THE CENTRE REPORTE FRED. KURTZ, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER | CENTRE HALL, PA. THURS. Dee. 12. No. 9-11 Crider's Exchange loor Space, and not U tl nmk 6400 feet F I bit to spare. If we handling the truth carelessly, KOM AND C! The Store is Specially Si The Great Ameri And is as chock falloff nice things suit presents as a little red The beautiful iorm & happy combination, U Kno thie for wagon useful and Dolls nrger B v5) yOIOKR fIYLhD y Dress Patters . Fa panese Hane ikerchiefs r (ls, band or besux items--and all in this city. U won't « make through I'he . R. SPIGELMYER, SHEM SPIGELMYER, Jr. Bellefonte, THE TEAGHERS Centr vele in plenis edge 10) Pa. Of W.T. MEYER, Bush Arcade Bellefonte, Two doors fr Death of Mrs, Conte The death of Mrs. Confer, at Mil t- * a shoek to ti was wholly une unparatively vt ght, was in ¢ til that her with had | ni when 14 out a moment : +3 wen to ing, and uj with her Soon after g stroke of palsy before the physici i coul i The husband, ters mourn the panion aged 65 years. summons One 801 § loss of al and parent Bo py Low Prices for Horses. * At & publie sale in Nittany last week, three horses the lowest bidder at the I ever heard in Clinton o« tepublican. 25 cents and the other two each. We the have been dear even at th wold i were ywest Bays the for | inty, One horse was sold for 5 animals opine may ose prices, A horse meat canning fac tory would make money in Clinton county. — - Rev, L.. K. Berridge. died 7 years, Rev. L. K. Berridge, Nov, 13, in Philadelphia, The deceased was a Presbyterian minister and lived at Aaronsburg as pastor of the Presbyterian congregations of Aa- ronsburg, Spring Mills and Hublers- burg, over 30 years ago We knew him as a gentleman of piety and agree able eompanionship. sci, /, desire, through the columns of the Card of Thanks. REPORTER, to thank fhe many kind friends and neighbors, who so willing- | ly offered their services during the pro- tracted illness, and also during the death and burya! of Michael Derstine. Mes, M. DERSTINE, emcees fae et m— - Christmas Services, Christmas services will be held by the Bunday school of the Reformed church of Centre Hall, on the evening of Christmas day, in the Evangelical church, L aged nee e— Died at Pleasant Gap, . On last Friday, John, son of John and Rebecca Bilger of Pleasant Gap, died, 110 years and 20 days. of oA ~Buy your winter elothing at Lew- ins, Bellefonte. He has everything and below competition, ——8ubscribe for the UNITED IN MARRIAGE, the Bride, Near Centre | Last Thursday. the Home of Hall, A very pretty wedding took place at | [ ac | ander, at Earlystown, last day, Sth. o'clock their only daughter, and J. Elmer Royer, Centre { entered the parlor, where were the family and their immediate { tives, and were united in marriage Rev. J. M After | were shown | where a very fine | served. The very handsome wedding presents, con- on December Annie M., Hill, seated of rela- by . Reariek. congratulations the into the dining wedding dinner guests room was bride was presented with some sisting of linen, silverware, and mon- ey. | The bride and { the three o'clock Chambersburg, and groom departed train for Sunbury, other points, to moon among friends On spend their honey and relatives. on will loeate at In the spring they old and engage the homestead Earlystown in farming. Ty Going for Venison friend, ( of vear Tusseyville, call the Ad. tone Our jolly seorge Spangler, us a business other day, and informed us he KX i - } Crees Li going to hi { and umrine ‘were xt venison,” which ~ week to fete sOme was said with an air hat smelled of business and we trust hat it will smell of fro: TO add ke } Keep them Malicious Work, as nad damaged ACRONIS A New Rallroad Chartered, granted 3 » Bellef mpany, Hilies of B five + Wilhelm, ig, and th i res James David M. Butts, [. T. John J, Walsh Henry , of Bellefont A. FRR EAN are Munson, Brocke Ir» : and it, e, and 0 iilipsburg. E — Deals of Mrs, Tressler. Tuesday, 26th, Treasler i On November die d after at the home of daughter, Annie Miller Pine Her husband, Jeremiah Tress- Of her el | Sarah a iliness her | Mrs. | Mills, | ler, died some children Mrs, i Hall s Mrs, Georpe W.. ellefonte nt (irove VEArs ago, D. L.. Miller, James Niece, of Oak Hall survive ght White Coburn, Het ~he of of and 1ben, {of her. Wns I aged 64 years - oy Sale of Real Estate John M. Wea- 11 Anna Meyer et al, to ver, tract of land in Haines twp., acres for $25 Harrison Smull Woodring, lot for £1000. Catherine Conser to Philip Wood- | ling, piece of land in Miles twp., for $529 Dt ¥ Wl), et of land ux, to Philip in Miles twp., sass ann fA ss State Grange Meots, | four days’ session. be established at the Park hotel, and | the sessions will be held in Association hall. Five hundred delegates are ex- pected, besides several hundred others who are injerested in the work. Presbyterian Services, Rev. M. W. Davis, of Allegheny, Pa., will hold services in the Presby- terian chreh at Centre Hall, Sunday, December 220d, at 10.30 a, m,, and at Spring Mills at 2 p. m. A It is often a mystery how a cold has been “‘caught.”” The fact is, however, that when the blood is poor and the system depressed, one becomes pecu- larly liable to disease. When the ap- petite or the strength fails, Ayer’s SBar- jupuriila should be taken without de- BIG PORKERS, Arn't to be Saeezed At, and | Who Killed "Em. | Hogs that around in our county this fall, an in- dication that there’s going to be lots ges to eat, The 300 pound porkers are thing this fall, hence we will give a list of the heavier weights, and their owners, The following is the record, as far obtained at the “Reporter” office : George Swab, Harris, 7, and 383, Harry Kramer, Centre Hall, 44 H. E. Duck, Millheim, 546, J. B. Harper, 7 mountains, 2, 308 370. Wm. Sholl, Centre Hall, 4, total lbs. —one 389, another 356, Hiram Lutz, Zion, 331, average 349 lbs, Meyer, opposite this oflice killed | i common us 1 hogs, 347, 35611, ai and 1204 336, 332, 348; D. J. two wutzsies, weighing 518 and 479. Jacob of Coburn, i hogs, combined weight 1425 lbs, Fred Kurtz, Centre Hall, John Jodon, Spring, 400 and 436, Durst, Centre Hall, 447 and 468, sam'l Fredericks, Gregg, 527 jellefonte, Kerstetter, near 357. i Lreorge Curt Johnson, 3, average 355 lhs, Jacob Kreider, Gatesburg, 590, John Frank, Millheim, 551 and 515. David Zerby, Millheim, 500 and 439, Sam'l Weaver, Millheim, 157. average, Millheim, 2, Millheim, average ‘homas Hoekman, Millheim, ng Wim. $H) Kramer, Millheim, average Ww Potter, 3, total 1260 ; $97, $20. Reifsnyder, Mil iil. Mill m. Colyer, “ft avi rs Ape theim, total ge Weiser, ite; Aver heim, 2, average imuel ‘rank, 551 the , lakes ve list, pre- his por- r friend John abo pitty give ou niive Lo or, of Rebersburg, ¥ now siej ¢ i head with a hog that # dressed weight. Wo p> A Peculiar Election Bill the Harrisburg Sta minty bill in raing to he Commissioners of Dauphin 4 stile with the following *» i eX pu nses for holding an election tin rule, 10 cents; ial county Line two miles going for same 12 cents; one Jeents: two 12 two miles booths, ren candles for les traveling for same, cents: one trav- 10 cents; r same 12 cents: four miles car- miles for one-half nis: two y Cents: , 24 ce ging mucilage, cents ] tw cents; bring same, 12 85 cents: two miles for mn and pipe, nging same, 12 cents; total, $1.76 ommissioners paid the man only 4 to the amount claimed, — Accident at Bellefonte, r, of Bellefonte, red at that place He unfortunate man Fatal James Gallaghe iy inju was hie cars, was 50 vears of struck rain as he was walk- was “now Shoe t tracks. was slightly hard of hearing, 4 to a bucket of water: was returning the spring and had just about crossed the trestle when he At first it would not the It seems that he and had ing along the Le ret he from train, injuries | was struck by the | was thought his prove fatal, ——— Freshmen Cannot Carry Canes The annual championship game of | football between the sophomore and freshmen classes of State College was played on Beaver fleld Saturday after- The sophomores showed their | superiority from the outset and by | quick playing succeeded in defeating | the freshmen 36 to 0. By this victory the sophs hold the championship cup | for a year, and the freshmen are not allowed to carry canes. This ends the | football season at State. noon. copii i Broke an Arm, | We regret to learn that the wife of { our friend Christian Platt, of near Tus- | seyville, by an accidental fall the oth- er day, struck her arm against the | edge of a board, breaking it between | the elbow and wrist. Dr. Emerick set the fracture. Turkeys Cheap. | At Smiths’ store down at Madison- { burg turkeys have been bought as low na 6 cents per pound, 7 cents being the price pow, live weight. Even rich folks can risk to eat turkey at such prices. In this vicinity the price is 8 cents, sss ————— A YD AAAI Shipped to Madisonburg, The grocery of Isaac Smith & Son, in this place, has been closed and the stock of goods removed to the general store of Smith Bro's at Madisonburg, who report doing a lively business in that place, so i n—— ~The cold weather coming on will require heavier and thicker clothing, as protection against the wintry blasts, Lewins, Bellefonte, has a full new line, and the prices are lower thin LOW RATES, | Christmas sand New Year Holiday Hates via ¥. R. R, For the Christmas and New Year Company will place on sale excursion tickets between stations on its system east of and including Pittsburg and Erie and west of Elizabeth and Girt (except between the cities of Phil- adelphia and Trenton proper, duced rates, The tickets will and good going December 21, 22 | 24, 25, and 81, 1895, and January 1, 1896, and will be good for return pass- age until January 7, 1805, inclusive. ey Pastor of One Church 24 =en re- sold at be 3 thy Years, The following notice of an esteemed friend from our days up—a “second cousin’ —will be of interest to our readers in this valley, boyhood being a son James Evans of pear | Bpring Mills: tev, L.. Kryder Evans, pastor of Trinity Reformed Church, of Potts town, Pa., preached his twenty-fourth anniversary sermon of his pastorate of His tistical report of the twenty-four years’ sla. Was ; Sermons 1644 . 1261 : 522 couples ; preached, baptisms, received into dismissed, Hd married, 1106," funeral sermons, I'o this we would is add, “Kryder" as true and pleasant a Christian gen- tleman as one can meet, COUNTY NEWS Maj. sick list, stand. B. Fisher, is on board again recently on at the The new Millheim and Coburn tele- phone line is now in operation. A musical convention will hel in the Lutheran Ee ea commencing Dee, P. H. Mey- er director. be chureh, 23, Prof. and | lost Ago. Henry Fiedler, of Madisonburg, $C. of Rebersburg, a valuable horse by death, each a week i HH Ee sale bills, circu- letter Bring your job work, lars, wedding invitations, bill heads, visiting cards, printing, to’ the and or any fancy “Reporter”! office, for a good job. Colds and Grip.—Colds and Grip are Dr. Humph- them both. | one and the same thing. rey's Specific “77” For sale by all druggist cures Wig Of Interest to Horse Dealers. Several years ago a company of Per- of ry township farmers bought a horse afirm in New York state. He proved to be n. g. The far-! iz mor mers brought suit John- 1 Con- | fi ! >“ | Mingle's Shoe Store, Bellefonte, ‘'Teachers.... in various ways, against T, 1. Leggett and C, from whom the a had conspira- son, James CC, verse, horse charging them with The and bot ught, cy and false pretence, heard in August, 1504, found legs and Case Ww the jury gett Converse guilty as Mc A rs ———— 2 Big Potato Fleld, the ** Re big hogs raised While the farmers, porter” is showing Fup by { entre county by way of diversion, we an item of the of a in ( will att Inte siz potato no farmer The 1 Vista, Col., patch ‘olorado, which here phie, to rival. Monte wriner resident em pt published at has this to say about a fi of Bastress township, L “Adam Deitrich North farn a ninety-acre the seen or read « a bige yooming cot of the ty y anager i has just finished pl H field in potatoes. This is largest potato field we # If we have ever f anybody knows of uld glad to it for publicatic r one ws bar ris al aecount of 13. i and wWilthh a Mr goal cuit Deitrich, fair Beason vation, can safely count he oad of potatoes to t car loads as his crop. - » Her First Ride. - For the first William Young, of on a railroad train Mrs rode time iii Pine {srove, Fhursday. and she made the 85 years of age jour- ney to Howard, where she is The Bell Ne that although she has lived more friends, Sfonte 3 than four sc ily her first tr { time ore it was not it of years, but aw nh ain ride, was train that the made during her first trai she ever pressions of wonder n highly amusing to the oth gers on the train. oo. Dealh of Rev, J. J. A od Ox home in Bellefonte He had | wonth A. Woodeoek died We dnesday last, f i Rev wk at his Wee six ‘34 or about ¢ f % but was only confined lo his one John Alexander Wells V 13, 1541. until he | bed for week, |W oodeock was Fulton county, born in alley, He on June | Dickinson i He served as a private in the Seminary, Williamsport. army in | 1563 and in 1866 he entered the Metho- | dist ministry. He served in the min- istry until 1883 when he was compelled to retire owing to ill health. WA Rig Yield of Corn, Fall there gathered the yield of cornever heard of in Pennsyl- vania. From six acres were husked a little over 1,000 was bushels of corn, the acre. Spring for ensilage, to mature as an experiment. measured from twelve to sixteen inch- es in length and were well filled out. —— Chased Lots of Deer, The Bradford hunting party now in their second week on Stone creek after deer, killed a doe before the close of last week and wounded another. Char- ly Slack who returned from there last Saturday, informs us the party on Fri- day chased nine deer and two bears, from which we judge they have chan- ces of getting still more game, samen a esa Religious Services, Lutheran services next Sunday at Tusseyville at 10 a. m. The Holy Communion will then be celebrated. At Spring Mills at 2 p. m. and Centre Hall at 7 p. m. stains fl oui Death of Wm, Fhompson, William Thompson died at his home in Lemont Thursday night, 5, in the 75 year of his age. General debility brought on his death. He was a much esteemed citizen of that community. AI OY AAO For Onr Pants. B. F. Brown, of Plainfield, Ill, mits $2 on subscription, to be used in buying a pair of pants.” Bully for Brown. «A new overcoat will be needed fo} this cold weather, you will ‘want to keep warm, and that can easily be any io the and the Mond: iy of sentenced | indicted. They bail, was held over gave | matter until | | last week, when they were to pay a fine of $400 « ach and £4 a term of five months in | jail a Heduction Sale, Eclipsing our great Fire | when we sold gre: st quantiti jin Hace a short 8] SNor J r much bette i reason why fective and cathartices, valuable The best family —— ARMAN’ S STORE. LEFONTE, PENN Thurston's Blackberry ( wel complaint, Krumrine THE GLOBE. WE EL DRY GOODS AND MILLINERY UNLOADING SALE CONTINUES. We Must Have Room For Our Holiday Coods : £ ordial, nM drugstore 4 G L BE b Prices of All Goods Cut to the Very Lowest Notch ! Good fast color Calioos, 40 : Ty gs . . | Yerd wide Unhleached Musil. a 4 are all ine LOOas, and Wi { Gond quality Canton Flanpels, So 1 tha AE 6] 3 | All Wool Red Flannel 1h them half the regu- | Go d quality Outing Flannel | Red Table Linen. fast colors, 190 1 Ex nRlish Cashmere, one yard wide, 160 All Won Berges. all rolors, yard wide, 25¢ 5 inch Dress Flannels, 450 Storm Berpes, yard wide 1%¢ All Worl Dress Flannels, yard wide, 250 All Novelty Dress Gonde reduced one-third Good quality White Table Linen. 25% | Lumberman's Flanne!, § oz, Sik Factory Yarn. S-ply, 450 GREAT REDUCTION IN UNDERWEAR. Ladies' heavy Jersey Vests, 170 Mises’ and Children's U niervonr from 18¢ up Children’s Silk and Plush Caps reduced from to 4% at one are overstocked on Misses ; and Children’s Coats, and extra bar- gaing are in ord r. Child dren” s Coats from 6 to 14 Years, Former'y sold at £3.00, $4.00 an: All vow reduced to §2 00, ATTEND OUR GREAT "OVERGOAT SALE. $10 Overcoat we are selling -t $5.00 $15 Overconis we mre selling at £5.50 $20 Uvernoats now go at $0.80 1850 Every piece of goods in our store shares in this great reduction, Boys’ and Children’s Overcoats at the same reduction, 6) Bample Coats and Capes at £0 cents on the Dollar, sini New York Manstacurr, MILLINERY DEPT. their entire line of Sample Coats at| The price on all Trimmed and less than one-half what the cloth Untrimmed Hats ent exactly in originally cost. . half, done by making your purchases at Lewin, Ballefon He bas
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