THE CENTRE REPORTER.
CrNTRE HALL, PA. THURS. May 6
THE RACKET.
No. 9-11 Crider's Exchange, Bellefonte.
that makes the kite a success. Win-
dy opposition is about all we have to
meet in Bellefonte and that aint much
of a job U Kno. The public is with us
and we treat them royally when chance
offers. Here's one of the chances,
2099 Yards
Sea Island Zephyr Gingham
(usual price 12} cts.) came to us this
go to U at the funny price of
8cts.
From the present indications, this
hams we can offer U at panic “fig
gers.”
Here's Another Special
1190 yds. Dress Ginghams, not so
as the above lot, fast colors, neat styles
and big values for
6c¢ts.
Of Uare YY Ul
your neighbors carry
get some
‘em all off,
(+.
R. SPIGELMYER,
NHEM SPIGELMYER, Jr.
Bellefonte,
MORE COMMON
SENSE...
ro ——
The “Negligee,”
A weight St
Hat. i
+ 1
wenn
1.1 3 "an
durable zephyr-
A few ot the practical
hat are that it keeps
31 Jay
OI this popular
the
the pace or day.
The lig
\
bo
Iest
} 1 hot |
+ head no matter how
Straw |
Hat ever made.
Interchangeable from
f band.
fected by dampness.
. 1
eid Bn
1G-Inisn
imi
wr & CRAWFORD
full
wool f
lng IS.
of
fashionable
we as a line
Lost in the Siountains Insane from Hun
ger
George Hartman, of New York, was
found roaming about the mountains,
three miles from Altoona, one day last
week, of constables who
have been searching for
him for the two days previous, think-
ing him to be a wild man. When eap-
tured he was found to be insane from
hunger and exposure. His hands and
feet were swoolen to twice their natu- |
ral size from cold. He was taken to
the alms house and given medical at-
tention. legaining his reason, he
told how he had been sand-bagged and
robbed of his watch and a sum of
ney in Pittsburg several days ago,
while on a visit to his sister at that
place. The blow left him insane, and
since then he has been roaming about
the mountains between Pittsburg
and Altoona, The authorities sent
him home.
by a posse
the woods
mo-
en ———— —
Centre Hall Orchestra © :
A number of the leading musicisus
of our town met at the house of Mr.
Harry Kramer and effected the organ-
ization of the Centre Hall Orchestra,
with the following officers :
President, Rev. W. H. Rhoads.
Secretary, Dr. W. A. Jaeobs.
Treasurer, Harry Kramer.
Leader, Miss Mamie Kramer.
Musical Director, Bamuel Rowe,
Ist Violin, Mr. Poulsen, Misses Ma-
mie Kramer and Ida C. Rhoads.
2nd Violin, W. W. Rhoads, Dr. W.
A. Jacobs, J. W. Henny, H. Dale.
Cello, Harry Kramer, W. Boozer.
1st Cornet, W. H. Pleacher.
2nd Cornet, G. W. Btrohmeyer.
Pianist, Mrs. Badie Kramer.
a
Flood on the Juniata
The rainfall of Saturday and Sunday
has overflowed the Juniata river and
ita numerous tributaries, causing thou-
sands of dollars of destruction to grow-
ing crops.
The farmers along the Raystown
branch have suffered severe losses to
“buildings, fences and growing grains.
The Juniata river is sixteen feet above
low water mark and was slill rising
on Monday.
A eR
— Every young man wishes to look
neatly and well dressed, and desires
that his clothing shall be of the latest
cut and material, and then the price is
an important consideration. Lewins,
Bellefonte, has a stock that is the very
latest. Everything and a big assori-
ment to select from, which gives that
COURT PROCEEDINGS,
Disposition of Cises Since Our Last [asne,
Many Cases Up for Trinl,
-| com
{In the case of the Com, vs, Edward
| Beck, assault and battery; verdict not
{guilty and the prosecutor G. W. Cath-
cart to pay the costs of prosecution,
Com. vs. Laura Cathcart, charge
| surety of the peace, prosecutor W. H
Beck. The court heard the testimony
of this case in connection with
preceding case,
Clara V. Evans and Cortland De La-
the said Clara V. Evans, assignee of
the Fidelity Insurance Trust and Safe
Deposit Company, trustee for Clara V,
Evans vs, Wilbur IF. Reeder, executor
under the last will and testament of
Mary 8. Gordon, verdict
favor of the plaintiff for $3553.50,
Charles Speerly and Aun Speerly
who plead guilty te the charge of
keeping and maintaining bawdy hous
{in Bellefonte, were sentenced to
pay a fine of ten dollars, costs of pros-
ecution, and undergo imprisonment in
{ the county jail for period of four
| months.
Coburn King, who plead
| Monday to the charge of
| battery was sentence
fifty dollars,
undergo imprisonment in the
deceased;
each
a
guilty on
and
tine
assault
I to pay a
cost of prosecution,
county
jail for a period of six months,
At ten o'clock the adjourned
till two o'clock when the sherifl offer-
i ed his deeds
court
for acknowledgment.
ve, Laura
the court
two-
In the case of the Com.
Cathcart surety of the
| ordered that the lant
thirds of the costs and the prosec
| W. H. Beck to pay one-third
| costs.
Other eriminal
April sessions were as follows:
peace,
defen pay
utor
fhe
#
Of
4
Cases entered to
Ammerman, charge,
Miller
{| Com. Charles
betrayal, prosecutrix Jane
| bill,
raw |
V8.
; true
Wm.
trayal; prosecutrix Hannah Emenizer
bill
Com.
Com. vs, Turney, charge
ve, Chillis Reese,
trayal; prosecutrix Louisa Pickle
bill.
Com. vs Sydneham
embezzlement,
. Shortlidge; settled
Weaver and
and
=
Com. vs. Charles
charge assault
settle
8 Frank (
battery and threats,
Com. v ‘ampbell, charge a
prosect .
settled,
vs. E. P.
battery,
Com,
Zerby, charge :
tor John
the
prosecu
Bill ignored and
Coss,
Arthur I
battery,
Com, v8, Wthroek,
assault and elra)
ha K. Hayes
Bert Hend
prose itrix Elsie
prosecutrix Hert
Com. vs.
rape,
bill.
om. vs
sault and
Ps Won;
Y, prosecutor John
IL
Joseph lous vu
roth; settled.
Com. of Pa, Ex-Relati the
District of Howard township,
the Poor District of Howard township
the District of Howard
township vs. Joseph Casselberry, J.
H. J. Pletcher, and
This is tion on the official
nd of Mr. (
or of Howard
1804,
S16
Sehool
y
toad
K.
obh, an al
asselberry, as tax collect-
township for the year
{oO
his
on which the seek
the and
amounts shown to be due
plaintiffs
collector
sureties, the
above on set.
in thespring
Verdict on Tuesday morning
in favor of the plaintiffs in the penal
sam of $500, and assessing the amounts
as follows: school funds,
funds, $464.00, road funds, $82.63; sub-
ject to a question of law reserved by
the court, viz: whether or not the aud-
itor's settlement of 1805, showing ecer-
tain balances against the collector up
on the duplicates for poor and road tax
for the year 1894, and that showing
balances found against him
year 1803, as per
SSO
settlement of 1805 is conclusive
against him and his sureties on
evidence the damages assessed against
from the settlement of 1894.
Lyon; continued at the costs of the
plaintiff,
G. W. MeDonald va G. W. Hoover
and John P. Elkin; this action is
brought to recover salary as general |
manager for the Clearfield and Cush
Creek Coal and Coke Co,, under and
by virtue of articles of agreement enter-
stand the enormous rush it is having.
Popular prices does the business,
ed into, te reorganize the aforesaid
corporation, with offices in the Drexel
Building in the eity of Philadelphia.
Court convened on Monday morn-
ing with Hon. John G. Love, presi-
dent judge, on the bench,
The first business before the
was a habeas corpus proceeding in
Com. vs. James W, Porter, charge va-
grancy, ete., prosecutor James Lreps.
After hearing the
discharged the prisoner,
The list was gone over and cases for
trial noted,
D. H. Weaver vs,
| continued,
Catharine
court
D. W, Biddle; dis-
M. Resides vs, John W.
Cook, 8. M. Buck, the
Coal Mining Co,, and the
ley Coul Iron Co,;
3. 1.
suits,
Charles I. Shearer
5, Mrs,
Saylor
}eech Val-
continued,
Lucas va, John A. Yeager; two
Fmma
jush: contin-
and
Shearer v Louisa
ued,
John T,
| suit,
Elizabeth Jane
Robb: continued.
Thomas W.
sides, administrators of Wm,
M. Resides
heirs at law of said Wm,
of A. J. Cook vs
Insurance Co., of
1
nueq,
Fowler va. IXve Bharer; non
Fowler vs. Daniel
M. Re-
Resides,
Fisher and (,
| deceased, and (,
| chael Resides,
| Resides, deceased, use
the Hartford Fire
Hartford,
Wm. 8S,
Schofield:
t onrad Miller vs,
B
opening the jud
Conn. ; conti
Hansel
continued,
N. VW. Hea
Ream, of
& Bon va James
in; ver-
diet in favor of J. of the
defendants, lgment as
3. Ream, and the
N. W. Ream.
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dol
ing business
Prefs
against J, judgment
remains as against
Jacob Marks vs, J. ook oe
and
ining C
duck, trading
0
ndants con
f
I judgment in favor of
Pen
wetin Peters
Mok ey A
act
‘ommonwealth of naylivi
relatione Lau
Peters, James D
Walker. This
ww. but on
HY one
i060 18 on
Wis i
Mr. Walker,
+ plaintiff in
1000 and amount
8 Walker
Mr.
—-
54.05 as against
-
Council Again Takes Up the Water
ecoemed borough
the water q
: “1K to be borro
clion ol er Works
A resolution
smounting
to bond the
en bonds
d water works
‘he water for thi
yn Bibl
ioned in the
ured fr
minutes
I'he different
3
1. Run
ph El TR
opp wition
water, whicl
=. Take the water
abled indefinitely
Fall « the
an’'t do that,
ito Bible wats
I'ake the water « Hupany
il righ
at esday alleraoc
all ou
rt failure likely was the
of his unexpected death
and
several
occupation was huckstering
A wife
Wi
berry farming and
children survive have no farther
part
Mr.
war,
ICHIATTS,
Horn
and
eleran of Lhe
tae
er Was ay
a member of §
Post of this place,
There rehien-
foul
it-
was more or less
app
siod that he had been a vietim of
work, and to dispel all doubt an
An
of his remains showed tha.
o heart trouble and
q jest was held last eXam-
ination he
£ 4%
i
was stibiject th
jury ren fered a verdict ordin giv.
Funeinl on Saturday forenoon, in |
charge of the Post. Burial in the ce m- |
Hall.
i
elery at Centre
Presbyterian Angouncements,
at
Hall,
Preaching next Sabbath,
| Mills, 10.30 a. m., Centre
Fm.
A congregational meeting will
held in the church at Centre Hall on
| Baturday, May 22ad, at 2 o'clock, for
| the purpose of hearing the report of
| the soliciting commities, and to trans-
| act such business as shall be presented
| for consideration.
—— A Sat
Rpfing
2 30 Pp.
Memorial Sermon,
the fact that Sabbath
23rd, is the time for
services at Farmers Mills,
Owing to
morning, May
F Communion s
ted in the afternoon in Cross church,
in Georges valley, by Rev. Rearick.
Choice Trees for Sale
George Meiss, of Tusseyville, offers
| for sale 800 fine apple trees, of all the
best varietiey, from 12 to 15¢. a piece,
{ Also 1200 peach trees, good varieties,
| from 6 to 7c. a piece. They can be had
| at any time at his home,
a ——
Walker Township Divided.
On Monday, of April term, the court
approved a report dividing Walker
township into three election districts
{ and hereafter elections will be held at
Zion, Hublersburg and Nittany Hall.
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A Syndicate to Control the [Springs Near | :
Contre Hall,
A few of our shrewd, farsecing busi-
ness men, struck a happy idea some |
weeks ago, of which we had an ink-
ling but refrained to allude to for fear
that plans might be frustrated, of get-
east and
of Centre Hall, Bome ten days
ago, however, a party to the
prise, gave intimation of it to a promi-
nent party in Bellefonte,
our authority, and proves that we weie
enters
who uow is
not far wrong in our surmisings sever-
nl weeks ago, and that we are not the
one first to make public the plan,
The syndicate claim to have secured
ill the
of this town
of
bring
control of about springs east
this is a sharp,
idea
shrewd of our capital
100 to 200
BOING
ists, that may them
profit in the
all will be pl
good luck to some
near future, and
learn of such
enterprising
Tue springs and waters that
have not yet se-
the lands of B. H.
Arney adjoining this town on the east
qased to
of our
lucky syndicate
cured are those on
side,
3 he
in hopes th
be nec
t the
realize
the event the bor
syndidate, it would
at the water company will
ssitated to buy the springs and
of the nd it jwill
100 per cent. In
ough comes in posses-
appear, are
a terms
trust, a
t
something like
¢
RIO OF
i ki
Opes
\
Lo realize
waler the
to have
up
gr Out,
works, syndicate
sailing and be able
PH r
eusier
wards of 200 cent, in
11
sellin
a - -
Death in Nittany Valley,
fi i
ernoon ai
Mrs. Joseph Shafer died at
dence,
Tuesday a
atl the loll-gate, a few miles east
ill {
iiNess Of
Junction, after
ur weeks from dropsy,
Mrs,
was Kate
of the an
about f aged
Shafer, whose maiden
(sr
Years
name imn was born in
Snyder county, and was one of a fami-
ly of thi
Reuben (
Was 8 sister
Mrs. Nestlerode,
she
and
rieen.
(Hm
1 husband
lisonbur bereave
rh tor
o daughters, Mrs, E
Mrs,
Bartholo-
burn, and Sloat
i urs
ted wife and mother,
Madisonburg fo
held
CY 100s
being
il.
VITAE
Min Hin town,
ed from .
The New Hosd Bil}
Hamiltos
make
nded #0 as to t
r vehi
08 Onin
vehicl
taxed as persor wml proj wriy.
We
New Millport Nearly Destyoyed
New
was
by Fire.
The village of
Clearfield «
Hipory, in
seyil #1 4 4 a] ris eaad
OUTILY ANOS
destroyed
fire
by fir raing of
rning which
he store of Peter Erh
iiiding, h
in flames,
on m =0 ult
broke ott
This
postoffice,
int art.
whi contained the
which
A
room
Was
D.W.C
fwoll
#OGH
§ +3 - wd » 2
to athicart’s hotel,
spread
J. Bmith's
and barn, the
ing house, stor
list church and s
Mra Markle
ashes,
Metho
belonging to
which were reduced to
—— 4
Golden Wedding,
Jacob Eisenhu
will celebrate their golden
May 11th, in
and have invited nume-
Mr. and Mrs, th, of
ebratj in
3
At the annual election of the water
company the following directors were
elected for the ensuing year: J. D.
Murray, John Spangler, F. Kurtz, jr. v |
Chas. Arney, D. F. Luse.
Officers: President, Fred. Kurtz, sr. ; |
Treasurer, J. D. Murray ; Secretary, D. |
F. Luse,
really
Water Election
The Ten Plagues. :
An exchange thus enumerates the |
ten plagues of a newspaper office:
““Bores, poets, cranks, rats, cockroach
es, typographical errors, exchange
fiends, book canvassers, delinquent
subscribers, and the men who always
know how to run a newspaper better
than the editor,
pp
—One of the largest stocks of Spring
and Bummer clothing ever received in
this part of the state, was received re
cently by Lewins, at the Philad.
Branch, Bellefonte. It is a tremen-
dous stock and the prices are as low in
I
A Car Load of
Spring Shoes galore,
little
stainable
for a
than possibly ol
little better shoe
price
where,
IEC alway
» % 1 " esd
ighiment aiwavs crowded,
i al
finding our es
} "thint
about that,
shoe
wiser
strange
growing
The
you’ i apprec ‘i
T WO Ooliers
that new rich dark
wise every
the
ite buying shoes
4
Both
you grow,
id ar
OL INany.
$3 Shoes for $2.55
The “Bpieial” Kussia The
Calf in all the
pew siyles of 10 sii
most shoe dealers ask
$3.70, r price 8
$225 $4.00, our price
Metalic, a
Shoe
wil
Our surpassing £2 20
Ladies. Compare tl
point with the best 43
WOl i
get the shoes m
them Pe int
shoe
ld has ever produced
ud, and Vou
¢
25
1X
pay £3 for our $2 hoes
A
in
for
for
oy
Sample of
Dress Coods to
This Newspaper,
Our store
to hold
Be1Z0
would be too snall
the
the oppo.tunities now of-
crowds eager to
fered to liven February busi-
Perfect
flaw.
of
1
less
roods without
£
F
,e
of
HCEE,
hurt or starter.
A
offered for
a
number vatierns never
at this sale
At 26 Cents,
Nev in Perc
$ 1
DECrslcK er
V pattern
i Always Up
To Date.
BELLEFONTE,
{ad ‘ \
Furniture,
During
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linery.
ONTE'S
18h to disappoint
!
White Crochet Bed Spreads, full size, the
$1 5 kind for .
Lace Curtains, 3 yds
Linen Crash for Skirts
Challies, just She thing for warm weather
dre nes, si a
g. per pair
Ladies’ Calico w rappers, “fall wime,
2 cakes in box, per box,
1 Box Paper containing 20 sheets
envelopes
| Ladies Waist Sets.
Curtains, an ex tm rood, quality,
per pair... - .
| Cotton Bed Blankets, just the thing for
this time of yout, white or grey, pat
Poir, wie vw ’ :
and 20
F— VERE
Department.
Children’s Baits, from 410 15 years
Children’s Salts, from 4 to 15 yours...
Children's Baits, strtetly all wool...
Children's Suits, the kind they ink you
elmewhere $4.00 for, we sell atl. -
All Wool Men's Suits, stylish..........
Boys’ Kote Pants...
PER
Men’ # Good Working Panis ve
Mens Good Sugita, sold everywhere for
. iG, our price . ——
Black Clay Worsted, the $10.0 xi od.
Metis Working Shirts, good ones
Millinery
Eight store people last week in
our Millinery Departmen and we
could scarcely wait on our trade.
We are doing a millinery busi-
ness that would be a eredit to a me-
tropolis. No one can offer ynu half
as a an assortment. Oar styles
have no peer in this or any other
in
on |
he |
rice of your
ie Globe,
and 48ct. Sailors,
ox
See our 15, 25
Bellefonte,