DID THE SON MURDER HIS FATHER?
Murder in Perry County — James Carpen-
ter's Body Found in the Creek,
Prodnce Merchant James Carpenter
was probably murdered near Port Roy-
al, Perry county, on Monday night.
His shoes and stockings were found
« on the-banks of Tuscarora Creek, and
there was a trail of blood from a rocky
bluffover the stream to the water.
The body was found about one
o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the mouth
of Tuscarora creek where it empties in-
to the Juniata river. A knife wound
in the back of the neck and two ugly
bruises on the head confirm the sus-
picion that Carpenter was murdered
and then thrown into the creek.
James Carpenter, a son of the mur
dered man, is suspected of having com-
mitted the erime and was arrested to-
day and committed to the Newport
jail in default of bail to await the re
sult of the coroner's investigation.
There is great excitement in the com-
munity over the murder and it is the
general opinion that young Carpenter
Killed his parent to get possession of
his money.
The murdered man was about fifty-
six years old and his accused son is in
thirty-first year. The father was an
extensive produce dealer and is thought
to have accumulated considerable
money.
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SPRING MILLS.
Interesting Items from Oar Neighboring
Town,
Mrs. W. W. Rishell and her hus-
band spent Sunday with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Ruhl. They left
for Harrisburg last Tuesday, where
they will take charge of the Metropol-
itan Hotel.
W. P. Alexander moved into Wm.
Allison's house last Friday.
Our merchants have got down to
solid business and free salt and free
sugar has been suspended for the pres-
ent; owing to the uncertainty of the
Wilson bill, no doubt.
Robert Smith returned last Friday
from Woodward, whither he had gone
to join a hunting expedition. Some
how or other he forgot to bring any
venison along.
The Penn Literary society is in full
blast now and has a large member-
ship. It meets every Wednesday
evening and promises to be a longer
lived affair than was last year's Lyce-
um League,
The Methodists will hold Christmas
services in their church on Baturday
evening, 2rd; the Presbyterians will
have their services on the evening of
the Zith, and the Reforms on the éven-
ing of the 25th.
There was quite a hop at the hotel
on Saturday evening; the elite of this
place were all there.
Rumor has it that there to
another store in town, and a Racket
store at that.
W. B. Kirk, of Philadelphia, is in
town now in the interest of the New
England Mutual Life Insurance Co.
He and our Local agent, M. Shires,
travel together; both being hustlers at
the business, they are thoroughly in-
vineible and are sure make many
preparations for the holding of first-
class funerals in years to come.
is be
to
Death at Tusseyville.
Last Sabbath the death of of
Potter most estima-
ble citizens occurred at Tusseyville, in
Mr. William Ishler. Mr. Ishler had
not been in the best of health for some
time, but was never confined to his
bed, and was able to be around. On
Bunday morning he was seized with a
severe coughing spell, and djed short-
ly after. His death was sudden and
unexpected and was unlooked for by
his friends,
Mr. Ishler was well
and was aged 78 years, 7 months and
23 days. He was a member of the Re
formed church, and a steadfast Demo-
erat,
The funeral occurred on Wednesday
from his late residence, interment be-
ing made in the cemetery at Tussey-
ville, Rev, Eisenberg officiating. The
funeral was largely attended by a large
concourse of friends who attested their
regret at his demise.
a — iitsiatsermiesam
Was Instantly Killed,
Patrick Hyde, 16 years of age, was in-
stantly killed by a fall of coal in No. 7
mine at Sterling mines on Tuesday.
In the Lancashire mine, near Philips
burg, John Patrick was killed by a fall
of rock. The Sterling Coal company,
operating at Hastings, Cambria coun-
ty, and at Sterling, Clearfield county,
Gen. D. H. Hastings, president, has
retired from the business of miners
and shippers of coal, contracting the
operating of tne mines to others,
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Mifflin County Deaths.
Recent deaths in Mifflin county are:
Mrs. Barbara Focht, of Allenville,
aged 83; Mrs, Lydia Hartzler, of Men-
no township, aged 70; Fanny Thomp-
son, at the county almshouse, aged 99,
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Hon. John Cessna Dead,
John Cessna died at his home in
Bedford, at 11 o'clock, last night, hay-
ing been ill of diabetis during the past
four weeks.
Every article purchased at Min-
gle’s shoe store, Bellefonte, carries
with it a guarantee. Every sale is
made satisfactory.
one
township's
up in years,
COBURN.
A Child of Mr, and Mrs Jacob Harter
Died of Diphtheria,
Mr. W, F, Hassinger and wife of Zi-
on, Pa., were visiting friends at this
place during last week. They return-
ed home on Baturday.
Mrs. Catherman spent a week visit-
ing friends in Union county recently.
James A, Kooney is somewhat in-
disposed at present with throat troub-
le.
Mrs. Ketner, wife of Jacob Ketner,
is lying critically ill at her home, with
lung fever. Small hopes are entertain -
ed for her recovery.
A. M. Wilson has given up his in-
tention to move to Sugar valley, for
the present at least.
Adam Bowersox proprietor of the
Aaronsburg Bottling Works has rent-
ed the house and store room of M. D,
Rockey, at this place, and will remove
the Bottling Works to this place on
the first day of April next, and will
continue the manufacture of soft drinks
at this place.
W. W. Rishell who has been pro-
prietor of the Coburn House for the last
several years, has sold his entire per-
sonal property to R. O. Braucht, of
this place, who will continue the busi-
ness at the old stand. Mr. Rishell has
rented a larger hotel in the city of
Harrisburg and took possession of the
same on Tuesday. We can recom-
mend Mr. Rishell to the people of the
capitol city as a man who knows how
to cater to the wants of his guests in
an obliging and gentlemanly way, and
would enjoin them to give him ashare
of their patronage.
assume their holiday attire,
the death of Harry W.
on Andrew Harters’
mile west of this place, by that dread
nant kind.
vious and gradually grew worse until
Thursday when his
him, but it was of no avail. His re-
ing held.
taken by the family
Every precaution has been
to
cause for alarm. It was reported that
er was also suflering from the same
founded.
the sympathy of the entire communi-
ty in their sore trial; but they are ask-
ed to put their trust in Him, whose
ways are past finding out. At this
writing none of the other members of
the family are afllicted with the dis-
ease,
On last Saturday evening twenty-
0. 8. of A. of this place went to Wood-
ward to institute a new Camp of the
order at that place. They all report a
good time; but they say the way the
President of the Camp got away with
the oysters was wonderful to behold.
The price of oysters has advanced in
consequence thereof,
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Queries for Giris,
Did it ever occur to you-—
That the girl who tells you all those
dreadful things about a third girl is
likely to say the same evil things
about you?
That the man who makes love to
you the first time he meets you knows
not the meaning of the word ‘sinceri-
ty on
That when you go to the theatre it
isn’t a wise plan to pin your veil to the
back of the seat that is just in front of
you, because the man who occupies
that seat will march off with your veil
sticking to his shoulders ?
That it is very difficult for a hostess
to entertain a roomful of visitors, and
that it is your duty to make yourself
as agreeable and interesting as you
can ?—Chieago Record.
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Appropriate Presents,
Nothing could be more appropriate
for a Christmas present to a son or
father than a good warm overcoat or
suit, which would be both servicable
and useful thiscold weather. Lewins,
at Bellefonte, has just such articles in
abundance toselect from, along with
a full line of furnishing goods, and
they can be had at prices below the
average.
~ Brooms last Saturday at half price,
Did you get one? Saturday special
a
Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs
Neckwear and Mufflers.
Trunks and Suit Cases
Tel scopes and Traveling Bags.
Gloves and Mittens.
Scarf Pins and Cuff Buttons.
Smoking Jackets and Bath Robes,
Satine and Twilled Night Robes,
Candigan Jackets and Sweaters,
Umbrellas and Mackintoshes.
White, Percale and Cheviot Shirts.
Fur Gloves, Fur Collars, Fur Caps.
Clothing of All Kinds,
Hats of All Shapes.
Caps of All Colors.
bargains. —G. H. Long.
GOMERY & GO.
Block,
MONT
Bellefonte.
are now in, consisting of Clothing, Overcoats,
Dry Goods, the finest selections of Dress Goods
ever displayed in this valley, Boots and Shoes,
etc. These goods are first-class, and every
thing of this seasons production. We are of
fering all our goods at low prices and are
AT OUR OLD TRICKS!
That of selling the best of everything in our
store at prices that dont suit our competitors,
but please the buyers immensely.
HARPER & KREAMER, CENTRE HALL.
We are offering most valuable and user
ful Premiums. Did you get a Card?
Ask for one.
Why waste time, money and health with doctors” wonderful * cure.
alle.” specifica, ste, when § will send
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food drucgiot or physician ean put i ap for
that you dn a small quantity of the
you receive the recipe there
snd soe that 3
about this, Correspondence striatly con tial
close st if convenient. Address B. WH.
AFTER.
For a sore throat there is nothing |
better than a flannel bandage dampen- |
ed with Chamberlain's Pain Balm. It
will nearly always effect a cure in one
night's time. This remedy is also a
favorite for rheumatism and has cured
many severe cases, 50 cent bottles for
sale by J. D. Murray, Druggist. .
W. L. DOUCLAS
$3 SHOE wd¥'ir.
Do you wear them? When next in need try 8 pale.
Best In the world.
Address,
C.A.SNOW & CO.
ore. PATENT ornee, WASHINGTON, D.C,
Wm. Pealer, Spring Mills.
wee Piles of fall and winter goods at
Lewins, Bellefonte. All latest styles
and lowest prices to be had anywhore,
Go and see before all gone.
~Towing at Bellefonte, has the best
cutter in Pennsylvania, and a better
fit eannot be had than from him. The
prices are always way down,
ATTORNEYS.
| Joux ELINE
i Allorney at Law,
BELLEFONTE, PA.
Office on second floor of Furset's bullding north
of Court House, Can be cousuited in German
and English, ‘muni
J. H.ORVIB, CM BOWER,
(Rvs, BOWER & ORVIS,
At.orieys nt Law,
BELLEFORTE PA,
Office in Cride's Exchange bullding on second
floor, fansh
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D ¥. FORTNEY,
. Attorney st Law,
BELLEFONTE, PA.
Oflice in Conrad Bullding,
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(LEMA NT DALE,
’ Attorney at Law,
BELLEFOXTE, PA.
OMios N. W, ecorver Diamond. two doors from
First Natioun! Bapk jauky
W G. RUNKLE,
* Attorney -at-Law,
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All Kiodsof legal business racy
Bpecial stiention given to «
floor Crider Excha ge
J. L.BraxoLes,
SPANGLER & HEWES,
h Alsrnevs at Law,
BELLEFONTE
Bpacial attention v collections,
ail the courls, Cousultation
English
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Practices in all the courts
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((ENTRE COUNTY BANKING ©O..
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Reoelive deposits Discount notes.
jane? J. D. Bavceny, Cashier; |
HOTELS.
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UsH HOUSE,
B WL. Daggett, Proprietor
BELLEFONTE }
Of given 10 counts
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NEW GARMAN HOUSE
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table and moderale charges
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KERHOFF HOUSE,
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ad
To be sure of a Non.pall.out, see that
the case is stamped with this trade mark,
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Send for a case opener to the
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and Northern Central Railway,
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Time Table, in elect Bovember 19, 1803.
| TRAINS LEAVE MONTANDON, EASTWARD.
18a. m~Train 14, (Dally except Sunde
For suubury , Willkesbarre, Hazleton, Polsvii e
| Harrisburg and Intermed inte stations, arriving
i st Philadelphia at 800 p.m, Bow York, 558 p
fm, Baltimore, 3.10 p m,, Washington 4.300. m,
connecting at Philadelphia for sil seashore
| points. Through passeoger conches to Phils-
| delphia and Baltimore, Parlor cars to Philadel.
{ pla,
1385p. m~Teain 8. (Dally except Funday.)
For Bunbury, Harrisburg and intermediate a
Lions, arriving at Philsdeluhia at 6.50 Pp on. New
TOrE. 1005 p.m, Baitimore, 7% p. tn, Washing.
INLET p.m. Parlor car through So Philadel
and pas enger cosches Wo Philadelphia snd
wore
601 p. wo ~Traln 12
For Wilkesburre, Hazletor
snd intertoediate points, arriving at Phils delphiis
Pb pm, New York 08 a. 1. Baltimore 1040 p.
Praeger cosches to Wilkesbarre and voll.
fe iphia
except Bundsy.}
‘vilvilie Harrisburg
:p. n~Train 6, (Dally) For Bunbury
Harrisburg and all int ormedinie stat MOLE, rly
ing st Philadel 8.4500 m , Bew Yorkal 758
fi Pullman sleeping cars from Harrisburg to
Philadelphia and New York Aphis pase
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