er La THE CENTRE "REPORTER. CENTRE HALL, PA., THURS. July wes BASKET PICNIC very day in July, (except Sunday) at | THE RACKET. Bellefonte. | i No, 9-11 Orider’'s Exchange, Basket, U| Items will be reploce od with other big verl- Ct Whe iH" { tiie will kno its a bargain. goods in a sold | | | | UCR, | | 1 8c| 1st Basket filled with Notions 4c bc 12¢| Oc | 21 Basket filled with Notions 1 Basket filled with Ladies’ and Chil dren's Hose, 4th Basket filled with Ladies’ Seaniless 40 guage, Nubian Dye Hose, regu lar 2c quality, wh Basket filled with Towels, per pair 6th Basket filled with Prints per yard, 3c 7th Basket filled with Challie, per yard sth Basket filled with Lawns, per yard, oth Basket filled with Tumblers, led with Fruit Jars, ims at 4¢ per dozen 10th Basket fil and Jar (n rail ot rates all : the conductor to le » Racket, on GG. R. SPIGELMYER, SHEM SPIGELMYER, Jr. Bellefonte, MEN... There will still be two months of hot weather. if you Buy You will swelter wear Wool Hats. fortable. You can have your Straw quarters price. Don’t mis BOYS... Hats at three- the this. too. WOLF & CRAWFORD. They Mean Business, here that means to prevent its female teach- if years % O1 i ne ' getting married, possible, and the vacancies ors g Dunb has had trouble filling caused by the of pe and it has finally ar has it. For in marriage lagogues, The resolution: was decided board adopted this must not make love while employed by the board or during school hours.” The violation of this rule cient cause for dismissal. upon. Aa Eclipse of the san, On the 20th ot this month those phenomena will take place that | from immemorial never | failed to engage the attention and elic- it a of mankind eclipse. Even those who are quite fa- | miliar with the causes that produce it cannot suppress a feeling of awe on be- | holding this most interesting of all the | phenomena of nature. The eclipse | will be an annular one, continent as a partial one. itude it will begin at half past 8 o'clock | in the morning and end at thirteen | minutes past 11. one time have wonder Alps ss L. A. W, Meet, Phi'adelphis, For the annual meet of the League of American Wheelmen at Philadel phia, August 4 to 7, the Pennsylvania lailroad Company will sell special tickets from all points on its system to Philadelphia and return at rate of a single fare for the round trip. No rate less than twenty-five cents. Tick- ets will be sold and will be good going on August 3 and 4, and good to return until August 9, 1897, inclusive, tl ff co July22-2t Council Meeting, Friday evening, July 18, council met in regular session in council room; members present, Deininger, Riter, Bradford, Emerick, Luse and Wolf. On motion of M. L.. Emerick the tax for 1807 was fixed at three mills. The following order was granted: R E. Bartholomew for coal used in erush- ing stone for boro streets, $6.04. On motion adjourned. ns fe Aft —It will be to your advantage to read Gi. O. Bennér's ad. in another col- um; you will find there the articles you want, and at greatly reduced pric- es. X = DEATH FROM HEAT PROSTRATION, Wallace Muorray Dies Tuesday from the Ef fects of the Excessive Hent, | Wallace, a 15-year old son of Levi | dec’'d, of this place, died on afternoon last, from the ef-| fects of heat prostration by which the | lad was stricken during the hot spell | until was obliged to take to his bed about two weeks ago during which time he | worse and condition becoming worse, he | became unconscious | Little Wallace was respected by all | obedient and dutiful to and industrious A twin | brother preceeded him to the other followed later by the Rev. Rearick, his widowed mother, father. | Lutheran church, the sesvices, Wo Left Her Hasband, Mifflinburg Times says Fauny Shriner left Mouday morning he post- town, writ- The on ed a number of notices in stating George Heiser, of Mazeppa, his wife away, C. H. Bhriner was married to Funk A couple of weeks ago he months ago. her al sone abused and to such had io- Yat rejiatives in Heiser lady's It is supposed that ber away. EE Sudden Death at Rebersburg. The community of Rebersburg al nouncement of the wife of Wi in sudden Hiam dy had been her usual health, stricken with haif an hour physici seeing and late in the aflernoon was apoplexy, in about thereafter, before + Br she expired. ie Aan, was a daughter of Solomon 'd, disposition and dail rel: 1 and a woman of ul in all her on Wed- Her ag domestic itions, Funeral irgely attended, re was about 54 vears, - » — Exchauge of Pualpits of the { ha roe, Rew. Gruver Lock Have on Sanday last appointment f Rev, Rearick Hall Charge hile tri 0} the Rev. Eisen h SEY 0 formed charge in ager | Have in the vacant onie chai Rev. John Tomlinson, years ag e Aaronsbuir Lutheran chare back « Sunday preached in all Leen 11] , On Visit the a eon: had and at ¢harce - » - Second Week Pos! poned Upon a petition Judge Love, of the Cenire cot being signed by ev ery atioine bar except eX inty 0d irt has been con 1 SO week of August term of cot ued until the November term, aud the the have been i persons summoned for sn term, that they need not appear. the attorneys desire to take a v It i convenient for all | tion until Nov no doubt to ember, at this season, is postpone liliga- fp Atl Post Mortem | An Syear old | of Pleasant Gap, died suddenly on Fri- | day last. The { ing a mystery a post mortem was held | ion Friday by Drs. Emerick | | and Jacobs, which resulled in finding a knot in the of the caused, as supposed, accumu. at Pleasant Gap. son of Oscar Wasson | cause of his death be- eveniug, intestines lad, by an |astrain that Produced 4 the knot, iil ct s——— } Something New in the Lioe of lanventions A stove has been invented to cool j rooms in summer. Salt, a small quan- | tity of ice and a patent chemical are used, and the stove becomes so cold | that, if a hand be placed on it, the! skin will instantly blister, As salt is | cheap, the chemical not dear, and as | the stove can make its own ice in the | oven, the device is one that will likely to come into general use in | warm weather. —Ex. aml tf im— New United Evangelical Church Linden Hall is to have a new church this summer. The United Evan. con- gregation of that place has purchased a lot adjoining the old church which is in possession of the Esher people. We understand work is to be started upon the new edifice at once, client Hecla for Plonies, Hecla Park, on the C. P. BR. is hav- ing a number of large gatherings this season for which it is a charming spot. There is a suggestion to make this re Centre and Clinton counties. idea, AM A SA «One of the largest 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- dous stock and the prices are as low in Capital comparison, and *'"’ move it. CRUEL TORTURE, TROUT ELECTROCUTED. Hin Family, Kills the Fish in Marray's Aquariom, George W. Smith, his wife and 8-! On Monday morning on entering Murray was sur- | prised to find the dozen fine trout in | his nquarium “dead as a mackerel,” { The only theory upon which the death brutal masked burglars Saturday morning, Mr, Bmith is a toll-gate keeper on the Nittany valley pike, near Fleming- | Of the fish was caused is by electricity, At 1 o'clock Saturday morning | The ground wire of the telephone line he was awakened by somebody plae- | conpecting Wolfs store, is fastened to ing a hand on his throat. He found | the water pipe which feeds the aqua- a masked man with a pistol at his bed- | rium, and there being a thunder gust while two other burglars were | { Sunday night, the telephone line was, The burglars | BO doubt, struck by lightning and the Bmith where he | | electric eurrent conducted to the agua- kept his money, and on being inform- | | rium, the shock killing all the trout. | that he had none they tied him | A jar containing a half dozen small hand and foot, and forced a rag in his | 801d fish stood in the aquarium, but | none of these were hurt, When Mis. Smith awoke one of the | ing a non-conductor, her head and | unconscious the! demanded of Mr. © Co The Coming Plenle she fainted. While The grangers picnic In September at | Centre Hall, event bill- From promis- es to eclipse that of any former year, preparations are committee in cinder An S-year-old daughter slept in an is the next big then carried | present indications the picnic over to her parents’ bed. While one | being charge, walks all be a already by threatening | made by the to shoot them and kindred threats of | Through the grounds the other two ransacked the | have lald out connecting nding $50 in a cupboard, The buildings and streets. This will in the for two hours, | great improvement much appreciated, The eight-year-old girl suftered There will be very little building tense agony from the tight rope about | this year. been men were house in- done The park is well supplied her arms, but her struggles had no ef- | and no new ones are needed, fect on her torturers. Before they left the the bed on! which their helpless victims lay and | — Some Hope for Fish Hastings fish ox mission if it could get along the the having neglected to make the annual appropriation of $17,500 a year for its The affirmative burglars surrounded Gov, asked the yIEl- later next himself, | two years with £25,000, The condition from there Two hours to untied his wife bid them good bye. Mr. ¢ and he mith managed free legislature aud ehild, commissioners the exhaustion and fright, and is a | Support, replied | in the and governor i i | likelihood of her going « razy. a — Reformed Heunlon The graud picnic and reunion of the Reformed thie pastors and and people, ir friends, of Central Pennsylvania, id at Island Park, hurs August ny the 6 has wiil be he near san hth been the joy ment, bury, on day, th not on Fri ced. ns ane noune (he forenoon of day At will be given to social es two o'el 1m. and » eflect, 3 i , OCK p an interesting addresses will be The > gared for the occasion are A. M., ram of musi carried int speakers en- Prof, J. W. president of Ww president of wilt rye | Knapp ger, the Allentown for Rev, J. Franklin and Marshall Caster a: Rav. J. D. D., of Hagerstown, F. ¥F. Bahuer, D. D.. i? railroad omen: NS. Stahr, College, Lan- Spangler Kieffer, Md. Rev, of Waynesboro, and rates and a re the branch will Special tiie and Tyrone All are train in evening over Le invited to attend and pleasant “outing-day Ap A New Coanterfeit the BRecret of the { Hazen of Nervioe discovery of a certificate check | sonal, has given notics wilver i It is i DD, with | trait of Hendrick rill treasurer i it eit is of the worries of 188], eller a stnall carmine the man and Morgan he por # and of names i Messrs Bs reg ter and TI he ewcribed as an apparent. respectively. counter ly woodcut production very poorly ex- light pink in- stead of carmioe, the numbering irreg- ular and the printing bad and engraving ! a - Stands First, | 1506, no better argument can be put i agreed to raise this amount by private | the bers 1 understanding | be next legislature subscription with the bu reed by wil bworr tie that shall reim- | - ad - Arm Broken. Tate, the ii & cherry tree, Dir. Jac called to attend to the case A {f Pleas- | aut Gap, tune to fall daughter of Scott Monday fre on had misfor- | resul- | ken arm. Ling in a br ws was | Ed Death of an lufant, the and Mrs, theran seven-months-onld i W. J. Wag-| charge Margaret daughter of Rev ner, pastor of the Lu Hiair nt | Cilasgow, died last Sun- | day county, a ' | fewins, Bellefonte, can you | of for less money than any other store Try give an up-to-date equipment clothing | in} i the country. him and see Have You Looked throngeh out stock of footwear? I merits your carefnl Feet were never called upon punish themselves, Wearing wholly unnee like going pleasure to wear a pair of our fine shoes which afford every element of scarcely anytl FOES 18 CREATY. 1 on a long rossi bl comfort. Ne more pai and most core caused by bad than a corn, shioes us for footwear means perfect ] moderate long wear, prices, practical economy. MINCLE'S SHOE STORE, SELLEFONTE, - t * I ued Another lot of Genuine Oleine Wednesday a consignment of ine Dimities in newest colorings; to line line ne and thin the fi Le gather ood We have rold tw ice the (qt uantity of Mattings and Art 8 quarce sold reason extremely low patterns, s Sheets an d Pil low less than the price of pl ain easily understood prices and excellent Ready Made at Muslin. Ser ub Rags, but to buy the cheapness “4 Cases ice have convinced of working acli:. yon De 1d one to good ait and w caring « GARMAN'S STORE, Allegheny st. Bellefonte Parlor Suits, R32 pushing ; 1302 dole, Telephone 00000000000 0000000000P000900000000C00000CC00OC00GOGY Side Boards, Etc, i rl le without BELLEFONTE. Dry Goods Clothing Millinery i Thousands have | Dong ht and past tWo woe ks, have est bustle and does the most business, | than that it stands at the head of the | fourth-class offices. Millheim, Miles. | burg and Howard, all claiming as | high as several hundred more popula- | tion than our town, the | about one hundred dollars less. the Post- office receipts is best manner in town ———— ! | Narrow Escape from Drowning. | A sad catastrophe was narrowly | averted at the big spring at Bellefonte | Friday by the quickness and presence | | waler works, Henry Spicer. Little! | Michael Ward, who is employed at Valentine's iron works, was playing there with some of his playmates when he accidentally fell in the spring | and had gone down for the third time when rescued by Mr. Spicer, sm nis No Sunday Shaves, Jerry Miller, the tousorial artist, will in the future refuse to work in his shop on Bundays. He believes in working #ix days in the week and taking one off, and those customers who wait un- til Bunday to have their hirsute adornments removed, will wear them until a week day. s— —— Up at the Top. Harter, of the Gazette, we omitted mention in our article on trout catch ing the past season, with fly managed to basket 137 beauties in one day, which puts him at the head of the list and taking his average he stands high- est, several times counting 100, Fan for Sale: Bituate } mile from Potters Mills ; 80 acres good limestone land, good water, good fruit and fair buildings. Address, M. Shires, Spring The Globe's N Dall trade is a word unknow 1 3 ally dull out the througl country, Thousands are vet to buy. 1% 3 iil have n in our store; although this 1s t our line of tra in the . yo» . uring wich business £ us customers. The Greatest of All, This is surely an attractive sale. We intend closing the balance of those Apron Ginghams out by selling 3 Yards Good Apron Gingham for oc. Parasols. Special sale of 125 fine Black Gloria Silk Parasols, 26 inch frame, Black or Colored Handles, a regular $1.50 quality, For 08 Cents. Demestics for 9 Cents, 2 yds. find wide Bleached Muslin, 9c. 2 yds. Unbleached Muslin, Se. 2 yds. Outing Cloth, 9, 2jyds. Heavy Shirting, 9c. 1 yd. Heavy Denim, 9c. 3 yds. Light t olored C hallie, 9c, yd. Biersucker, 9¢, ! Ye. Fast Colored Calico, 9¢. 3 yds. Dress Gingham, 9c. Laces. 125 pieces Tarchon Lace, guaranteed, 12 yds. to the piece, during sale to be sold at 0 Cents for the Whole Piece. Buttermilk Soap. Everyone knows the price of this soap. As a leader now, 3 Cakes for 9 Cents. in Our Notion Department You Will Find 10 papers Pins for 9e 3 dou, Safety Pine for %e 1 doz. Gum Hair Pins for 9 2 spools Linen Thread for de ! boxes Enameline stove Polish for 3 large boxes Stove Blackning for % 1 full size Khaw! Birap for Ge. ? ¥having Brushes for a 2 large Hair Curlers for oe 2 bottles Machine Oil for 9¢ i pint bolle Ammonia for 9 12 Lead Pencils for fe 2 Notmeg Graters ££ + 90 § Tape Measures for Sc <4 Biate Pencils for 9e 9 Steel Thimbles for Be 10 bolts Daming Cotton far 90 5 Aluminam Thimbles for 90 2 domn Kid Curlers for Se 2 Machine Oilers for 0c 1 Wire Hair Brosh for 90 2 butte Nriting ink for 9c 1 Tt good Seissors for Se 2 Bite Tape for 9c, 2 small Berew Drivers for 9% 8 bottles Muciisge with brush for #¢ 2 doz. bone Collar Buttons for So 2 five Reading Combs for do 2 doz. Dress Stays for be 2 large boxes Tooth Picks for So 2 child's colored border Handkerchiefs tor 90 pleces Ironing Wax for 9¢ 2 solid Ironing Stands oro oe 203A WOH ing Pins us for oe doz. Shirt Belt Pins do fime Bath Sponges for He bolts Wove Braid for So 0 yds. Bab Ribbon for 90 pats Koi Cotton for 90 aT 3 aor for ve There are hundreds snd hundreds of artie- ber just like these In Beliefonle's Greatest Money Saving Store; hundreds of articles that space will not permit us to mention. ar aiEaiiEs i Boys’ Knee Pants, One special lot of 75 pairs Boys’ Koee Pants, sold here before at 25¢, 6c and 50c. All go now at the uniform price of » 19 Cents. Lawns and Wash Goods. 25 pieces Dimities, never a yard sold before under 15¢, and some have been sold as high as 25%. Your choice now of the entire lot Per Yard, 9 Cents. The Biggest Bargain of All, 75 pieces left of those fine Dress Ging- hams, a Gingham that retails all over town for 8c a yard. While this sale lasts you can buy them 2 Yards for 9 Cents. 9 Gents Will Buy 2 2 pair Ladies’ Black Hose. 2p pair Men's Ev veryday Hose. adies’ Gauze Vests, 1 pair Mens Good Suspenders. and 1000 articles too oe opine to men- tion. Columbia Castile Soap. A soap generally sold th t the ah Suceally wold Dash _the goods now at our store 4 Cakes for 9 Cents. oy _— Mills, |
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