THE CENTRE REPORTER.
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CENTRE HALL, PA, THURS, June 3
THE RACKET.
No. 9-11 Crider’s Bechange, Bellefonte.
Easily the Largest and Best Store
in the Town,
We have as U
kno devoted most
and
sUC-
Wit
time
the
us
our trade. It has taken
laying awake nights, but
cess of The Racket assures
have succeeded.
. Black Dress Goods,
On account of the new tariff, an
of } near
fact We
GOLD MEDAL
FABRICS
fleets,
knoy ‘11
advance rices in the
ture 1s an
U the mous
BLACK DRESS
in and brocaded
assured
in
at the
to the
at ote,
rest prices ever
Prices commence
buy Dress (Goods
Stick i
COL "=.
in Sither | black or
pin the
Linings.
No matter
» how Oe wd
just
Department.
(3. R. SPIGELMYER,
SHEM SPIGELMYER, Jr.
Bellefonte,
FARINAGEOUS FOOD
her
Pa.
$4211
i
We have | RALSTON
HEALTH GLUB. BREAKFAST ‘Fo0D,
1 whieh the
coos s FLED REE ©
1k fast
r SNe
i
CRAWFORD
A Runaway on Nittany Moantain.
On Saturday night last, about eleven
back from
Day
Faylor
0 "clock, while on their way
taking
vif
art in the Memorial
Potts Mills, Hugh
and Samuel Gettig met with
They had nea
Nit
saw a horse and
HET
es al rs
(quite an
experience, ly reached
the top of
they
towards them
Just behind Taylor and
the Pleasant Gap bistd,
Ha
mountains echo with
horse driven by the
this became frightened and,
in the road, started to run away.
r
I
mountain when
buggy {
by
tany
ning
driven
a Woman.
Gellig came
on their way
the
The
back from Centre making
heir music.
woman
wheeling
The
woman became frightened and eried
“For sake this
Taylor and Gettig being soldiers are
naturally brave men, and at once went
to the rescue of the lady in distress.
The horse did not run far but began to
prance and back, threatening
moment to upset the buggy and throw
its fair occupant out. The men
overtook her and succeeded in quiet-
ing the horse, but the lady refused to
ride any farther, and resumed her
Journey to Centre Hall by foot,
ing the horse and buggy for Messrs.
Taylor and Gettig to bring back to
Bellefonte, where it belouged.— Daily
News,
(God's horse.’
stop
sSO0Nn
leav-
——
Death of Mrs. David Lohr
Charlotte Lohr, wife of David Lohr,
whose home was on the mountain in
Benner township, died very suddenly,
with heart disease, at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Mechtley, at Snow
Shoe, Tuesday morning, 25th. She
had been ill only a few hours previous
to her death. Deceased was 66 years
old and is survived by five sons and
three daughters, with their father.
in
— 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 assort-
ment to select from, which gives that
stand the enormous rush it is having.
DECORATION BERVICES,
How the Day Was Observed
Hall,
The Decoration ceremonies in
{ town on Saturday evening were im-|
and largely attended, The |
{ Post had a fitting program, and all
| passed off pleasantly, save that there
{ was a cold breeze that called for over |
coats and wraps,
nt Centre |
|
|
our |
| pressive
The Pleasant Gap band,
| Noll, kindly tendered
{and met with a hearty
their patriotic offer. The
by the band was
and sppropriate. This band is
one, the
We extend to them, on behalf
the thanks of this
ty for the tréat upon this occasion.
At 6 p. m., the Post, headed by the]
band, and followed the citizens,
proceeded to the where the |
services were opened by a fervent pray-
Rhodes, after Lin-
{coln’s address at Gettysburg read
by Prof. Wm. Krise,
member of the Post,
proceeded to decorate
the fallen heroes, during
ty of the band
beautiful dirge. The
children also participated in
led by Wm. |
its services free,
welcome for
music dis
coursed charming |
an old |
second to none in county. |
of the
| citizens, communi- |
by
cemetery,
{ er by Rev, which
| WHS
a veteran and
The Post
the graves
the
then |
ol
renders «
bath
which fn
Sab school
strewing
| the graves with flowers.
thea
“nn
assembled surrounded
to
Eisenberg,
Those
the
Yar
ev,
listen to address by
His
i suited to the occasion
of the
stand
remark Were
EH
and revited the
Pa
attention
thought, historic
and recent events
our land and the sacre
dom, with a glowi
roes beneath the sod,
speaker s address,
Mrs
veter
original poem by
wife of one of the an
vorable attention, and clos
monies,
- >
Breals Two Fin
-
Cycler
his finger
e broken and the
sprained
bicycle las
company
nt Lo MN
pru
On ar Hen
and W
ations for | shor
and J
IRS range
son, Lot Struble
On Invis
A.
erson.
rd
An ent
He
trda
Beaver, 8. 8B. Miles
- . -
Entertainment,
erfainment will
ormed church
evening June
Mary Kreamer
programine
the ni
Sal ¥
~
girls of
he wi
class
recitations, dialogues, tall
music by the class and the
All
Admission free,
orchestra, are cordia
but a libe
is asked. Proceeds for
the church.
-
A Band
®
Complimeni.
ex
Repor
The Pleasant Gap band, on irae
tion eve, complimented the ter
by a serenade with one of its finest pie.
Thi
olde “t
ces charmingly performed.
the
has
reputation for rendering fir
Thanks for the serenade,
er of fine muat
again, often as you please,
% Or
ganization is one of bands
in the county and an established
1e music,
Being a lov.
music we
say, come
so a.
Big Sawmill Fire,
On Monday night fire destroyed the,
&
at Hyner, in Clinton county.
and all
yards were
The origin is unknown ;
no insurance,
the |
Con- |
A number of buildings
piled lumber in the
sumed,
$30,000 ;
lous,
st cosmeimsona
Had a Good Night,
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
are very well pleased with the result |
of their festival in the foundry build-|
ing last Baturday evening. There]
were a great many people from out of |
town here, and they were liberal pa-
trons. About $36.00 was netted for the |
church improvement,
The Aunaal Plenle. -
tA A SARA
The 24th annual picnic of the Centre |
Co. Patrons of Husbandry will be
held at Grange Park, Centre Hall,
from the 15th to the 18th of Septem
ber.
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Death of a Former Centre Hall Lady.
Mrs. John Ross, a daughter of Peter
Durst, dec’d, of this place, died at her
home in Petersburg, Pa., a short time
Popular prices does the business,
ago, aged about 065 years,
ALARGE WEDDING,
Rev, DJ, Wolf and Miss Jonsle
Plight thelr Troth,
The wedding of Rev, D. J.
Miss Jessie M., daughter
Mrs. Alfred Durst, took
night at the home of the
rents, near Potters Mills, and was wit-
of
the
M,
of Mr, and
CONLCOUurse
invited to
nessed by a very large
been
nuptials,
half-
hun-
The ceremony took al
place
One
to the residence, each hoping to secure
a point of vautage from which to see
the ceremony. Mendelsohn's wedding
Mr. H. C. Meyer, Of
assembled guests
Alexandria, Pa.,
ull ex-
wedding
were
pectancy for the arrival of the
The bridal couple
Miss Anna
were
Gtood hart
H.
Ian,
attended by
bridesmaid,
of la
entered
followed
I
is
,
wtrobe,
the
Stephan,
Pa.,
root first and were
the h the
Miss Goodhart was
as best hese
sO0n by
groom wit bride on his arm.
attired in a dress
of white mull and carried of
The
green broeaded silk,
a bouquet
roses, bride wore a dress of
trimmed in cream
ts and ribbon,
pearl
arnainen
ied white
and looked
happiness,
and carr a bouquet of CArngs
Lions,
veutional |
The t
AO
e
Yo p—
Will #
Presb
et a Parsonage
GIDE a
fonte, was consnit
nd a
h will b
See to Your Walks.
In ti
ment was g
of Du Be
the result of
‘ :
we Clearfield county «
ven against the
us on account of accident,
an
a defective sidewalk
borough will $450 and costs and
pay
the property owner $750,
a
Wheat in Heads,
The grain fields are looking fine and
there will likely be a good crop.
in places,
begin haymaking
very short time, and then
some
farmers will in
Ay
Teachers’ Examination,
The teachers’ examination for Cen-
There were
failed,
Ss fA
Arrested and in Jal
A married man by name of Taylor,
living across the valley, we are told,
has been arrested for an attempted
Rossman.
EM
Nearing his End,
We regret to learn that one of our
citizens, Henry Boozer,
laid up with consumption, is near his
end, and that death is looked for any
hour.
a.
Rev. Rearick’s Appointments
Sunday, June 6, at Centre Hall, at
10 a. m. ; at 8t. John’s church at 7p,
i
WHY sUARCE
Destroctive of Trout and a Most
{ Voracious Creature,
of
is that these
own kind.
creature
One cause of a number of
of trout,
are cannibals and eat thelr
The trout
| we have caught
causes
the scarcity
Voracious
ix
fh
them on a bait
their stomachs gorgediwith food and
frequently found small fish whole
| the trout’
We are «
time
in
# stomach,
COlLK
when bugs and other
the
HE
out of reason larger trout subs
I% one reason trout seem
but the
ones a
A
why
This fish having back-
find the
morsel to gulp down,
none
bone smaller
in most «
fish,
he
snakes
HBCR 18
hence when a trout fishing
OR
ON
In
trout
catches trout only.
eat a greal many
A Car Load of
MEN'S SPRING SHOES.
We’
gtrain, A
little lower
anable el
r
Shoes
ning on ul
Borit re
galore,
till harj at one
shoe 10 &
| price than possibly ol e
| where. Many patrons appear
| prised at always finding our es‘ab
lishment crowded, Nothing
More Hien
Bill
alw ay
trange avout that,
{rowing shoe wise
The
| you'll
VIBCr VOU grow,
buyii
many. Bot 1 Arg
h dark shade of Ru
. 1
appreciale IZ BOC
"TH
| Two offers of
that new ric
$31 Shoes for $2.55 4 Shoes for $3
of destrovin
A trout
throat and
big chunks
goes de
{ F
th
leaning so that
r the speckled beauties,
enormously
Ol
¢
i ¥ laroe
i an IArge
apn
and W
FE
1
EWHRIIO
he t
are sharp
1hie
is «
hatever Klos
His teeth
have
ac
wii whole
er an a needle and an nwa
whatever
orels
Bel
his wriggle out,
ia\ s(n
jaw i
swallowing
Thefis
i Cemetery
Fire Middlebuar
Middiebur
E Bachman s b
Wm. |
tf g.
g saturday
Fees
i
ie time a large port
st roved
vould be de
This was the
in the town =
A
Death of George W_Browa.
last
he
Geor
Mit.
He was
Wednesday of week
Brown d
ad
citizen and a
ied at his home at
al an vanced age
soldier,
1e 49th Regiment
Volunteers, He is survived by
The funeral took place
Friday at the Eagle cemetery,
daring
D, of tl
a
widow.
Roland.
a
To Meet in Centre Hall,
Last week
classis of the
the West Susquehanna
church met at
They had a very success-
formed
ite Deer.
meet at Centre Hall next May.
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Generally Improved,
A new and substantial board walk
has been laid around the bank build-
ing. In front of the building the walk
was made about twenty feet wide, and
all platforms and stepstorn away. The
large wooden awning in front of Wolf
& Crawford's store was
’ Erected a New Shop.
Wm. Colyer has erected a good sized
building near the handle factory for
the purpose of a smithing shop. Wag-
onmaker Swarm has his shops in the
factory building and will also run the
smith shop.
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=-One of the larges* stocks of Spring
and Summer clothing ever received in
this part of the state, was received re
cently by Lewins, at the Philad.
Branch, Bellefonte. It is a tremen-
A
i
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3
$
»2..
INCL £ 5 SHOE STOR
BELLEFONTE,
Genuine Oleine
ic.
A nother lot of
Soap, full pound bars,
of
a consigmnent
fine colorin
Silk
to Hine
ti
ZB
coloring,
1
We have
Matting:
Lr win
{ iE,
GARMAN'S STORE,
We offer
Furniture,
Baby C
Sp
W.R.B
—
re
al bargains in
arriages,
yointh of
May.
il
LL]
Dry Goods, Clo
and Millinery.
hey gene
As we are not di pending
a thr ¢ months bu wake
"nes: ton
whole vear, we can afford to sel
4
» (0 1t,
prices, and we d
Our prices on our Millinery
Milliners ia We make no eh
tows h
are trimmed free when
vou buv the
We also ask your atie ition to our}
WASH DRESS GOODS.
We have the
shown here. The assortment
good, and the prices ii from
andsome printed Challic at 4¢ a
yard to the most exquisite French |
Organdies at 35¢ a yard.
Specials for This Week.
Percales for Shirt Waists at 90. Sold at
stores atl 12)g0.
Ginghams we are seling st de
We are selling the 1234c Satines at fe
Heavy Cottonade for Boys’ Pants, 10¢,
greatest line ever |
Ie
i
other |
Men's Working Shirts, they are excellent quali
; e.
KATZ
m.; at Georges valley at 2 p. mi.
dous stock and the prices are as low in
comparison, and will move it.
Bellefonte,
ery estat
Keep us g
much lower
nully one-
1 any other
All Hats
third
for trimming Hats
material f
Men's Laundred SUS Bwom Drom $ ah
pitts, Nn
%
all ioc.
*|A Special Offering in Ladies’ Silk
Umbrellas,
sizes,
handles and excellent finish, well
every respect, only Se
These Umbrellas are sold every-
| where at $1.50, but a fortunate pur-
| chase of a large lot enables us to sell
them at this price,
We have great bargains in every de-
partment, and you can make a qollar
gO a great way when purchasing from
us,
made In
& CO,
Pa.