AA I A A SAAN S00
THE CENTRE REPORTER.
CENTRE HALL, PA., THURS, Oct. 7,
THE RACKET,
We can truthfully say that our
as it is now. It's early for Fall
and Winter goods. but heavy
chases last Suunner previous to
change of tarift when prices were
the lowest on record, accounts for
it and assured U low prices for the
season,
Utopia, Imported Germantown,
Saxony Yarns, all colors, at last
per
and *
year's prices, {Wari 15 to 20¢
Ib. more now.
Blankets.
All wool, part wool, and
wool (that's cotton U kno), 25 per
cent. than | year's prices,
thanks to a lue Ky purchase.
less last 8
Underwear,
For men, women, children, one ton,
. ,
R. R. manifest weight in. Dest
for the money we've ever seen and
U kno we h a few,
’ just
ave seen
55 Boys’ Suits,
4 to 14 vears 98¢, X1.29
R1.69, 81.98. (
prices
‘an’t be matched in
this city for
Nuf q ‘od.
the money.
Kom & C
G. R. SPIGELMYER,
SHEM SPIGELMYER, Jr.
Bellelonte,
130 STYLES
OF
LADIES’, MISSES AND
CHILDREN'S CLOAKS.
Pa.
Morris, Bei-
All the celebrated
New York, make, are
Crawford,
Centre Hall.
vite ail
your inspecti
these magnificent styles and the
samples of cloth of which they are
made.
New Basiness Ads
Mr, Rossman, the new merchant in
Pealer’s old Spring Mills stand, unfurls
his business flag in another colum.
is a first class man and a worthy suc-
cessor 40 Pealer. Success to him.
MecCalmont & Co., Bellefonte, deal- |
ers in implements, wagons, seeds, and
any premises, have an ad io another
colum which it will pay you to read,
theirs being the most extensive house
in the central part of the state, with
state,
J. Grolman, of the Spring Mills |
all, in another
by purchasing fall and winter clothing |
for men and boys, from him.
ever Grolman says in his ad you
rely upon,
sss AA A ————
can
Jack Frost.
Jack Frost was around the first
three days of last week, and very sharp
on Monday morning of this week.
The fall weather, thus far, has been
fine and the frosts have been late and
did no harm. It is an old saying
that three frosts are soon followed by
a rain, but now we have had four and
no rain yet,
i mn A A A
Recent Union Co, Deaths.
At Turtle Creek, Alfred Kneass, age
72 years,
John L. Hollenbach, formerly of
MifMinburg, aged 37 years.
In Laurelton, Levi Mercer, aged
years, 7 months,
In West Buffalo, Israel Hassenplug,
aged near 72 years.
74
Rev, Rearick’s Appointments.
Sunday, Oct, 10, at Centre Hall at
10a m. At St John's, at2 p.m. At
Georges Valley at 7 p. m.
~The largest assortment of Fall
clothing ever received in this county
are on display at the Philad. Branch,
Bellefonte. The price is as low as the
stock large. Satisfaction always guar-
anteed on every sale,
THE NEW WATER PLANT.
to
A Contractor on the Ground Proceed
With the Work
The proposed new water
| erected by the boro, which the council
i
}
|
i
i
| ed right along, and contractor Malone
{arrived in town this week to begin
| work on the ditching. The teams ar-
{ rived here
| the ditches. Most of these he
{ will bring in from other parts.
The $5,000 which shall
used for the new plaut have
Whether they will
couple days or
men
bonds
not yet
i been sold. be
the
| whom they will be sold
| been made public.
Yesterday council had several
sued in next to
has not yet
men
has
pipe
| Bible tract.
secured over
must be laid.
The council has not
{ whether it will be necessary to build a
{ reservoir. They intend patting
| the mains and are of the
a reservoir will be an
dition. The
into the mains from the
As the town only
to the extent of #
$6,200 have been contracted for,
out a
Right of
the land
way
the line
us
yet decided
opinion that
unnecessary ad-
water is to be run direct
springs,
voted on bonding
1
000, and alr
ady
with-
te
to
reservoir, fire apparatus, e
be
I's
another election will
raise the money;
little sum to complete the plant
first intended the
es ff tly -
necessary
4
ut
oted,
it will (quire a snt
ns
above £5 000
Enforciaog the Sqo.reel Law
The last legislature passed very str
killing
paris
in
of
he
ene
gent laws rezarding the
squirrels, and from all of
rigid
all
f hunters
country come rumors of the
forcement of the t. From
the
being
HT parts
of valley come rumors o
arrested and fined £10
killed. The fun
sive at that much a shot,
for
one Is quite expen-
it
have a tendency to preserve our game.
A report was broadcast that Har-
discovered
and will
three
ris township men were
hunting with thirty squirrels in their
fined $300. This
Several men were in-
that wor hood
but have not had a hearing.
possession and were
| Was not correct.
formed upon in neiohi
a
She Went Home to Stay
oal Glen
They
immed
A young couple of (
married a few days ago.
menced housekeeking
and were succeedingwvery nic
one morning a dispute
which one should con
Fins
husband with
ing fire. ily the wife
the the b
f his victory, enjoved
his breakf
time came he entered the
lis
0 another nap ix
Whe
Kile
fore arising for ast,
eating f-
akfast or wife was
had r
al
a
en but neither bre
visible. The latter eturned to
the parental roof and ast accounts
-
prote ction
its water
she was still ti
{ ~~ About Fire Protection.
Centre Hall onee had fire
from plugs free of charge, by
but the j
ciously damaged and
out,
a ——
were mali-
had to be taken
since which there was nothing
The
atten.
company, lugs
to
fall back upon save the hydrants
called
several
leporier has repeatedly
i tion to this want and
the Company
esteemed boro fathers
| heeded.
N
Mr. Editor :—Nearly every property
| holder who paid his boro tax to collec
| tor Sando, last week, found it very
| steep and little to show for it, and now
all are growling. Can't this wrong be
i checked ? A Citizen.
Yes, it if you elect property
owners : but if you vote to put a couple
proposi-
to
gone
water our
un-
”
| tions by
have
EE —
Many Growlers
Can,
| of dolls into council,
{ to pay for the
' havn't seen the end yet,
you must ex pect
trimmiogs, jut,
Mr.
you
Citizen.
a.
Gradaates in Dentistry
Under the provisions of the act of as-
roved July 9, 1807,
' all
istry must exhibit to the prothon-
otary of the county in which they
pect to practice their profession, a li-
cense granted them by the state board
on
| dent
duly registered by the prothonotary.
ations
One Way to Bring Prosperity.
Pay-as-you-go clubs are being organ-
ized in many towns.
pledge themselves to incur no debts,
and to purchase only such goods as
they can pay eash for. The country
and come to stay,
A A Asi
Nearing Completion
now thought the building will be
in November. The plasterers are at
work and painters are finishing up the
painting of the exterior.
A MA 15 SA
in cut and goods. Lewins, Bellefonte,
the large trade it enjoys, ’
i,
DIED IN THE WEST,
Fred. Moyor's Sadden Desth io Michigan, |
From this Section,
Fred. Moyer, son of Solomon Moyer,
native of Aaronsburg and later
a resident of Centre Hall, died sudden-
ly at Langsing, Mich.,
The particulars as given the
on evening of
georelf, of Mifflinburg, are briefly as
follows :
The deceased lived at Grand Ledge,
a musician by profession and proprie-
He
was on his way to play at a ball at
Diamond Dale, and became ill sudden-
ly of heart disease on reaching Lan-
sing, expiring in a few hours. His age
was 45 years. A widow and two chil-
him, two children
His birthplace was Ile-
other
died.
bersburg,.
He is survived also by three brothers
and four sisters, namly, Alired who re-
Harry 8. and Solo-
Mary E. Bo-
ah V. Straub,
Lucetta DD. Col-
Read-
sides in Missouri:
mon, Williamsport, Pa. ;
genrief, MiMinburg : Sa
Woodlawn Park, 111. :
Pa.
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An Elevated Farm
The most elevated farm Centre
is the Perdue
Bal L Hage
West
in
county the
the
distance
farm on top
of mountain, a short
It
in
of Bellefoute. was
Se p-
first
Was
taken up by Cleary Campbell
tember, 1792,
settle
Campbell was the
he
Of
tin Clinton of
found
when it
us
manty,
as a squatter on a tract land
veyed in 1766,
occupied by
He «
and
was first sug
the
ontested
which land is now
Haven
his claim in court,
took u Perdue
mountain,
city of Lock
and lost, then
p the farm
it being so elevs that
thought no person would contest
rights. The early tiers consider
the
never would sit
sid
living
Hving,
laziest
but
Campbell man
a 1 vr a 1 }
RIWAYS lie
Weather Forecasts
last buliet
My
storm wave to cross the o
gave fryrgags
in
to 11t}
P:
west
1, and the nex
6%}
he wific coast about 12th,
ff Rockies o«
muntry by che
1 1 14
rai th to
Valle V8 aid
17th.
wil
great cent
eastern states
A | cross t
WArmn wave
r about 12th,
and eastern sis
A cool wave 11 cross the west
Roel 15th,
Ries Cou great «
d eastera =.
bout
1
tral valle
Inthe
week ending
ites }
y& 15th an
north mperalure
Barn Baroed.
» the 1}
oing the 5
urds ay
Mr
destroyed
8 contents i0Cia
On last Sata in 4
the farm of in Halfmoo:
nship,
(sray,
Was by fire at
ding two horses
It
ROME
1% SUD wid the fire was caused Ly
had lodged
night.
tramps that in the
barn during the
Mr. Liray bh
the
on the
I'he
as $104) insurance
barn in Grange company
i
ini etn
Second Crop of Berries.
Tom Moore brouzht into this office
a brauch of bush
Was Jearing a second crop of the {ruit.
The {
year and the fiait
a raspberry w hich
mish bears regular! y twice
iull
Be was taken irom the yard of
the Ling which
John Moose occupies,
every
WAS and lus
ClOus,
» farm west of town,
i .
Presbyterian Parsonage,
work
parsonage,
Carpenters have commenced
the
this week,
on new Presbyterian
Aaron Thomas, one of our
near future, when there be
neasant house warming.
g
may a
ccf os ——
Barn the Aatumn Leaves,
As the leaves fade and fall
de-
Decayed leaves furnish a first.
gathered and burned before they
alc fc mm ———
Store Sold.
Our neighbor, Isaac Smith, last
to his property in this place,
ccna EAS
At Presbytery,
Rev. Christine on Tuesday left for
its sessions. William Goodhart, of
Farmers Mills, accompanied his pastor
con MS AAS
Communion Services,
Communion services will be held in
Christine, next Sabbath, at
10.50 ; preparatory service Saturday af-
ternoon previous, at 2 o'clock.
itp
~The new Fall styles of dress suits
have been received at the Philad.
Branch, Bellefonte, and a more com-
plete stock you will not find, If you
| need a new dress suit, hat or any far
firm has buiit Up Susie ange pstmt,
4
MEETING OF COUNCIL.
w hat Was Hecorded on Minutes
Last Regular Session,
the |
i
nt
The town council met in regular ses- |
The
ular and special
and approved,
Postmaster
¢ll room, minutes of the last
meetings
The
Brisbin
| presente «d and accepted,
reg-
read |
of
was
were
resi gn ion
as Burgess
On motion of
Rite 'n,Bamuel Bhoop was recommend-
ed for the appointment as Chief Bur-
The
retary
J. Wolf as sec-
of the
at a previous
and laid on the table,
BR. D.
vacancy
resignation of E,
and member council
which was
meeting
presented
Wis re-
called and necepted, Foreman
was elected to fill the
by Wolf's resignation,
caused
Foreman was
also elected secretary,
ed to the
committees:
and was sppoint-
the
Finance, Li
following
ght
vacancy on
Water,
and Village Improvement.
The following orders were drawn for
bills presented and were ordered paid:
<. H. Runkle. 4 i
AL. Foreman, 6 da
Samuel
Edward Dust
Frank Arey
Gen, Floray
hin Mart ;
Darst
Unton Co. Falr,
county fair
WHS A BUOCess as to attendand
prey
XDibits were all that ¢
«1. On Th
i% to the
include st
greater than in any
the «
ursday there wer
fair solid, which does not
ockholders, who, with
adm
Owner { ie
nds, The
fast trolling
*
Mart
of the
families itted fre
the
are
shmen
Faces were
hot
Garman, of
Was
and I is
was one of
tape)
Mon
y-work department
» attendance fiom
Fhursday, was
y plaoht
ing eigh
tend tho
Will Chase Away Moths
Mo
Lt are kept Warm in
ths wi WOrs in carp
wi
tha
wile
over
like
carpét
sects do not sail, an
heres to the
Wo —-
Eels iy the Hoat Load,
and
hem by
of Rock-
®inoe
Fels are running seaward now
¥
the fishermen are « apturing t
the thousand in the « icinity
ville, one man havieg caught
and
inch
from half a pound to six pounds,
from
half an to
ankle,
ranging iu size
man’s
ie legraph.,
———
HAYS
Hesigned the Mayorship,
On receiving his commission as post.
Friday B. D
irisbin at once resigned as Burgess of
The offices conflict,
with all honor on the side of the
and the salary on the other, our
master last morning,
the town, two
one,
fown
The |
VACAnCY
head.
i
id "Uns Licensed
Register Rumberger last week issued
a marriage license to Nathan Simcox, |
of Liberty township, and Mrs. Sarah
Watkins, of Spring township. Mr. |
Simceox is 70 years old, and has been a |
widower for the last seven months. |
Mrs. Watkins has been a widow for |
four years,
A. ——
Early Birds in Soyder Conaty.
A young man of twenty-one, who
could not write his own name, and a
girl of fourteen, who had the consent
of her parents, applied for a marringe
license in Snyder county last week,
and it was granted.
lil aon
Announcement, i
Miss Anna Dinges hasieturned from |
the city with a select stock of Fall and
and Winter Millinery for the firm of |
Carrie E. Osman & Co., who invite
the ladies to call and inspect the large
assortment and latest designs,
Sr AR SAIS.
~Lewins, Bellefonte, is making the
greatest cut sale of all lines of summer
clothing in the country, and every ar-
ticle offered is a genuine bargain, The
prices have been cut in half and the
goods are going rapidly. His count-
ers must be cleared for new stock and
price cuts little figure when a Slour- 1
ante mle Is on.
It ig
not possible
for us
Lo enumerate
the NAN Y
Foods
i
Have You Looked
stock
carefnl
called upon to
Wearing bad
It's
trip
umimer
1 tv
i
NEDECt or
in Pe i i.
4
through out of footwear?
1erite
Feet
pun
} 4 %
HOES 18 WHOLY
vour
were never
h themselves,
nnnecessary,
ple
L pair of our fine
1
like
WEAr |
Folin on a ARUTe
afford ex possible
There’
paint i
Corns
Ww hich
MINGLE 3 SHOE STORE, GARMAN 5 STORE,
BELLEFONTE, - A. Allegheny
Bellefonte.
it is a Fact...
me ntey FUrNiture
sxnx time isthe
PRICES NEVER SO LOW
\
WwW.
A Fine Oak Bedroom
Suit. 8 Pieces, $18.75
~
W. R. RACHBILL,
BELLEFONTI
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— GLOBE.
Dry Goods, Clothing and Millinery.
GRAND OPENING
.OF-
FALL AND WINTER DRESS GOO
-Combined with the ———
FINEST DISPLAY OF FALL MICLINERY
~-—-Ever Shown in Bellefonte, AR
30th, Oct. Ist & 2d.
This year we promise you that we will show you
a display far eclipsing all others, and at
prices that do not fear competition.
fettennne
KATZ & C
LIMITED.