THE CENTRE REPORTER. ———— CENTRE HALL, PA., THURS, Oct, 21. THE RACKET. No. 9-11 Orider’'s Exchange, Bellefonte. We can truthfully say that our Fall | pur- | as it is now. It's early for and Winter goods. but heavy chases last Suinmer previous for| the lowest on record, accounts THE INJUNCTION The Water Question In Court. Before Judge Love, ~The Injunction Continued, for attempting to erect a new water plant, had a preliminary hearing be- fore Judge Love, on Saturday afler- noon, Attorneys Reeder, Orvis and Bower, represented our boro council, and C, | P. Hewes, esq., represented the water The | large number of witnesses with council had quite a them | to swear to things that did not belong to the | poenaed no witnesses as the matter Season. re——— Utopia, Imported Germantown, and Saxony Yarns, all colors, at year's prices, (orth 15 to 20¢ 1b. more now. last | per Blankets, All wool, part weol, wool (that's cotton " kno), cent. less than year's thanks to a lucky purchase. and Alal 25 per on} prices, Underwear, ton, just in. Best and For men, hildren, one R. R. for the women, rhit, ever seen a few, maniiest wel ey we 1 we have seen morn Ve Yr} { Ko 55 Boys’ Suits, 08¢, 21.29, 4 to $1.69, 14 vears, 81.98. {} prices a Jan't be this city for the money. Nuf Ced. Kom & C. (3. R. SPIGELMYER, SHEM SPIGELMYER, Jr. Bellefonte, 150 STYLES OF LADIES’, MISSES AND CHILDREN'S CLOAKS. 3 3 * an yiaatened in Pa. Bei- ated Morris, York, 1 3 ee DI * 1 New make are Wolf & Crawford, Centre Hall. Willis A, Willis A. Holley Holley Gets Married, 7, colored, known all hereabouts, having been raised in ored Iady in Juniata county. Willis, the past 18 months had his home with | Wm. LL. Kurtz, at Lewisburg, but now expects to reside in Juniata county. Willis’ training has been such enable man in many ways, and we wish him success as him to be a very useful ys rir—————— Bogaas Electricity, An examination of belts sold by a street fakir revealed a layer of dry neath a strip of thin gauze, perspiration in the the mustard and gave a tingling, burn- ing sensation, which the deluded vie- electric Warren be- some in mustard ity passing through him. nb ———— A ———— May Expect Meteors. About this time the October shower | of meteors may be expected. They ra- diate from the constellation which rises about ten o'clock at night. At an earlier hour than this a number of persons report having seen a large and very bright and beautiful meteor falling toward the earth Tuesday even- ing. I —— A ————— C. E, Entertainment. The Society of Christian Endeavor will give sn interesting entertainment, in the Foundry hall, on Friday even- ing, October 29th. Refreshments will be served after the enlertainment, Admission 10 cents, Tax Collector Arrested. Joseph Casselberry, who has served as tax collector of Howard township, was arrested on Monday for embezzic- ment and lodged in jail at Bellefonte. The exact amount of Casselberry’s al- leged shortage is not yet known. —For BSale—An elegant seif-feed heating stove, burns either chestnut or coal ; price very low. YW | J.D. Murray, a charter member | the old water company, | pany, its difficulties and losses by ex- penses to keep it up and supply the | ter, that the company had planted fire free of hose { plugs on every street corner, | charge besides furnishing large | for of fire, free these in case also arge, and that plugs | gradually damaged under some perni- use 0 were cious influence and that the company at all times furnished an abundance of | absolutely pure water { Councilman Deininger was then called by Mr. Hewes and the SWOorn, identified some of council's ordi- nances and contracts. Liuse then identify some documents for the Secretary WAS sworn to water { company, and on cross-examination from the minutes what action the wa- ter company had taken as to the of stock, after some search Mr, Ia in- which was immaterial, stated but Use from a seeming neglect of the former secretary. Mr. company was Kurtz, president of the walter then called and sworn iments, Hew os other simply to idenuily some doc After a brief argument by Mr. on one side and Mr. the hearing was announcing the until he The court has ¢ Orvis on the closed to injunction may decree differently. ontivued the ree, ine it tion and, of e« no further has been done on the part of for the new I Ground was broken | ir the w erected by the It will be qui and brick will water plant, a New Grauge Hall week for the ’ s bh ast foundation fi new § i order. Ww likely Alon he order on the ing the construction fs rooms of t building have The 5. AKK) the will suitable for a will be about $ Cost + of Bellefonte, The 1 be next spring if the weather per building will - -> - A Rise in Henis sare, y fic nsccutive had one years taxpayers have and the year is sure the To meet these taxes there an fo he coll faxes, the next to be nnotl crease owing tu heavy i= landlords to 1 the and much grumbling is sure to fi sentiment the among rents, This will strike low present prospects the zens will and then there will be a but too late. fev. olution, die a — Petty Thieving Of late there | plaint of petty has been much « thieviag in town. ables have their Where been relieved of night. contenis the night buildings pulled. work has been have those visited become tired of it all. There ly be a funeral if the thief is caught in the ast. A si - ” win Have a Few Attractions, Our town, ere long, may have a few and near it. There is the cave, the pic-nic park, fine church- to be resur- by i {tion and, maybe, two water plants, We are looming uy: at the foot of grand cn —A— ————— — a— — Eemember the Game Laws, Hunters must remember that the new game laws say that “one peison shall not kill more than ten pheas ants, fifteen quail, or ten woodcocks or two wild turkeys, in one day. The penalty for shooting in excess of the above number is a fine ranging from fifty to one hundred dollars. scm ———— Chestnuts Source, The attendance at the churches and Sunday schools promises to be normal this fall. The erop of chestnuis on (he mountain is slim, and you'll not tind so many of our good people “just tak- ing a walk,” and coming home with suspicious bulges about the pockets in the clothing. A pp Bailding Operations. Ollie Stover has his new dwelling under way and about under roof. He wants it completed before the cold weather sets io that he can move in. John Bhunk’'s new dwelling will be completed in a week or two, HANGING FIRE, The New School May Not Your. be Started During the brief history of the boro, there has always been a contention or fur- for dis- was the while, been one year, that both bodies nished the citizens with a ocurb-stone and topic around-the-stove The school board for a bone of contention then with the water Ag- mat- but are gradually looming up, and once the water question is settled the within the fight. The additional school, A was to be difference among some citizens, cording to all precedent, school throes ofa decided teacher town will be hot school board on an there it set of men hold public selected and hangs, and likely will so long as a that who the for furni- fur- position above good. A contract was made but now it is being held fo I'hose largely upon the time the their together and choice, ded § i i i ther orders, orders dep nd t HS direc rit heads make a hey are div aud ballot after ballot taken leaves fore. If the b ns be ust fourth sch | 1s doomed it wi bao and it cause a teacher cannot be will be useless to make 1 ther moves until they know they at.” Any director who unre spite his 1 allows sige of of ed rep iblic condem personal grudges to rule intelligence and retard the caus dese He sign and a place made ucation, Ves seve nation. should de { to re- requesie for him the " s * 111 sil . present council. a - Weather Forecast, last bulletin gave forecasts o My glorm wave to cross the contin 16th to 25 he Pa the wes ckies country 2th, and eastern states 25th. A wkies cout wat central valle gre WArtn wave will R central valle ys with, 27th. A of of Roel Ries cou itry about Lb BI Valiey Higl the n temperature orthern sia ending October with heavy ) in ts rains witli dHuperature, s ria northern stats mentioned week will normal Light rains, lv in Texas - * - Married at Scranton al noo Mis of Mr. and : Pa, Soran ty Lillia: Mrs. W. P and Mr. Mar Were fii Yesterday, Ml, Shoop, of Seranton ir $ +e } ks ¢ Vill Nilesh a, OF ed i 3 mn, their reside noe, A lar present to bride afternnon fo marriage, at Aver od guests were ue ge and groot departed in the train on a arrived in Centre they their friends wedding tour, and w here will spend | syme Lime amoug a - The Material Here The material for the boro’s new wa- under course of erection is on wmition, ound awaiting final disp All the cast iron pipe, valves, fittings, hydrants, ete, necessary, arrived In material week, all there f last ship- This is the part of D. Wood & the contract awarded to R Co., Phila delphia a Fire lsnurance the a" The board of directors of Farm Mutual F, Ins Co. held Runkle's hotel, day. Insurances to amount were taken, The loss by the burning ip Hubler barn in Brush valley was adjusted and ordered to be paid in full. The patrons of this eompany will be si ii pect meeting at ou Tues- of £44 184 Murderous Assault of un Phillipsburg: r Bamuel Gillam, a of Phil-| ipsburg, committed a murderous Saturday e¢ ania resident 0ns- Just his wife el) ing in the Pennsyly railroad sta- tion at that place. Gillam had separated from his wife CHE hn Sr a-. A Peculiar Accident, went into the knee to nearly a half inch. The pain was se- vere and James suffered greatly fora few days, but will soon be all right again, tee simi Oak Hall Mill So'd The Oakhall roller mill, John Rupp late owner, was koocked off’ to Thom- as Meyers, at sherifl’s sale on Satur- day for $3400, subject, no doubt, to judgments. A I MS Bought a Property. D. J. Meyer purchased the property now occupied by W. O. Rearick, at the foundry, from John Woll, of Rebers- burg, for $1,000. He will occupy it himself next spring. ~When you want a suit to fit, of good quality and at a low figure, there is but one store in Bellefonte that can touch all these points. Lewins, at the Philad. Branch is the place, | i | i i wife in take Meeting his asked her to burg Saturday. the station he walk with him. BSBhe refused became so infuriated that he revolver with one hand, and her by the head with the fired, the ball lodging in During the excitement that The ed woman was removed to the hours later found on the steps of the ing a chance to gain an When arrested he declared tion of still killing his wife to complete al and he | drew a catching other, he the neck. | followed wound- | ho pit- | Gillam Gillam made his escape, ul, Beveral Was | hospital wait- | his i aud that it his de to Belle lodged fri signs Gillam was brought fonte Bunday morning and jail. Mrs, the effect Gillam will recover 337) 4 of the wound, ey Corner Stone Laying. The cornerstone of the new church, at Gre NOV. 7, al ith D.D Creo . Lzobble A cordial the friends in general Stapleton, Presiding Brown, pastor in charg — New Millinery Goods, Mrs. Lucy Henne from eastern ol - Lie lat 7 IArge slOCK yJease > urt by # Thresher razer, while Hey Hearick's Appointments Hall FIT FOR Wear, and therefe how I } ries {200 14 CUPID re fit for particular (ur s GARMANS. fram t P000000B00000600069C0000 EFON You For a Few Days Only W. R. 0000000 BO00C0020000RI0CROSTO00IPPO0C0O00OROROS® 0 - A Good Enameled Iron Bed. Brass Trimmed, $2.98 Ae ALL SIZES. BRACHBILL'S FURRITURE STORE, BELLEFOXNTI “- THE CLOBE. - KATZ & C0, Lid, Bellefonte, Pa. marke ZY! t MAVAT M AD? THE CLOBE. - KATZ & CO0,, Ltd. Bellefonte, Our ui } Seeing our it e311 th You Tih 4 # that “Aan other and 285.00 for. qualiti Ores ask Men's Overshirts. Men's heavy, mixed wool and mixtures, 48c. | light and dark colors, stripes and | plaids, 50c. quality for 25ec. { Closing out of our stock of fancy | boson percale shirts, all sizes, and always retailed heretofore from from 5c to R1.25; your choice while they last 69c. Feather Boas. est. We As we buy, so do we sell. fact. same f De nim much} ave been sed y buying, “There'll be a Hot Time" In our Corset Department this Fall. More than your money's worth. Your money back, is the ay we express it, and we will stand by the statement to he letter. Besides carrying all the high grades of Corsets, we have a Corset now in our store, made on the same model as the better goods, good finish, handsomely trimmed, all sizes, white and drab, and an exact copy of the high grade goods, at 49 cents, Mail Orders. Our Mail Order trade deserves our best attention. You will be as well cared for as if you were here in person. Send in your orders for anything advertis- ed, and if not satisfactory your money will be re- turned. i'l we see you this season! to where you can save your money. BELLEF ONTE,
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