THE cE NTRE REPORTER.
CENTRE HALL, PA. THURS. Mar. 1]
THE NEW RACKET
No. 9-11 Crider's Ex change, Bellefonte,
Bellefonte's Big Department t Store,
Fasily the Largest and the Best,
1250 Yards..,
And that will be all of it, Cotton
Plush, worth 10¢., Racket price,
The.
China Annex Special.
10 and 12 in. Meat Plates, 9
Dinner, 10 in. Cake Plates, 7
in. Nappies, Cups and Saucers,
Pitchers, Oat Meal Bowls,
China, Gold Stipple, neatly dezora-
ted, choice, 10c.
in.
Particulars Later,
Route,
Corsets.
Made to order, prices, $2.00 up.
We guarantee a fit. A good thing
Ask to C ’em.
Umbrellas
HOTEL CHANGES HANDS,
H. Runkle,
Our townsman,
charge of the hotel in this place, next
month.
widely known,
run a hotel,
hotel were D., C,
and Robt. Bartges, of Penn Hall,
Ed. Ruhl, present landlord, will va-
cate the hotel ; he was
landlord,
Will Runkle purchased the staud for
$7000 of Boozer Bros. & Ruhl, and his
residence at the south end of town val-
the purchase,
The hotel is a well known one, and
a few facts may be of interest : It was
in
1847, and on its completion he ocecu-
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We can make an Umbrella
for U. Have all the parts.
When U to Bellefonte,
The Racket on the list.
wait.
put
come
G. R. BPIGELMYER,
SHEM SPIGELMYER, Jr.
Bellefonte, Pa.
Loeal Notes of Interest,
The freeze and thaw has not
any too good for the wheat fields.
cash value of
ground
The grangers put the
their Centre Hall piec-nic
$8100, ,
The Musser hotel at Millheim
carried the family name for fifly years
from father to son.
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Yeager, Samuel Reesman, D. C.
returned in '68 and again
DJ. Meyer, Da-
Ruhl. Owner-
John Bpangler,
owner ; Dav. J. Meyer, pur-
Witmer and Spangler in-
Boozer Bro's & Ruhl, who
now sold to Will Runkle.
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WEDDING LAST EVENING,
yne halt
shased the
Miss Heuorletta Jane Crotzer and Mr. Irn HH,
Sigler United in Marriage
last
Mrs,
ast of Cen-
A wedding took place evening
at the home of Mr.
Crotzer, a short dist
and Samuel
ance of
which their
and Ira H.
at daughter,
Henrietta Jane Sigler wer
matrimony.
The ceremony was by
White, of Milroy
enty-five were
about half-past
performed
and about sev-
guests present, Alt
the
up by
and the
wedding
Miss Me
wedding
seven
Clintick, of Milroy,
wim and took
their places before the officiating min-
attended by
Miss Meo
ister. The couple
| bride’ 8 brother,
were
Samuel and
times getting better, or as a lift
times not improving.
The mill at the Millheim
which was burned last week, we
informed will not be rebuilt.
NATTOWS,
are |
No one dies of Pulmonary
the result of Cold, who takes ‘77
time ; for sale by all druggists, 25 ets,
A literary entertainment by one
the Reformed classes in the Sabbath
school room, next Saturday evening.
re
of
Doctors Jacobs and Emerick
us there
this section of the valley
grip and other complaints.
is considerable sickness
from
Property bids fair to appreciate in
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money in solid enterprizes,
Wm. T. Meyer, one of the Reporter's
regular advertisers, will close out Lis
store at Bellefonte, and move to Aan-
ronsburg. Bellefonte will be sorry to
see him leave,
The Bellefonte Democrat publishes
a sketch and picture of W. B. Walker,
Esq., the law partner of D. F, Fortney,
Esq. Mr. Walker is a very promising
young lawyer, a native of Salona.
Tuesday 8 was the Sth anniversary of |
with 7000 bushels of grain, and other
mill goods. Loss $21,000,
$5000, the largest
any fire in this county.
WwW. D. miller
tholmew’s, in this place, had
the mill at the Millheim narrows,
stroyed by fire last week, and was to |
take possession next month, but the
fire leaves him a disappointed man.
The town water company
obliged to erect a storage reservoir,
shortly ; also an electric light plant in
the near future a probability with the |
Company. Centre Hall must ve made |
keep up with the times even if the Re- |
porter must do it alone, as oft in the
past. Mark that an git out o’ the way,
erank and fod-nix,
loss
individual
Stover, head at Bar-
leased |
de- |
will be
If any one wants a fine location for a
manufacturing plant, Centre Hall can |
supply that want and will be glad of]
the opportunity, Healthy, lots of
good, pure water, good schools and
churches, good morals mainly predom-
inate, and good, enterprising citizens
who want more to come here and aid
them in solid improvements.
mba fs A A 6
Was 109 Years Old,
Nancy McCloskey, perhaps the old-
est person in Pennsylvania, died on
5, at her home in Farmington twp.,
Clarion county. She was born at
County Derrey, Ireland, in 1788, and
was therefore 100 years of age. She
came to America in 1831, shortly af-
terward settling on the farm where
she died. She was the mother of nine
children. She had 54 grand-children,
84 great-grandchildren and 6 great
great-grandchildren.
On Bunday evening, March 7, at the
Lutheran parsonage, Centre Hall,
Howard O. Confer and Miss Mary
Breon, both of Georges valley, were
united in marriage by Rev. J. M.
Rearick.
~All sizes, prices and kinds of bicy-
clesat L. C. Wetzel's, No. 7 High
streel, Bellefonte,
After the ceremony the guests were
supper. (ruesls
Hall, Mil-
bride was
hand-
iy
excelent i
| roy and other The
parts,
and is
They
Mifflin Co.
chosing
Mr. Sigler lives at Milroy, an
farm in
well in this
lady as a help-meet,
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Deatn of Mrs. Dr. ———
of Dr. P.
young
Mrs. widow
Smith,
at the
this
Mary Smith,
home of her son Wesley
near place, ’
of pneumonia,
Her age
died soi
mother
75 years ne
YOurs
nine ¢hil
gone to meet of
Was a domestic Wii
her habits A
an church, she was regul
the Lord's
Sabbath services whe
member
ance at
fn healtl
With ber n« TOO
along pleasantly
Funeral services
afternoon,
Rearick, offic
ating
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Huntingdon and Mifflin Dispute
The commission appoin to los
the line between ngdon and
filed the
H J. Cul-
On Tuesday
report. J. A. McKee and
Jr., Mifflin county
filed exceptions to the
bertson,
report. Their
Huntingdon county comes info
of the
the
wiion
i of
The matter will be be
fore Judge Bailey April 15.
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About Easter,
state, argued
Easter will be late this year,
on March
almost as late as it can possibly come,
and as late as April 25. It depends as
every one knows, on the phaze of the
moon, but just
tion is not always known. Easter
Sunday is always the Sunday that fol-
lows the full moon immediately fol-
lowing the spring equinox (March 21
If the moon falls on Sunday, Easter | is
the Bunday next following.
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More Licenses Granted.
Argument court convened in the
court house at Bellefonte on Monday
morning, with Judges Love and
Faulkner on the bench. The morn-
ing was taken up with the disposing
of the license applications left over
from last week. William R. Charles,
Frank Mosebarger, Johu A. Erb, and
Emma 8. Leister, of Philipsburg,
were granted. M. M. Robinson, of
Philipsburg, was refused, and 0. J.
Stover, of Eagleville, is still being
held under consideration,
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House Barned at Coleville,
Tuesday evening the dwelling oecu-
pled by Samuel Sorankic at Colevilie,
near Bellefonte, was totally destroyed
by fire. The family were at supper
when the flames started, it is supposed
from a defective flue. The loss will be
about $500, fully covered by insurance,
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DIED AT SPRING MILLS,
Mrs. Isnne Strunk Stricken with Paralysis, |
and Dies on Friday,
The death of Mrs, Isane Btrunk oc-
| Spring Mills, from =&
stroke, which she
or two previous,
Mrs. Btrunk was aged about
years, and had always enjoyed good
Her death was sudden and
On Wednesday she was
stricken, and soon consciousness,
which she never regained,
The funeral took place on
morning at ten o'clock, and interment
was made in the Union cemetery,
Rev. Faus, of the Methodist church,
of which Mrs. Strunk was a life long
member, officiated in the
The funeral was very largely attended,
Deceased leaves a husband and three
The three daugh-
mother are, Mrs,
Mrs,
Crotzer, both of Centre Hall: and Mrs.
John Collumbine, in Huntin
county. A son preceeded the
in death,
paralytic |
received a day
unexpected,
lost
Monday
services,
surviving children.
ters surviving the
George B. Clements and
gdon
mother
Faull from a Glddy Spell
as Miles,
this place,
On Monday evening son of
B. H. Aroey, of
the Earlystown
office
denly overcome
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teacher of
the
Was
school, left post
sid
giddi-
to start for home. he
an attack of
the
causing a bruise
ide of his face, He
few moments later,
Ly
walk,
the
wered a
ness, he dropped to uncon-
scious, on right
was disc
picked up, and ta-
ken to his home where he remained
several hours
fall. On
{Oo Far
caused by
Tuesday
up
but did not
he
HNeoOnscious
the
morning he
3 is Fy 1
shock from the
1
was able agnin,
in his almost usual health,
know what had happened or how
Miles is
| and most respected young men of tia
oe ak
April 12th
¥
got home, one of the best
Will Open
he Miliheim
» April 12th. TI b
English lassical fine N\ OF
mal. The school 1
Prof. W. D May nard
> sivas ii f i
Penusvivanis ( iege and
Grammar school will
three
COUTHES,
several years’ experience.
lish department will be
Xx periend ed N winal
Millheim hb
3 ss kl. 3 y
hool buildings in
an ¢
file, as one
the
or
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beautifully located,
#0 arranged as to
ful and comfort
The suceess of
patrons of |
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County Notes
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want Gap, ar
Geltig Bros, PI
operated a mills
While bun
ago, George near VP
leasant
Crap, met wil
a defectiy
now Lill
trimmed,
i ing the ¥ ROMe
the
where they bh
sap ru
weaken i
productive
ming too
Vines,
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The Boro Hoad
The first expense when the road was
still owned by the pike company, was
something like $400, which lasted two
ridge cost £25 and
years I'he fool b $25.
lasted one day, on
The work
that re
the Reporter's ex-
last summer cost
to prepare
$1000, and
pose,
for
the {
«quired
of
The fellows that own no prop-
A At
Here's a Pointer.
A young man recently bargained
with a Meadville merchant for a suit
take |
iry it on. He sent
the clothes back the next day with a |
note stating that they did not fit, and
about a week later the merchant :
covered that the enterprising young |
ise |
Death at Boalaburg
Mrs. Nancy Markle died at her home
about two miles from Boalsburg, Fri- |
day afternoon at five o'clock from
heart trouble. She was in her seven-
enty-third year, and was the widow of
the late Jesse Stover who died about
five years ago. The funeral took place
Monday afternoon at three o'clock.
A AAS st
Broke Her Collar Bone,
One day last week, Miss Elsie, eld-
est daughter of Frank Foreman, at the
upper end of town, was walking
through the yard when she fell on
soine ice and broke her sollar bone,
The fracture is quite painful, but the
young 'ady bears it heroically.
A I A A SPAT AATR
~L. C. Wetzel, Bellefonte, has the
only complete bioyele repair shop in
Centre county.
A Rr Soto 5a madd Hn a
1 UNITED EVANGELICAL CONFERENCE, |
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Appolatments Made for Their Preachars |
by the Bishop.
The Central Pennsylvania confer- |
convened in the annual session at Car-
and continued until
Tuesday, when Bishop Stanford
nounced” the appointments of
preachers for the year, We omit
York and Carlisle districts
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the
the
CENTRE
A. Btapleton, P. E.-—Bellefonte, (,
H. Goodling; Bellefonte circuit, G, W.
Heiny; Altoona, W. M., Banner: How-
J. R. Zechrist; Nittany, E. W,.
Koontz; Sugar Valley, C. E. Garrett:
Brush Valley W. H. Centre
Hall, W. W. Rhoads; Bpring Mills,
W. H. Brown; Centre, J. J. Lohr:
Millmont, D. P, Shaeffer;: Buffalo, J.
Nchumbach; New Berlin, J. F.
Penns Creek, A. D. Gramley:
J. Hertz; McClure, 1. Dice:
W. H. Hoch; Lew
‘atterson, J. D.
E38.
ard,
Stover;
Shultz;
Middle-
Port
istown,
burg,
Treverton,
George Joseph; | Short-
LEWISBURG DI
H.W.Buek, P. E
F. Dunlap; Milton, J. W. Messinger:
Milton circuit, E. B. Dunn; Muncy
Valley, G. L..;Mace; Dushore, D., L.
and lu pez, I E.
CG. Witmire;
hit
Smith;
STRICT,
Lewisburg, J.
Bernice
Danville, J.
Bloomsburg, GG. W. Currin; Lig
Street, H. Minske; Waller, 8S.
Columbia, W iy api; Berwick,
J. C, Reeser; Neseopeck, M. J.
Nanticoke, 8, 8S,
F. Ma
rauton,
Kepner;
Spangler
Jami-
Mummey; Ran-
Ayer juehanna, F.
Zion, C. D. Moore
Heranton a Wome!
Zion's Grove, E. E. Behaffer: Luz
J. O. Biggs: West Clifford
Foss.
esl
nd Sibley, J
Detwiler, P.
hurech, H
st. P
irst «
aul se,
Williams or:
Willis t
ATES
baugh Newl
B. Cox
Koontz;
Hug!
H.
Jersey
Yen oi
a.
Again Appointed
mrsrid
$id 15
now nel
sup
HDEW an is
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be d with two preachers,
Hev, I. H. Yerger
Elizabthville, appointments
motintag
rie
this side of the
follows: Lauvertown, Satu even.
Hall
even ng, } Zion, 8
Mountaios,
Mills, Sunday evening,
date. Everyhx
ERpMAN,
ing ist ind aen Sunaay
inday morn-
ing, 2ist: Sunday after
Hoon;
all of the
Spring
same
J. H.
wly in-
Pastor.
yo
Beeent Mifflin Co.
tf Atkinson's Mills,
el Farner.
In Lewistown, Janes B.
25 years,
In Decatur twp,
aged 22 years.
Deaths.
wife of Bamu-
Kelley, age
Melvin 8. Shearer,
Death of Hardman Philips,
Hardman Philips, died at Yeager
town, about ten days ago. He was
kuown to many in this county. He
was a coach and wagon maker by
| sive business in Y eagertown.
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A Good Old Man Near his End,
Joseph Daup, one of the patriarchs
of near Potters Mills, reached the age
of 81 years on Monday. He is in feeble |
health and near his end. He was
born in Germaoy and came to Ameri- |
ca when a boy, and his long life was |
that of an upright man in all things.
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Rev, Rearick’s Appointmen ta.
Sunday, March 14, at Centre Hall, |
at 10 a. m. ; at Bt. Johns, at 7 p. m. ; a
Georges valley chureh at 2 p. m.
we A larger and Detter line of storm
coals no store in Centre county ever
carried than do Lewins, at Bellefonte,
The stock will be pushed out at a live
ly rate the next few weeks. Prifies will
ea
If We
Could Pin 2
Sample of
Dress Coods to
This Newspaper,
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be 100
That any one should puzzle
w
} 3 a + wre led all
their head over the guest ir store would gmall
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. Zo q thie crowd carer
HE 0 Where HOCH can
bought Ie gt and
We
lished reputation for selling
We
i % » . $4 }
think we have an esta
good footwaar, know
N £0
Men's Fine
Calf, in a
Ladies’ Button
Viel Kid, .
Dress Shoes
then
and lu
Ww Loess
Always Up
To Date.
GARMAN'S STORE,
LEFONTE, Alleah i BJ
MINGLE'S SHOE STORE,
BELI
«~. ANNUAL
Clearance
Of Furniture
at
Sale
Srachbill’
atW. R. |
[WZ
HERE YOU ARE,
ONLY
1.29
7 a
W. R. BRACHBILL,
— GLOBE.
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ry
Dry Goods, Clothing
eceose0ce
“NEW GOODS ARRIVING
All the New Styles for Spring Wear will
be Seen This Season at Bellefonte’s
Famous Bargain Store--The Clobe.
gard to cost, we
fear of competition.
CIA,
Our Millinery Departmen agon will be
one of the best attractions store. Al
though we have always been first to advance the
seasons styles, yet this year it will be more at.
tractive than ever.
escoesern
THE GLOBE,
The Only True Live Bargain Makers.
KATZ & CO,
LIMITED.
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