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THE CENTRE REPORTER.
CENTRE HALL, PA., THURS, March 24
THE RACKET.
No. 9-11 Crider’'s Exchange, Bellefonte.
Established Jan, 1, 1859, by G. R. Spigelmyer,
. R.8pi elmyer
Feb, 7, 1801, Racket Store Co. on Spigelmyer,
March 3, 1808,
The Racket Is Itself Again !
And the march of improvement be-
ins,
For This Week..
Balcony removed, better light, new
1
stoc.s.
and everything under regular price
If U buy goods in in
justice to Urself,
throngh The Big
Store before maki ing ai
G. R. Spigelmyer.
Bellefonte,
U will
r purchases.
See
our hats—in today.
Hats
you ar
Hats.
a side
all kinds of
1
lance
iance
¢ looking take
at the
Mattings.
Many patterns to choose from,
new, clean, and fresh—will add to
} ¢ $n) i } 1th nil
the comiort, 100K8 and heaithiul-
» cia
ness of vour sitting rod
’
MI.
Price of desirable carpet, 50c to
per yard.
Price of desirable
per yard.
mattings, 5c.
But the best
argument
around satisfaction which
F1Ves
gives.
Wolf &
Crawford.
Taorning Point in Weather
My last bulletin gave forecasts of the
storm wave to cross the continent from
24th to 28th and the next will reach
the Pacific coast about 29th, the
west of Rockies country by close of 30,
great central valleys 31st to April 2d,
eastern states April 3d.
Warm wave will cross the west
tockies country March 26th,
great central valleys 31st, eastern states
April 24. will the
west of Rockies country April
1st, great central valleys eastern
states 4th.
Temperature of the week ending
April 2d will average about normal in
the northern states and west of the
Rockies and normal in the
southern states,
Rainfall for the same period will be
about normal in the northern
and west of the Rockies and below
normal in the southern states,
We are now, March 19, at the turn-
ing point of weather conditions,
Cross
of
about
Cool wave Cross
about
3d,
above
states
great extremes, severe storms, sudden
changes.
unable to determine except that it will
not be a tame affair,
sometimes in a great cold wave, or in
tornadoes, or hurricanes, great floods
or great hot wind drouths.
Generally the nature of these great
disturbances can be determined, but
this is difficult and I can only warn
my readers that unusual and severe
weather will occur in many parts of
the United States,
In next week’s bulletin I will tell
you about April, and will give valua-
ble information about crop weather of
that month.
Up to this writing, March 12, Chica-
go temperature has followed the fore
cast line running from cold about the
1st to quite warm 10th to 15th.
The Gardevers Ready to Start,
The Pennsylvania Railroad Compa
ny will send out a large army of gard-
eners in a short time, who, under the
direction of the chief florist and land-
scape artist, will begin planting flower
beds and trees at many of the stations,
Many new station lawns are to be sod-
DEDICATED,
at Linden Hall was dedicated last Sab.
bath, 20. There were largt audiences
and evening.
ford, D., D.,
the dedicatory sermon, being assisted
in the services by Revs,
ling, of Bellefonte, and Rev.
sylvania College, New Berlin,
“A debt of $800 upon the church was
happily. wiped out,
fied over a temple free of debt.
A A —————
Ed,
Hospital,
clamoring for hospital, Edw.
{ Pruner feeling like doing something
{ handsome for his native town has an-
nounced that he is going to erect a
handsome and well equipped building
a
{ for hospital purposes,
The Pruner family is one of the old-
{est in the town, and the hospital will
Pruner
Besides putting up the build-
ing and furnishing it, the Colonel will
| liberally endow it.
| be erected to commemorate the
fname,
pty
Want to Get There.
The fo
| this coualy advertise their willingness
{ to take upon themselves the
lowing Republican patriots of
burdens
I. F. Townsend, of Philipsburg, and
. Daly, of Curtin to
{ help make laws the isla-
| ture.
} AK
sires to be
township,
leg
in state
. Williams, of Huston twp., de-
prothonotary.
E.C
wis to be
(eorge handler, P hilipst urg
a de to the st
Whether for Wanamaker
or Quay deponent doth not say.
Iw
: " 4 :
t AX iegate ate
| convention.
Wo toon
Horses Up
Horses are brin
prices in this county th the
farmers are pleased.
in in past
few Years w hereof
At recent sales this fact was plainly
evidenced,
Durst and at other sales.
John F. Heckman,
horse was knocked off at $127.
Old bh
notably at the sale of Cyrus
At ti
Cregg,
3
snle
of a
wees are being sought after
and shipped from here, at from $5 to
$1 manufactured
“drybeel”’
y, whether to be
sausage and
bologna
| know not.
” Ad —
He Don't Mind It,
the
fleld of re
the
An exchange
per field is ild
thorns. When you roast
the ungodly smiles; when
the
you roast the
newsnn-
nd
preacher
You
says that
aw SOs 0
roast
ungodly the preacher smiles, If
saloon man
smiles when you roast the teetotaler
the saloon man willingly sets them
up. Ifyo
man, and if you pray you
If you have
and if you don’t you are a non-
The preacher ki
another, but the
ted to Know
1 SWear you are a
are a hy po-
crite, an opinion you get
cussed,
entity.
the saloon man
paper man is expec
thing
every-
Mt
Dunkard Colonists Leave,
The
| forty-five
ards from Morrison's Cove
pa left on Monday
{ Dakota,
gage in farming.
i purchasing farming land on the in-
German Baptists or Dunk-
evening
their homes inside a few years,
il oem
More Snow,
After midnight, Sunday, snow
i gan to fall and continued until near 9
next forenoon. It was heavy
ed, The amount that fell
{ inches, making nearly three quarters
of an inch of water,
———
Another Cigarette Victim,
At DuBois Thursday evening, thir-
teen-year-old Christian Gaflney died,
after being ill twenty-four hours. The
boy had been an inveterate cigarette
smoker, and when he became ill he
suddenly collapsed and became uncon-
scious, The physician was unable to
restore him.
sno AA AAA
An Interesting Case,
Arthur Walker, who operates a saw
mill at Curtin’s Works and turns the
saw dust in the Bald Eagle Creek, has
been returned for same by local fisher
men, ae it is claimed to be a nuisance
and kills the fish. The outcome of
Was seven
ed by anglers,
tl A IMA NAS
No New Trial for Cornelly,
The superior court has refused to
grant a new trial to James Cornelly,
convicted last August of setting fire to
the Bellefonte armory. Cornelly’s sen-
tence was five years and six months in
been done the cuts and e¢mbaakments
will be looked after.
The Musical Coll Freeburg, Si
der county, Pa., is ol the cement
siruction and board. Spring Term
will n May 3. For catalogues ad-
dress, Henry B. Moyer, Director. 4t
manihs in the county jail.
ms—
Go to Lukenbach’s Es gallery at
Centre Hall; 4 genulce hb raphs
250, ted on’ a moat $1;
or 10 for }
fo he now while in life and 1
tter made by a
grapher; pictures ¢
crayon work.
Berlin Gazette and Union Advertiser,
D.
way,
J. Meyer, our neighbor across the
while going through his desks
weekly bearing the name of “New Ber-
" of
October 14, 1820-—founded in 1817. It
is about one-third the size of the Re-
porter and terms $2 per year, The ma-
Jor part of its reading matter pertains
news from foreign lands, Loeal
ad’s : Announcement of preaching by
Rev's Wilkins and Otterson ; post-mas-
ter P. F. Dering, of Selinsgrove, list of
Wm. Dieckes, fulling mill, two
miles from Lewisburg; David Find-
lay, New Berlin, dealer in lime ; John
Orwig, post-master at Mifflinburg, list
of letters ; Thomas Bonnell & Co., New
Berlin, ‘atherine Miller
offers $100 reward
husband, John,
wool carding ; (
for the arrest of her
her money ;
A. Graham, post-master at Lewisburg,
list of letters ; Simon Snyder, prothon-
otary, pamphlet laws ; John F, Eyer
and Peter Hackenberg, of
Samuel Miller, grist
farm 8 miles from
Merrill, post-master
list of letters.
The election returns of U
and the following
for: Gov
assignees
saw mill and
Selinsgrove ;
New
and
James
at derlin,
union coun-
ty are printed,
didates voted
Hiester, 1621,
Congress, William
George
ernor,
Findlay 1044.
Ellis, Abijel
and Thom-
Rodmend
{ox
Fellows, Denison,
as Murray. Senator, Con-
i Jonah Brewster,
Wise, Dan
Adam OE
n Witmer
seph Kimmel, Auditor, Ji
id Samuel Wilson.
Ap
yugham and
bly, Frederick
James Dale
Assen
tld wel
and
missle Nebastia
ner, and
shin Glover
Al the Same Stand
old
W ard,
i? Years
Our friend, Balser
well-known all over
oue of our id $ }
, I8
He
watitile bas
cantiie busi
Isl ness
men, has been ir the ners
that town
Ness 10
the same building for 42 years,
till about the counters to wait upo
Id friends while his sons are in charge
he store. In all
he publie in all this time Mr.
has gained a well-deserved
a san of the strictest inteority
a8 0 Aan Of Lhe sLTICLesl RTILY.
robust
sdmired, |
never was sick and is
health, and what is to
i $
sticks to the
of h
“Weber
to Eoglishify
is without
name,
vanity of wanting
He
“Weaver.”
he Reporter for half
has been a read
a ceniury
- » —
Gregg Township Maovings
J. E. Bhires goes Altoor
. Bible takes his pl
ed
0%
in Al
into ed Er
Fred
. M. Hes
;
Heirs
cAI
:
ack
Reeder
f
i } i , ¥
takes Dis place on? ®IAarm
i
Mike Confer goes on the farm n
I BE Hill church; Mre
eate the John
gle
ear the
Grimm will
farm: W.
Manno
Ripka
» will move on the
farm who will t
old
: 11
Decker will
h
HONE,
LrpOrge
Hove rex
take his abode with
r Wagner
Auman
who will
his parents will move
PJ BE]
Vie
in where tor lives:
in his
valley
Wi
Vat a Beggar on Horseback, &e¢.
It being reported in the neighbor-
Perry County Freeman,
with her
in Mr. Ar-
in need of
through the
says the
two boys and a girl, lives
chy’s (tenant house,
help, word
Was
was sent
a
donation party at her house on Satur-
and in the
consequence entire
turned out
8B SUCCOess
by the fact that her
huckster on Monday to
enough money to buy two new coon
and thus,
through the charity of the neighbors,
will the gaunt wolf of starvation be
kept from the widow's door for a sea-
son.
morning get
il
He Downed Them Easily,
Williamsport has a human incuba-
tor in a colored man, named Timber-
lake, who swallowed two dozen raw
egge in fouraminutes and a half. The
eggs belonged to a farmer named Deck-
er who, after attending market Satur-
day, had 24 eggs at his disposal. Not
knowing what to do with them, he
told Timberlake that if he would swal-
low them in ten minutes he could
have them for nothing. If there were
many more to put down eggs at that
rate it would put up prices.
A A———
Judge Beaver Elected,
Judge James A. Beaver has been
elected chairman of the board of trus-
tees of Btate college in place of Colonel
Francis Jordon, who resigned after
serving sixteen years
The reports show the various depart-
ments of the institution to be in good
condition, while the rolls of the gollege
show 3562 students, representing fifty-
nine counties in Pennsylvania, and
ten other states.
—For Sale.— Eggs for hatebing from.
fine, large, pure-bred white Wyandotte
hens, at 50 cts. per set of 156. Reduc-
tions on larger iota,
3m CHAS, D. BARTHOLOMEW,
PASTORS AVPOINTFD,
The Central Pa M, KE. Conference Assigns
for this District.
The thirtieth annual of the
Central Pennsylvania Conference of
the M. E. church closed its sessions at
Danville Tuesday morning, The fol-
session
the Altoona distriet:
David 8. Monroe,
{ Altoona, Pa. Altoona, Allegheny Av-
enue, Henry N. Minnich; Chestnut
Avenue, Nathan H. Schenck; Eighth
Avenue, Benjamin H. Mosser; Ep-
worth Mission, Charles A,
Fifth Avenue, William McK,
First Church, Martin 1. Ganoe;
ata, William H. Stevens;
Church, George M. Hoke; Walnut Av-
enue and Fairview, Wilford I.
r; Ansonville, John D. Durkee
ply); Bellefonte, William A. Stephens;
Jellwood, Samuel D. Wilson; Bir-
mingham, Jonathan R. Shipe; Center,
John W. Chambers (supply);
field, Amos 8B. Baldwin; Coalport apd
Irvona, Jacob P. Benford; Curwens-
ville, John A. Wood, Jr.;
ville, 8. Milton Faost; Glen Hope,
Hugh Strain; Grant, Davis E. Phillips
supply); Half Moon, Robert W,
yan; Hastings, George F.
Presiding Elder,
leiley;
Juni-
shrin-
sup-~
Clear-
Duncans-
tun-
Boggs: Hol-
Edwaid E. A. Denver;
Bepjamin B, Hamlin;
P. Wharton:
Collins;
{ lidaysburg,
Houtzdale,
Howard, Andrew
haus, John C.
Wilbert W. Cadle;
Forrest; Martinsburg and
Joshua J. Lloyd; McKees
Traux (supply); Milesburg
George E.
Kart-
Lumber City,
Mahaffey, John W.
Woodbury
Job
and Unlon-
King; Morrisdale
r: New Washington, Wm.
| J. Bheafler; Osceola Mills, William R.
Picken: Patton, Edwin H. Wultman;
Penns Va Theodore 8, Faus; Phil-
i Theophilus I. Tomkinson;
Pleasant Gap, William J. Stuart; Port
| Matilda, Edmund White; Ramey,
| Henry A. Straub; Roaring
Eiton H. Wallace;
. Logan
Gap,
"| ville,
i Bamuel Blai
lley,
Spring,
Shawmut, Lemuel
Snow Shoe, OC
supply
'. Rishell: Sts
Tyrone, Ce
i Vaughn V. Rue: First Church,
{ L.. Jacobs; U
Avenue,
Horace
John CC. Wil
W. Leidy.
Hark, L. Comp;
. Willi F. D. Nobl«
Lreorge Ming
Bradford
Supernuineraries,
Elliott 8. La
George Warren,
(Guver:
. i
taliville,
helm: Wallacet«
| Warrior's
in, Frank
{roorge
i We ut { 198
arfiel am
| Williamsburg, er
James NN,
Lewis A
pishiaw. Sup
and
Beyer,
Rudisill
annuities, George
i Ague,
- » —
Who Will Flit at Wolls Store
movings
of Woll
Auman will »
following
i the vik inny
Ap ril Ist: J. £
Adam Brumgart's farm,
uther
house,
to farming «
Auman
Spriog Mills
ley’s farm recen
Wim,
| burg
r will go
go
near the
sn church and mov into his
WI Adam Brumgart will
yn his own farm,
vacates Fred BSlegle,
D. Ss.
bought from
£
| Lose, wman, from
farming
farm, whic
and
hi he bou
A. Gir Reb
g, Mr. Miller, from Madisouburg,
will move te T. F.
Mra, Ida Weaver farmin £
{and Mr, Wise, from Woodward,
B. Weaver's
Weaver
. Brumgart's farm take
on of his own whic ght
amley, of near
Brumgart's farm
will stop
will
farm, which
QO. FP
ebersburg, and Elra Over-
B. Meyer's ten-
Stover vacates, W.
move on Gi.
Mrs,
will go to KR
vacates, Stover
{ dorf will move into D.
{ ant house which
D.
and move into D. B. Weaver's tenant
Wm. Emerick will to
Kreamerville and D. K. Delcamp will
move into his own house, Em-
erick vacates, and Samuel Wate, from
Sugar valley, will into T. F.
Brumgart's tenant which Del-
camp vacates. A. E. Strayer will
move to Rebersburg.
house, move
which
move
house
EE
Cambria Gone Dey.
The nearly
and Cambria county closed Tuesday
and remained closed until last Mon-
flay morning. This remarkable state
of affairs is due to the fact that the li-
censes, granted, according to a rule of
the court,
in March for one year, or 365
fell on the 15th, and this year the third
Monday comes on the 2ist. Judge
the saloon keepers felt obliged to close
their places. The situation has caus-
ed intense indignation throughout the
county.
——
Decrease in Anthracite Coal,
Statistics show that in this state dur-
ing 1897, as compared with 1806, there
wae a decrease in the production of an-
thracite coal of over a million tons,
while the output of the bituminous
coal increased nearly four and one-
half millions of tons, and the output
of coke nearly two millions of tons.
Are our hard coal mines playing out,
or is the increasing popularity of coke
accountable for this report?
Well io Remember.
United States cruleers are named for
cities, United States battleships for
states, gunboats for distinguished men.
The government steam tugs and small
boats that carry supplies to the light
houses the country over are named for
trees and flowers.
Carpets
Established 1859,
G. 0. Benner, - Proprietor.
Our Terms— Cash before delivery,
and
Clothing.
When you are in need of
| thing in the w ay of wearing appar-
el, call and we will be pleased to
ghow you our line. Have a very
nice assortment for children, boys,
and men's suits, Prices right.
Mattings
BOIMNEe~ |
and
Curtain Coods
Shoes. at Lower Prices
Just in—a complete assortment
of shoes of e very dese ription for all
if
than you ever
classes, Come and gee
Hit you.
Dry
Lueensware,
Hardware,
we can
not si
bought the same
Notions,
Tinware,
ment at
8, (aroceries,
(+lassware,
full
times
(x ood
price before in
assort
to Bll he
Ban: Drang Lemons
wand,
nas,
your life.
GARMAN'S STORE,
BELLEFONTE, - - ~ PA.
on
Come and gee and be geen.
THE STAR.
We Lead,
Others Foliow.
Here We Are Again.
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Washstand. -
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PRICES NEVER 50 LOW IN FURNITURE!
W. R. BRACHBILL,
Bellefonte,
"Phone 1302.
Pa.
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Dry Goods, Clothing and Millinery.
Daily
In addition to our already
mammoth stocks, we have
added a new feature to our
arpet Depart-
ment,
which will be ready for your
inspection within two weeks.
Watch this space for the an-
nouncement of our Spring
Opening-=better and larger
than ever.
KATZ & CO,
LIMITED.
Bellefonte,
“Makers of Low Prices and Terrors to al! Competitors.