
LH
pro-
of his dwelling.
in comiort,
ft working for
and putting
rading
shape It is larg
will beautify his
Wa
More Holidays
legislature has passed act
mil
rnating general election days, Le
third Tacsday of Fe
vilany afl
Wf each
braary and the
first Monday of
as Jegal
noon
Lhe
half
until
year
ilidays, from 12 o'clock
midnight of such days,
for the payment, acceptance and pro-
drafts, checks,
paper ©
EF bila
testing of bills, notes,
amd other negotiable
day ",
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Will Be Gradand,
The Lill providing for free text books
t the public has become
followed by an
appropriation of $500,000 to supply the
free text The
change will be gradual, books
chools
The Lill will be
with books,
as the
| not be discarded until used up,
| will not take a very long time, with
| the prospect of new and free books be-
fore the young people.
" Bo.
Local Dots,
This year's hay crop is assured,
pearance, having improved much in
| the past three weeks,
The potato bug has turned up in
Tarn the bug-
ger down.
Don’t forget to make the Canada
There is every prospect for a good
fruit crop.
ce
A Gold Care.
Bellefonte has evidently its quoto of
inebriates, nx it is rinmored a gold cure
establishment will be started there
soon, For sore of them we would ad-
vise a dose of lead instead of gold; it
would be cheaper and the town would
be benefited, With a gold eure and a
prohibition paper to be started there,
the town Is up to date.
. AM si
wee I you are in need of an new hat
come and wee my stock, I have the
finest stock of spring styles of hats
ever brought to this place.—C.
Long, Spring Mills.
we Wanted. 300 bushels Potatoes
byC. P. Long & Co.
Monday Co, Bupt, Gramley held ¢x-
| sandnation for teachers at Centre Hall.
[ He had a class of nineteen who desir- |
ed to secure certificates qualifying
them as able to take charge of schools,
| joining townships and districts, Prof.
| vere examination in all parts of the
{ county, harder and more severe than
| heretofore, and the
not 80 easy to secure from
| tificate,
him a
It is his intention to
Cer-
{ the rolls who are not eligible according
to his ideas, and by this means raise
| the standard of the schools, in
| tion of every tax payer.
for a general raise of salaries all over
{the county,
services of a competent and able
structor,
let us have an salaries
F will have modern and standard schools
to which
boast of,
raise in
we can
Bo
The Farmerand the Newspaper Yan,
Many
en are
thin
persistent dunners,
men think
By way
of comparison let us suppose that a far-
1.000 bushels of
year, and sells this to 1,000 persons in
Ler raises
| all parts of the country,
“1 will
time.’
a great portion
hand
The
{ of them
dollar in
saying: you a
an short farmer
small,
1,000 bushel
| does not want to be
right, Boon the ® Are gone
and
fooled
fue to
little
is seriously
but he has nothing to show for it,
then that he
i away his whole crop and its va
i he realizes has
him ina thousand
tly he
business,
him is due
Fdriblets, consequen
embarrassed in his because
vit one dollar,
and think it
his debtors each owing |
| treat it
would not help much
kind of busl
the pul
stand
as on small matter
Continue
in
lisher does, hie
T A
anyone
Ines and year out
long would
moment's tl ght
that a publisher
year
Hs "WN
¥
ne it
pind
i will O01
5
ii
vinee
as cause for persistent dunniug.
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The Vars of Hot Water,
it is wond«
Speaking of hot water,
A compress of linen wrung out of hot
salt and water and applied to the chest,
and closely with flan-
Id,
covered entirely
3
nel to prevent the taking of co will
way with the irrita-
frequent
back of
neck and behind the ears will cure
and hys
a hard day's
inten waily
ease pain and do a
{tionn which culminates in
coughing. Hot water st the
the
that nervous weariness
after
taken
hi overcome
Hot
bedore a mend §
Wiki Oi
work, waler
an aid to digestion,
A —-
Somethiog New On the Carpet
The M un Jowrnal say
Kerstetter, the bullder, on Pe
is now engaged on the construction of
iil
ii
Jolin
nn street,
hed
i a new machine, which partakes of the
of a tricycle, but is propelled
ty hand and guided by the feet. It
chain gearing similar to those of
| safety bicycles and is powerful enough
to carry several hundred pounds of
weight besides the rider. Jolin claims
gets the machine fin-
will able to climb any
road in the neighborhood
i and carry a good load of freight with
F him,
nature
has
that when he
i ished he be
mountain
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Wait For Centre Hall,
A big Fourth of July celebration at
Centre Hall, will attract big crowds,
fand if a committee comes around and
| asks you to reach down in your pock-
| et for a handful of chink, The
ation cannot be made a success
without money, and money makes
{the mare go. There will various
| expenses connected with the day and
Lit is imperative that every citizen con-
| tribute liberally.
do so,
Leelel
be
I uu.
Given sn Vacation
Rev, Fischer, pastor of the Luther-
an church, has been suffering consid-
{erable of late with heart trouble, so
much so in fact that he has hardly
been able to conduct his services,
Last Sabbath at a congregational
meeting after the regular services, the
members voled to give the Rev. gens
tleman a vacation for an indefinite pe-
riod, in hopes that he will fully recu-
perate. In consequence there will be
no regular services in the Lutheran
church during the hot months at
least.
ae arid
The Centre Magnet,
The Centre Magnet is the title under
which Newton 8. Bailey's new Prohi.
bition paper at Bellefonte will sail. It
is sald the Prohibitionists have guar
anteed him five hundred subscribers,
while they have only about three hun.
dred voters in the county, The new
office will be loeated in Bush's arcade,
The new sheet has not yet made its
appearance, and the editors are some
time getting out their first edition. |
wlio to Lewins, Bellefonte, for
your clothing. Their styles are per
fect in every respect. Suits neat in
pattern, stylishly cut and «
made, Nothing quite so
where. ;
any-
Don’t
Miss
This.
wraps and jackets
6, 7 and 8
Spring and summer
young men,
blue che
double breasted,
ViIOtt
i children’
>
jersey
uits from 1.2
Boy’s +
5, 6 and 8.00.
15.00.
The Best Wearing
the Douglas. Shot
warranted,
5.00. For boys, i
styles; the very
‘
850
’
”~
the trip-
$
tO $12
clothing for men and
§ +4 »
| children, black cheviot,
mixed cheviot,
Kough
breas Lt d.
4 as tr} -
brown and mixed;
to 5.00
“at ¢
il ,
4
t New York
suits, from
Shoes 2. World
men,
Allegheny St.,
Bellefonte, Pa.
WORK OF A GREAT RAILROAD
| An 1dea of the Yearly Business of the Penn
syivania Company
Pugl
ann
Charles E 1, general manager of
Pen
during 1842,
nsyl railroad company
| the
has made his annual re-
The
snes of the Peun
ivicion, the United
the Philadel-
phia and Erie, Delaware
Raritan canal companies. It
that the gross earnings of the Pennsyl-
! port for that year report covers
the carn
ay lv
inlironda of Now
ings and expe
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A PRros
an :
JOTRCY,
and the
shows
vania railroad divssion from all
£42,250,540, and the
decrease
Os Wel
$28 508,712
earnings, as
$1 JO, Hea,
The total number of passengers car-
ried was 21.400, 479, an increase of 764,
6%. The earnings from passengers
were $8. 505.530, an increase of $150,256,
The total volume of tonnage transpor-
ted during 1592 was 41 871,149 tons, an
increase over 1801 3,871,757 tons. The
pumber of tons moved one mile was
5.484,581,321, an increase of 455,771,484
tons. Theaverage earnings on freight
per ton per mile in 1892 decreased [534
of a mill and the average cost per ton
was the same as 1861
The total shipments of Coa
over the Pennsylvania railroad divis
fon was 23,767,921 tons, an increase of
1.835.555 tons, the coal tonnage alone
amounting to 18,160,816 tons,
. being in net
compared with 1861,
a
] and coke
pc fp -
Liable to a Fine,
A person killing a robin in this siate
i# lable to a fineof from $2 to $20 for
each offense, or imprisonment for 20
days, or both. In fact the law pro-
hibits the killing of any or neatly all
birds on the list of those that are habi-
tants here.
lf cones
Cow Killed,
Veteran Thomas Lyons had a good
cow killed a fow days ago at a cross.
ing a mile west of Centre Hall, by a
passenger train,
The wheat is out in heads and looks,
in the terms of the morket, fair to
middling. The straw Is short, which
is attributed to the late spriug.
—— bc iiitisnih
Tur povs hustling for Democratic
County nominations, are not leaving
one stone unturned to secure their ,
end, but the canvass is being done in
on his own merits, The campaign
has hardly warmed up yet, and as it is
about two months yet until the con
vention nore or
¥
P—
Vine Footwear
to Mingie's
He carries
r for ladies,
0
« and shoes g
dellef
fonts
For boit
shoe store,
i »3s ©
NIH g
a
rade of foolwen gen.
which eannot be
The best
ds iz to be found there.
tlemen and children,
equaled by any dealer.
the affor
Prices right
very
market
—
take the lead
Nothing
Call
Lewins, Beliefoute,
men and
better made.
in suits for boys,
oF
quite so stylish
and be convinesd
GRAIN MARKET,
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY KURTZ & BON
Corn
tails ww
Burley —- wae sasha ution
BOck nw Besa oo vines ween
PRODUCE AT STORES,
whyong dors
Ham
Tallow
Polmlons
Hides
Pins, 2¢, Needles,
1c, Coat's
Sc, tops,
Cotton, 4c, Ammon
ia, 10¢, Sewing Machine Oil,
sc, Mucilage, 5¢, 7x11 Slates,
4c, usual price 10c, Dictionary,
for Sc, worth 20¢, 3 Cakes
Buttermilk Soap, 25¢, 10c fora
single cake,
~ 5
a
Dress Goods in beautiful
styles with Plaid and Figured
Silk to combine.
Lace Curtains as Jow as oh
a pair. Nothing less wouldnt
be worth talking about. =
Silkaline, dozers - of styles.
from 4¢ to 14¢c. Jap Art Goods
for cushion, eic.
Handsome China Silk from
Soc up. |
Al re msm