THE CENTRE REPORTER.
FRED. KURTZ, EDITOR ANDPUBLISHER,
CENTRE HALL, PA, THURS, DEC. 14
Hermsdorf
Day at
The Racket,
Wed.
Dec. 20,
1803.
Beautiful Souv=
enir, same as
given at the World's |
Fair by the Herms-
dorf Bureau, will be
presented to every
Lady coming to the
Racket that day.
CHOOL TEACHERS will |
make a note of the above, |
as it is the Wednesday of |
Institute Week.
E RACKET. R. Spigeimyer,
Shem Spigelmyer, Jr. |
|
PERSONAL.
—(, F. Deininger was off on a trip |
to Philadelphia and New York last
week.
—Prof. D.
Mills, made a
Hall Saturday
—{ harley Swartz,
young merchant at
us a call Tuesday.
— Mr. William Goodhart,
terprising implement dealer,
heim, was in town Saturday.
~Mr. Miel Strohm,
Centre Hills’ most respected citizens,
was in town on business Saturday.
of Tusseyville,
a call. Mr. Smith |
publishes letters of administration on
the estate of Jacob Miess, ?
—Mrs. Samuel Barr left for her
home in Tyrone last week, after hav-
ing spent several weeks with friends
Hall
—M. M. Condo has been appointed |
of Harriet
gg township,
M.
short
Wolf, Spring |
visit
of
in Centre|
the hustling |
Tusseyville, gave
the en-|
of Mill-
mel one of
Smith,
gave our sanctum
Jacob
in Centre and vicinity.
administrator of the estate
Condo, 'd, late of Greg
and a notice appears in another column
to effect.
dee
M. Huyett, wife
daughter departed Saturday
for Berks county, where Mrs,
will remain several weeks
parents,
and
morning |
Huyett |
with her |
——Dan. Reynolds made a trip down |
town last week for the first time for
over a week or more. He has had a
tussel with a severe felon on his hand,
but came through all right.
—Mr. Joel Dubbs departed this |
week for Sharon, Pa., where he is loca- |
ted, a visit ef several weeks
among friends in Centre Hall and the
“valley. He will spend a few days in|
Harrisburg on his way home.
— Will Hofler,
Hoffer, dec’d, gave our sanctum
call the other day. Will is now
porter on the Mansfield, Ohio, Shield,
and has had several years’ newspaper
after
1
i
2 son of George
to conduct a newspaper.
his unele Peter Hoffer.
Sheriff W. A. Ishler
REPORTER a call yesterday afternoon,
while in town. He was to Tusseyville |
attending the funeral os his uncle, the
Inte Wm. Ishiler. The Sheriff is mak- |
ing preparations to hand over his of-
fice on January Ist, to
Condo, and says the
with the same is of no
tion.
gave
small propor. |
fn seit
Wanted Other "Taters.
A neighboring clergyman was much
surprised one day at receiving a basket
of potatoes from an old lady in his par-
ish, with a message saying that as he
had remarked in his sermon on the
previous Sunday that some common
taters (commentaters) did not agree
with him she had sent him some real
good ones. Jersey Shore Herald,
bens fists
Signed His Marriage License.
A. B. Myers, of Hanover, signed his
marriage leense by holding the pen in
his teeth. Mr. Myers had the misfor-
tune to lose both hands. He is about
to wed a woman in York eounty.
His penmanship is among the best
seen in the Clerk of Court's office,
ea en
Eighty-Eight Branches,
Bradford has a branch organization
of the Pennsylvania society for the
prevention of cruelty to children and
animals. There are ecighty-vight
branches of this society in the state,
— SAA MA
w Knifed, at our store, cut in two.
Prices on pepper, raiding, mixed ean-
dy, La rabbers. Kum Kwik.--G. H.
A HUNTERS PARADISE.
The Seven Mountains a Great Happy Hunt
ing Ground.
Our Centre county hunters of deer, |
tion to a hunter's heart which our|
mountain districts once offered when |
hunt laden with venison.
frequently return without a smell or
sight of deer.
The Seven Mt. district to Union co.
valley Narrows, Greens Valley and the
Snowshoe region, in days gone by—in
the days when our gran’-pas hunted
were alive with deer, but now it
rare sight to see one and more to
shoot one. Hunting with dogs and
hunting out of season have well nigh
exterminated these
our mountain wilds-—the once happy
hunting grounds of Centre county
18
wO
But, for such of our hunters as are
sighing for hunting that will turn out
big with venison and furs, there is still
a paying patch on Uncle Bam's farm.
The north west is where you can get a
shot almost any hour between
A sample of hunters
{luck in that in
| item below :
region is given
iriver bottom districts in Washington
Heavy snows,
in the
elk,
deep,
and
bear down to the
One
three hunters |
Wash., with
Or.,
many
In Jackson
five
deer.
hunter killed
C0. ,
bears In as
When the Boalsburg Modocos,
Nit-
and the Mussers and Stoversand
hunters
fanny,
are out one and
come home with
of
considering that their
trips dont have any deer at all after a
some
ply
The Patrons of Hasbandry
Eighteen new granges and an
i
bandry during the year. Nol less
the
ate grange which
began at Harrisburg on Th
resolution
or his
stalk of a
fi
{0
ing Secretary Morton speech at
3
itn
e committee on legisla.
tion will probably report a bill similar
at the
Three
committee
but no other officers.
to the Niles measure which fell
last session of the legislature.
the executive
Death of Dr
Dr. Orlady, of
f,
i iew days SEO,
Oriady
Wise,
home, after an
He was a brother-
of
Of
Durant, died
at his
Joa
in-law of J. ( I, our town, and
He a
of large knowlege
and tariff re-
former, and frequently spent hours in
the Reporter sanctum discoursing
of the
was very
up-
protective tar
the father of
a prominent mem-
Huntingdon bar, and the
if. The sawed
George B. Orlady,
dec was
teligioas Etclitoment.
That aristocratic town, Belletonte,
lias been in a slight convulsion for a
week or more by the teachings of a
Rev. Wheeler, a Seventh Day Advent
ist, who hired a hall and tried to con-
| vince his hearers that Saturday
the proper day to observeas the Lord's
He partly
won over to his ereed the minister of
jrethren church, when
4 were summarily put to
was
his meeting
A oii
For Tusnty- five Cents a Day,
Men are working in the woods near
| Kane, for twenty-five cents a day and
| board themselves. One Jobber hired
es stated, twenty-five cents a day and
they find board. Kane Republican.
dics mii cot —
Only Four Prisoaers.
There are only four prisoners con-
fined in the Clinton county jail at
present. In Clearfield county the
sheriff has thirty-four boarders and
there are over one hundred criminal
cases to be tried at the next term of
court in that county.
Ii
Prize Winners,
County Chairman Meyer offered
prizes to the districts polling the larg.
est percentage of the Democratic vote
of the year previous, and to the Mill
heim borough and Worth township
Deraocrats he awarded the prizes,
Tn AIA Sl SRA
wlio to Lewins, Bellefonte, for
your clothing. Their styles are per
feet in every respect, Suits neat in
pattern, stylishly cut and elegantly
made. Nothing quite so good any-
Long.
HE HAS MUSCLE.
Slug as Well
THE LOHR CASE,
Lohr Gets a Verdict of
Against the Borotigh
Can
Pray.
iA Preacher Who Mrs, 81,800
as |
|
Rev, Hugh Strain, the young pastor |
is the right | considerable business of vital import |
sort, says the Philipsburg Ledger. He | ance was transacted. The jury in the
| insists on having perfect order at his | case of Isabella Lohr vs. Philipsburg
meeting and a big burly fellow who had | borough returned a verdict for the
taken a dislike to young Strain bragg- | plaintifl’ in the sum of $1,500, subject
ed that he was going to his church | to the opinion of the court on a ques
{some night and kick up a rampus pur- | tion of law reserved. It is generally
| posely to get a chance to flog him. | conceeded, however, that the verdict
{ The ruffian went and created his little | will be allowed to stand.
disturbance. Mr. Strain went to him This will be a dear
{and kindly asked him to keep quiet, | neighboring borough.
{ The big fellow sneered at him and | was first tried in this court a jury
up his racket. The young awarded Mrs. Lohr $057. The bor-
preacher went to him again and told | ough authorities were not satisfied and
{ him he must keep quiet or go out. |earried the case to the Bupreme court,
| The big fellow said he wouldn't keep | That high tribunal reversed the deci-
lesson for our
When the case
{ quiet nor go out, and the first thing |sion because of an errorin the charge
he knew the young parson’s hand was | of the court and sent the back for |
{on his collar, and the next thing any-|a new trial. This has just now ended |
{ body knew, the ruffian was sprawling | It |
in the road, and he didn’t go back aft- | has already cost Philipsburg borough
ter any more of that kind of medicine | several hundred
| either Youug Strain might have | attorney's fees, all
| preached till his teeth fell out and not | make a very expensive
| won half the esteem and admiration | Bellefonte News,
among the miners as that little exhi-| The lady is the
bition of courage and muscle aroused. | who some years
a | Hall
The caution is meant for Centre Hall
as well as other boro’s where
Case
with a verdict as above recorded.
in costs and
told, it will
pavement,
dollars
and,
wife of David
ago lived
Lohr,
at Centre
Remember Lohr's Wife, sms eos ——
On the Slek.dist
councils |
| are derelict in their duty. Mrs, David |
| Lohr, well in this vicinity,
is having much sickness at one
known | Mr. John M'Coy has not improved any
was caused to fall, by a defective board | since our last K's and Mrs.
breaking her ! M'Coy being also somewhat ill makes
wrist, boro for damages | the situation all the more distressing
wer issue,
in Philipsburg,
She sued the
and the jury awarded her $1500, be-| in that household. In addition to thes
sides which Philipsburg must also pay | the Alex. M'Coy, living
same premises, | itl {
al
burg some three weeks ago and hasten
sO, On
the costs,
A similar
Centre Hall
serious with
]
HY
ORINe
accident may happen in
any hour, and a far more | ing home was laid up about
far heav
few in the
ier damages, sim-
I
yor yf
=e OF
using their position
| for gratifying personal spites and dis-
with grip, but is mending up again.
becatise a sneil block { Potter,
made
Lt
{ the
Ie Fergus
{The aged mother o
zr we
”
way io fis
a proper disel
ar ‘of whose breaking a le mes- |
duties instead of ion last week, altho 85,
Dir. Jacobs is like!
cident ;
citi- | some six years
sharp notice to repair de- | Mrs. C
while belonging | has
built and
iked into
we
are
that
ive
leg
y to sur
| eriminating against citizens, principal she had her other
{ly in the matter of walks. Some ago,
onley,
the sick-list
1 by cold
Zens receive Kate of near th
fective walks, walks also been on for near
{ to a count ilman have been vi weeks, Ofte
i repaired and the charge sm Kraemer rsbure.
i Jared
i the boro expens i
nning
want t citizens
Jots
yi ie to be hil.
and
up age
widow of
Ths
her sons,
{ado sides, with aged ab Wolf, at
John W
3
prospect
: larly '
i simniiariy olf ill feeb
and keep | tle for
Mr.
ral d AVS
lit
Wolf
Bil &
. : ’
Was also ia i
f
i gally sj
| take |
Wert zens should i
2
py
Will be Sis
of .
=
tack
egal to have refunded,
#
On account of this vicious practi
fav
The Sale sppred.
biusy y ‘or #4
oritism an iminatior URDOL
ep Hr Ww
ii
dangerous traps,
Remember Lohr's wife,
- - -
Pick
Those
who were
for
5
em ON before Christmas,
of our amiable councilmen
§
atond
iy bowsy i ith
the pt ire benefit pil
company might now make themselves
i ng ‘
street of the
useful by picking the stones off again
g the
The
atid
pi then
A
law to prevent
people
hut slerehi UBL
hed still
law
since we 100 Bp Gr
more
put
law
wired stones were »
3 - 1 HY 3»
Working oi id
there 11
ofl
3
the
by
and bridge building.
off
on without is no supply vel on hand is But
King {
against 3 again of i
pie
¢
i
wale them wi
but there
ing of the
job of street
Pick the
Christmas,
js 3 sk« | of this mont} Il come t
n Lis moni Willi come wo
“ *
taxpayers’ pocket his | tired eves and t
ALA ————
for Marrie Through the Window
M
ugly stones be © id
Rev, James Hunkle,
Pau
sling,
pe astor of {
t Mechan-
a bt 11
Complete Throughout,
i«
The REPORTER'S job department is
complete in every particular and ene
braces all the latest faces
With fast power presses en-
abled to turn out work while you wait |
and at prices which will win the job,
and then you get first-class work only,
Letter heads, envelopes, ete., executed |
neatly and cheaply.
in modern manner
al.
ties which very nr
of
Ly pe. wed ling takes place.
we are
small
pox, and Miss Lizzie who had
been his faithful were the
contracting parties and the ceremony
was performed by Ruukle stand-
ing outside the dwelling and marrying
them through the window. The knot
was as effectively tied by our Penns
Valley boy as if there had been no ex-
isting
home by
Baker,
attendant,
was confined to his
We are equipped
and ask only a tri-
lev,
: ml fn —
Upset and Got Hart,
One day last week while Thos, Wil-
son was assisting Mr. Confer, on the
Joe Crotzer farin, west of this place, at
hauling fodder into the barn, as they |
were driving to the barn with a load,
an unex pected blast of wind strack the
wagon upsetting it, landing Wilson
on a pile of stones. He was picked up
unconscious, with face and forehead
severely cut along with other bruises,
He is able to be about again,
e———— A A ST. SOS
obstacles,
fy
Wards of the State.
The report of the Soldiers’ Orphans
i Commission for the current year shows
that $82,122.10 reverted to the State
treasury as an unexpended balance,
Five hundred and twenty-five children
were enrolled at a cost per capita for
education and maintenance of $37.73.
| The mortality rate since the introduc-
| tion of the present system of manage.
iment has been less than one-half of
one per cent. a year,
Anti AAR SA AON
Teacher's Institute,
Teacher's Institute will convene in
session next Monday morning at Belle- |
fonte, in Garman's opera house, and | In Possession,
in consequence all schools in thecoun- | James C. Smith, the newly appointed
ty will enjoy a vacation, as a teacher | postmaster at Millheim is now in pos.
will receive no pay for teaching that | session of the office, and has appointed
week. It is a gala week for some, and | George B. Hazel his assistant. The
is attended with a good time iu gen- office will tipt be removed from its old
eral, location for the present, and the mail
——— lf Saat will be distributed from ex-postmaster
A Pretty Sonverir, { Gutelius’ stand,
We have received a copy of the Pitts. |
burg “Chronicle-Telegraph’s”’ World's
Fair Souvenir, the prettiest thing out
in that line. It is offered to the read-
ers of that journal for 50¢ when accom.
panied by six coupons cut from the |
“Chronicle-Telegraph.”’
ns A MSS
Destroyed by Fire,
The foundry, machine shops and
planing mill of Plimpton & Hon, at
Clearfield, were destroyed by fire
Thureday. morning. Loss, $5,000,
Died in Clinton County.
Dr. G. W. Pearson, an old resident
of Nippenose Valley, Clinton county,
died a few days ago, aged 78 years, 5
months and 11 days. He had practie-
ed medicine in that section of the state
for about forty-five years.
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Entered by Bargiars,
Burglars entered the grocery store of
William Hess, Philipsburg, Sunday
night and took §15 in cash, the con.
tents of (he money drawer,
A A A i.
«White English sugar 5 cents per
pound; 2 pounds of mixed candy for
18 ets at C. P. Long & Co's
~Why should mince pies be with-
out raising when you ean buy 4 pounds
of good raising for 25 cents at C, P.
Long & Co's.
Bakin:
Powder -
Items Short nud In Season,
I'he juveniles know just exactly how
many nights they have to sleep yet
fore Christmas comes,
bie
Harper & Kramer want Bee
their nice Christmas
The t
gobl
you to
goods,
1
i
urkey market still
hold their heads high
of
is ow, but
ers | fas ever.
afforded
two weeks of fair sleig hing.
Huyetlt's Texas stoe
Riter got 37
fell under the
Two inchs BOW near
ris non est now
balls after him
and he weight of lead
We wont press you for a Christmas
gift, but if you kindly pay Arrears
on Reporter we can buy one for a dear
friend.
up
Sheriff Spangler says sliding down
bundle
on of straw goes like
i
a
he tried it once and
when over he needed greasing,
The Centre Reporter for 1864 is the
best present you ean make a friend.
Harry Dinges is no slouch at break-
colts ; he it
with Jess than half and fight
nack of doing
the
has the
{iiss
hat others use,
Ringing conventions are now begin-
and the go
i ning to ripen,
| free
Make up your mind that
wi places for
boarding are beginning to grin.
you will
and
that you
for
will do your part to make
Don
Emerick
for
’
it merry
L De heath.
George is determine
'
it hot this town he has
{ hauling wood in every day for
two months, and n will freeze.
A Bel
re
., ie
other ds
. LIN i
marked, “No
competing railroad,
i A) .
feently w that
wi
§¢
ing the boom and where
i
So
Pont Be Cangaot Ia This.
Nearly every month some new
2 JOT
i -
Made
Out His Own Papers,
id sold
who is
There :
Vv
h peacx
Ho wr u in
isn 'Y
alley,
his old ET :
a pension and for
rome
5 3 +
past he has been making
i Fagle also
| thie
idmawing
a JEL
word has
ii
g out his
nd swearing
n VOaring
f 11 oid
"OAS
vearing before the
and vouchers a
i
Lhe f
i himself; r
$4
fi Case « i solder
Justice
: 11 Gf part-
1 to Lhe
3 §
racy
i
ALE TOW
1 I nded his pension, and
soldier will have a picnic fixing up
got him
the trouble that Q®
{ into,
{
the justice
Mp
Died of Diphtheria.
A child of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Har
ter living near Millheim, aged about
twelve years, died last week of diph-
theria. Mr. Harter's family was com-
posed of several more children who
were removed from the infected locali-
ty for fear of contageon. No other
cases are reported in that immediate
neighborhood,
amas
Cost $11,000.
One of the passenger engines on the
Central Railroad of Pennsylvania cost
$11,000 and has the very latest im-
provements, electric head light and
the bell is rung by steam. It is the
engine built for the private use of
Viee President Webb of the New York
Central and was used on the Adiron-
dack mountain road.
Sis a MR A SIH
To Ward OF a Cold,
A mustard foot bath will frequently
ward off an approaching cold. A ta-
blespoonful of mustard to two quarts
of hot water is the proportion for an
adult; for a very young child double
the quantity of water may beused. A
bucket, on account of its depth, makes
a better receptacle than a tub, and
while the feet are being soaked a warm
blanket should be thrown over the
knees, covering bucket and all.
A iil
Communion Services.
Rev. J. W. Boal will hold Cemmun-
ion services at Centre Hill next Sab-
bath morning. Preparatory service
Saturday afternoon, at two o'clock.
Services at Centre Hall next Sabbath
afternoon, at 2.30 o'clock.
«A good pair of shoes will make an
excellent and appreciated Christmas
present, Mingle's shoe store, Belle-
fonte, can furnish anything in that
Hine to be had,
i
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More Time Should be Given Teachers,
One of the
ing a county institute
noticeable things regard.
program is the
Hotted teachers
| to ask questions or discuss subjects,
i
who ny a good many things
bad
of them may touch on the
point most interesting the
Nearly has
some special point
ions on, but
More time sl
that
sometimes good, sometimes
{
to some of
her
like in-
Gpporiu-
:
given the
up
i teachers, every teac
he would
1 131
has ’
wuld be
they ight
and i
®
teachers m bring
denl
result
a grea more
10 the
insirucs
good
Fine
right, but
wants of the
A
Afraid t9 Go Back on Friday
the
Hazleton,
wholly
gotten
mainly due
practical would
schools, theories and
tions are all
the
don't always
meet teachers,
Not
work
Aa man of i
ih.
could
Out
among
day to
iMrikers resume
Friday
they
employmer
superstitic
sit on
This is not Dect se
not have is
fio a yi
Friday is a bad
{ This was
when
railroaders that
commence work
ba
dem-
Trainmaster
{tee
Comin
Mi.
onstrated fore
hkorse said o
waiting that he
smi the in
1
i
could
among i
ust one or
Friday morning. here was a feeling
i
4 » ’ is ‘
Of uneasiness
i ul fit
of t}
men
od to
ne
wer volutes
Th
practicable
re
nifoht
nignt
they
ursday
was not
wail until Saturday for a beg
dy —
Almost Justifiable
A Missouri ed
riber who
itor says he |
ret Uns ever
wx} 1 5 } 4
while, and inv: insisls
He |
Hy
HE & Year = subscription.
paper paid for in as
We uldn’t «
seribers ald
irink same kipd of
Garin
WO shilect if
Wo 1
i
£4
a U5 LEC
occasionally
medicin
a
Lock Haven Market,
a hickens,
C4 Pees
12 cents Witind : dressed geese, 75
Celis 1
» i
nis pet
cents a piece;
pot
11 to 1
3
apnlés
i
O71 peck .
& 1 i 3 1
aloes » AD « 8g ara,
ree
Clinton County Deaths,
deaths id ©Mitlon
Oscar Rossy’ of Farr
Mrs Eliz
ae ad 82:
oou
andsville,
aged
of Lock Hav
ers, of Bald Eag
Reese H. Quigl
land,
HN vers
ar
© flow nship,
eV, postmaster
Ey Ore
ax May
a —-
Cold weather demands
and h
found in all styles and prices at
Bel
x tT sledt
table oi cloth,
wintry
good stout fool wear, just _
can be
Mingle's shoe store, lefonte.
» 3:9 . “ . .
Raisins, 5 cents: 20
cents; cambrics wnt
muse hi
china
{ s,
cup and saucer, 15 and 20 cents;
ware abundance.—(G. H. Long,
Brick store.
in
GRAIN MARKET,
Wheat
Rye
Cott ovine
mis Dew,
Barley aw
Back w bess
PRODUCE AT STORES,
BOE... coven csssissnssanonens
Our efforts this year will be
to show a larger and more var
ied stock suitable for the sea-
son and at much lower prices
than goods of like character can
be bought elsewhere.
In Handkerchiefs from the
one for the baby in silk to the
one for the man, have been se-
lected with great care. A La-
dies’ or Children’s [Initial
Handker chiefat 5c, and 3 doz.
lines of more expensive oues
in nearly all letters,
In Aprons we have about 8
styles at 25¢. each that are cer
tainly beautitul. Some few at
a lower price and others a ttle
higher in embroideried goods.
Coats--a lotof Ladies’ ( hev-
iotts at $3.50 each. A great
bargain.
You must come to see us
and you will not wonder that
we are busy, when you see
our clegant stock.
Carmans.