THE OENTRE REPORTEF R.
| MRS. ROCKEY IN A WRECK.
She and Her Children are Thrown from
a Buggy and Seriously Injured,
A serious accident occurred between
Tusseyville and Colyer Saturday about
noon to Mrs. Wm. Rockey. The lady,
with a little babe and two other child-
ren, was driving from her home to see
her sister, Mrs. George Lee, near Col
yer, and when the Zion church
reached the horse she was driving took
fright fom some unaccountable cause
and started pelmell down the hill and
on reaching Colyer school house Mrs,
Rockey was thrown from the vehicle,
sustaining severe ivjuries, The
she held in her injured,
which no doubt accounts for the moth-
er's hards fall,
endeavored tL)
CENTRE Harr, Pa, Taurs. Oct. 18
win
Dainty
Shoes for
Dainty Feet.
A young miss with a dainty fool
needs and should have a dainty Shoe.
We are aware that there are more ill
shaped, poor-fitting Misses Shoes than
any other kind. We take great pride
in our stock of Misses Shoes and keep
Bhoes that all right,
Shoes as will not make a young lady
feel awkward when wearing them.
was
babe
arms was not
are and such
as mother-like she only
shield her little one.
Oue of the other children jumped from
the buggy while in motion and
not hurt; the other was thrown
out, but the injuries sustained not
serious.
Dr.J. PF.
and Dr.
called
were lacerations and bruises
¢ haracter not describable
was
Our Fall Styles
are Very Pretty.
ollie
are
Alexander,
Kidder, of
and dressed the wounds,
of this place,
were
which
and a
here, With
good attention her physicians hope for
her recovery.
1
table
all snitable
and heel,
Come,
leathers ;
All sui
lasts ;
and
about
MINGLE’S
SHOE STORE.
Boalsburg,
every desirable toe
Be of
at
it.
pleasing prices,
To Vittsbarg,
\M
Mowery, Joseph Lulz,
Jared
Ciar-
Postmaster George Boal,
Anthony
Isaac Shawver, James Stahl,
Rebecca Murray
CHURCH APPOINTMENTS.
Presbyteria nt !
Mills, 1
Lutheran
Georges Valley
Reformed-
28)p. m.
ver, and
Mrs. started for Pitts-
burg Menday morning as witnesses on
It ge n-
parties under
O'Harra and
with
Ha'l
the postoflice robbery case. is
erally believed that the
arrest, namely Charles
John Malloy, in
third party who escaped,
but whether sufficient evidence can be
adduced to conviet is doubt ful.
When it came to taking the pictures
of the
by the
A Card connection fi
pr. J. 1 wishes to are guilty,
nounce to his many patrons that he is
still practicing his profession, contrary
reports notwithstanding
lexander an-
in Pittsburg
the
usly objected and it was
ke the
gentlemen recently
oflie
looters sirens
— Bc omer nn —
> ers, one of suspected
Commissioner's Convention rs, it } i i i
The next convention of County Com-
missioners will meet in Bellefonte. J
C. Meyer, Esq. Boyd A. Musser
were placed on the State Execulive
committee.
until his
to
rascal
he
After his vicious and
ya nten:
again
fie pl
hotographiog
without interruplio
Fishers Mill all Right
pecessary Lo eh
and tongue hung out before agreed
Bi
submit. erimi-
nal ¢ Ce once took pos-
session t proceeded
1
Fire at Lock Haven.
The plant of the Lock Haven Wood
Working « h the
old nail mill plant were destroyed by
fire Saturday afternoo The
ed loss is $10,000; insurance $5,000,
- - > - - -
Bought
Sony
A
ympany together wit a
mill
to
Irposes
Bros.
i
50
ling pt
trade
that
The water at Fisher
n estimat- | Farmers Mills is not sufficient
nish power for
ory
g1
it the firms is too large
present, be
a Farm, to warrant ck
the
threshin
losing on
J. WV.
Thos. E
for the last fifteen years be farm
in Bugar valley and will move there in
thespring. Mr. ;Winkelblech of Penns
valley will take Mr. Snyder's place,
Wp .
der who had been farmiog | ., traction eugine
Rover's farm near Rebersburg a outfit has
; g outfit hs
ught a and she
Bradford,
mill,
the mill, rinds
Albert
the
ed
®
merrily on
who has charge
produ
Sizingapa C
The Beaver
Herald siz
location The potato
throuzh this section is about all :
ed. They rin in size from 8 common | fire,
sized apple | ins
more bu
rap ———— -
ings, (Sny der county
p potato crop in that | Fire at Viekabarg.
Tuesday mo
at Viel
The kl
Fanos,
lows: erog
hous- | Reish,
K} with $5.1
who oecu-
the
of his gx
The
was also ©
Charles Krieck,
away down to a buc ksh
ied the dwelling portion of
| buildin
{ but had
| store of P
iO atlore
skahot than any other sizes. |V \
t gr, also lost most W
I
Hunting Accident. insurance,
A.
the raging
implement
Ralph Van Valin was also accidenta
ly shot in the bac
Deisa son of (
Unionville.
John B.
Furst, was hit
companion
him for |
lace at Bottle Run,
Ac A stp
Baker
k while out gunning
Van Valin, « f
«dl by elements, loss $1.54
ilding, and $4) 0
posto fice
Aaptain insurance $600 on |
implements. The
son of Hon. A. 0.
in the face wich shot by a |
who was in the woods with
The accident took
Furst, wed froin
any
Was rem hie store
with hut loss,
- ey - _-
SRO000 for W ater,
heasants, i
The Reedsaville water company
pan;
have an investment of $80,000,
will |
Remembered a Member,
The Odd Fellows Thursday evening
of last week kindly and substantially
remembered one of their members, in
the person of Wm. H. Stover, a young
man living near the in this
place, by presenting him with many
edibles and other useful articles, Mr.
Stover has been unable to work for
some time owing sickness, and
greatly appreciated the kind acts of the
order.
the capital being foreign. The pipe |
to Burnham
diameter and from
there to Lewistown ten infhes. The
from Cooper's Gap
twelve inches in
station Reedaville, Yeagertown, Burnham
and the suburbs of Lewistown.
Bellefonte Creamery Sold
The Howard Creamery (
purchased the Bellefonte creamery
which adds snother important plant
to that company’s business, W. Gross
Mingle, the junior member of the firm,
was the principal to to traosact and
close the deal,
to ampany
i ips
Democratic Meeting,
The Democratic
Bellefonte
an entire
meeting held in
Wednesday evening was
Hon, A. B. Os
borne gave one of the best political
talks given in the court house for
many days. Harry E. Grimm, eandi-
date for congressman-at-large, showed
ability that will warrant for him the
united support of the county Demoe-
racy.
A AR
Success,
Cat to Pleces,
Park W. Bulliek, of Snow Shoe, a
freight brakeman, was run over by a
train of twenty-five cars at Pittsburg
Inst week, and literally cut to pieces
The remains were buried at his home
in Snow Shoe on Bunday. He was
aged twenty-nine years,
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Abbreviations of States,
The most religious state? Mass,
The most egotistical? Me,
Not a state for the untidy? Wash,
The most Asiatic? Ala. or ud.
The father of states? Pa.
The most maidenly? Misa,
Most useful in haying time? Mo.
Best in time of flood? Ark.
Decimal state? Tenn,
State of astonishment? La.
Btate of exclamation? ©.
Btate to cure the sick? Md.
The most unhealthy? Ili,
Best state for students? Conn,
State where there is no such word as
fail? Kan,
An AA SSAA
When you cannot sleep for coughing,
it is hardly necessary that any one
should tell you that you need a few
doses of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
to allay the irrition of the throat, and
make sleep possible, It is good. Try
5 For sale by Mrs. J. H. Keller, Lin-
den Hall; J. Vda, Centre Hail
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Remodeled School House.
The Potter township s&hool board
put the Colyer school house in good
condition before the opening of the
winter term in September. , The
building was reroofed, refloored, weath-
erboarded, and a belfry and vestibule
added. John Fortney, who is one of
the experienced teachers of the town
ship, has charge of the school, and un-
der his instructions the pupils will ad-
vance in studies,
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Montgomery's Prize,
The first prize of a ten dollar suit
given for the heaviest pumpkin
offered by Montgomery & Co. was con-
ceded to W. E. Ebey, of Zion, and the
second prize of a five dollar suit to Si-
mon Parsons, of Milesburg. The larg-
est pumpkin weighed fifty-nine
pounds. The contest caused consider-
able excitement, and a large crowd
gathered to see who would win. The
judges were, Messrs. John C. Miller,
Christ Decker and W. G, Runkle, Ke.
HORSES DIE,
DW, Bradford and Several Others Lose
Horses from Lock Jaw,
D. W. Bradford, living two and one -
half miles south of this place, last
week lost a very valuable horse from
lock jaw. One of Mr. Bradford's other
horses during the night got loose in
the stable which excited ths young
animal to such an extent that it is pre-
sumed the beast took lock jaw from
over excitement. Nothing noticable
nailed the animal in the morning, but
during the day when taken to water
he was unable to open his jaws and the
next day died. He was a fine animal
and worth considerable over $100,
(ieorge Reish also lost a horse with
the same disease some time ago. Geo,
Heckman's horse, which was attacked
with lock jaw in a mild form, will re-
cover by the careful treatment given
by Dr. Riter.
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falise
FURY
Fry Wt!
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[arly Monday morning there was a
continued bifl,
tain,
Hunting Season Opens,
bang along the moun-
which told the story of the open-
ing of the hunting season. Remarka-
ble hunters should be re-
ported to the Reporter,
Among town
home Monday well rewarded
day's hunt were Messrs,
as, Auslin
Thomas (i.
Roy Mill
stabil,
feals among
others in who came
for the
Aaron Thom-
Charles Arney,
Mervin Arnpey,
Miller and Asher
Krape,
Wilson,
er, John
Game seems very plenty this year
I.. Btrohecker
havin z killed pine pheasants
A. E. Strayer
shot seven gray squirrels.
about Rebersburg., 8.
is abiead,
ft WO
sid gray squirrels;
Wo py —
Fpworth League Fatertainment,
The Epworth
the Metl
held a business
connected
church of
meeting Friday
ter the rou-
through
tainment was
League
with
105 wll ut this
place
evening of last week, and af
tine work was gone a splen-
did enter given, among
the most prominent features of which
were
Helen and
Edith Lut
i of
is
«peaking and
Anna Bartholomew
z recited in their usual
Master Will
Misses Anna and Sarah
Misses
and
ex-
singiog.
cel sly le, as did aso
nm Stump.
THE FAR.
With Good Weather, Good Hilts an
Good Racing the Fair is in Progress,
Two days of the Centre county fair
are over, The attendance is very sat.
isfactory to the management and the
weather very favorable. The entries
for races number over one hundred
and a number of first-class races took
place already. The drivers drove to
win and got all the speed out of the
horses that was in them,
The exhibits of cattle were very
creditable, the College furnishing the
largest per cent. The poultry exhibit
was excellent and was brought there
by a party from New York. There is
also a good display of many other
goods, which space in this issue for-
bids to mention,
Wednesday's program was carried
out in full. The entertainments ad-
vertised and the balloon ascension took
place and were satisfactory.
The principal features of the fair, as
is the case with all fairs of today, isthe
racing. Inthe 240 class Wednesday
first money was taken by “Dr. M.,
owned by James J. Bhaw, Altoona;
time, 2.28 1-44. There were six entries.
“Gray Mont,” owned by W, E. Pack-
er, Buruoside, Pa., took first money in
in the 2:21 class; time, 22114. Five
entries,
The running race was probably the
most exciting. The heats were half
mile. Three entries—* Pearl B," Geo,
A. Beezer, Bellefonte; ‘Francis M., Ja-
A. Bair; Hdhze,”? W. H.
Willismsport. The latter in
55 seconds won, The Bellefonte horse
was cheered lustily, but neither whip
or cheering could bring Bellefonte out
ahead in the running race,
As we goto press the Reporter
informed that the attendance is quite
large today.
cob “Busie
Borrons,
is
ns pA
A WORTHY ¥ ETERAN,
A fine line of
Men’s Suspenders
will sell al
$0 cents a pair.
Men’s Heavy Shoes.
A fine line of
Men's Heavy
Bhoes at a very
we
low price.
Summer Shirts.
A more
Summer Shirts
left at 50 cents.
few
Kreamer & Son.
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SPECIAL.
For this week only we will
Hemembered by the Pension
Through the Efforts of J. K. V. Hall
House oy REPRESENTATIVES
Wasmixaron, D. C.,
October 12, 1900,
Mr. W. A. Knise,
| Breon, Hele
i Edith and
{ beautiful cl
n and Anna Bartholomew,
Anna Lutz
Alte
ial chat {
if the
performed
JOS, this all en-
gaged in a soc
chairman «
i
literary commitiee,
entertainment,
a
WILL REMODEL » ARSONAGE.
Latheran Joint Couneil
Improvements
of the j
of
Al a meeting
i the Lautl
Mint of
Hall
was de-
council
eran ¢ Centre
it
Liarge
ided to remodel the parsonage
| pled by the pastor, Rev. J. M. Rearick.
i f the parsonag
nand an
cled in
be arrang
Che rear portion «
| be taken dow entire
L.,
stead
that
new
two stories high, ere
he a
a U6
its
idition will
y be
ure.
wl #0
Lh room ma
time in the fu
fitted up
All members of the charge invit-
Tuesday,
are
«dl to come to the parsonage
d inst,
f
rations for the rebuilding.
A —— asst
Back from the Hospital
Se
s Loe x Haver hospital Bawurday of
! Be wes K. where she has been for treat
| ment for the past three months. Mrs,
| Meyer is confined to bed at present but
| her condition better than had
{ been for sume time. Her ailment
| peculiar and is apparently
. H. Meyer came
is
is
a general
which has so reduced
times she is unable to
Mr. Meyer is employed in the
| creamery at this place, aud moved here
| from Bald Eagle.
LL Ao
Assessors at Work
| breaking down,
| her that at
| stand,
D. A. Boozer, borough assessor,
WwW. WwW.
and
Royer, assessor for Potter town-
{in assessing
will be as near correct as possible,
—————— AAAS
Notice ,
Smith, the Photographer, will not
be at Centre Hall Friday on occount of
the fair.
a I
Laundry Agent
Wm. McCoy Wolf is agent for the
Bellefonte steam laundry which does
all its work in the most satisfactory
manner. Wash collected and deliver
ed weekly.
J. W. Brown, of Milroy, son-in-law
of Prof, W. A. Krise, with whom he is
stopping, called to see the Raporter
Monday.
J. W. Evans, of Monroe, Wis., son-
indaw of G. IL. Goodhart, of Centre
Hill, is on an eastern trip looking up a
place of business, and may locate at
this place if he can find some suitable
opening.
Miss Sarah W. Hess, of Bhingle-
town, and Harvey SBchaeffor, of Belli
fonte, were married at the home «f
Michael Hess, father of the bride,
Wednesday.
For sprains, swellings and lameness
there is nothing so good as Chambe: -
Iain’s Pain Balm, Try it. Forsale by
Mrs. J. H. Keller, Linden Hall; 3 F.
Centre Hall, Pa
Dean Big:—I take pleasure in “l
| forming you that Mr. George W.
| Koch's pension has this day been al- |
| lowed at the rate of $10.00 per month,
| to date from January 10, 1600,
| Very truly yours,
J. K. P.
HaLL
Mr. Kocli's pension increase was al-
27, 1890,
fore had been but $6.00 per |
He served in Co, D, 100
| lowed under the act of June
{ and herels
| month.
{ true soldier.
Take »otice,
| called the following:
The figures on the
{ not mean thal yo
inbel
owe ihe He porter 10 that date
July
ol
i provided that date is farther back than 1
i All subtscriplions begin July 1 in. ex
| rept those paid in advance of that date. Ail the
| dates of inbels will Te changed a8 s00h ws possi |
i bie
ES E——
Publle Sale Register,
OCT W. H. Close, agent
cows, bull. hogs, farm
food, baled straw, elo
‘of Oak Hall
implements, polatoe
Hale at 1 voiock
EAL ESTATE AT PUBLIC SALE -
Men's regular Bloe and
Black Clay Worsted
$ro. GO Suits at $7
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We
lot
also received a large
Men's
Jue
of and Boys’
heavy Serge Suits
Sell at $7.
temember these suits are strictly all
we will
O,
i der, wiil offer on Lhe premises
{ ship
i
in Poller
i SATURDAY. OCT. 2TH, 1900,
{ Atoneociook p. m., the following described
| property: Fine farm situated in Poller town.
i ship, Ceutre county, containing
140 ACRES,
bounded ou the east by Leomard Rhone, south
| by estate of Samuel Brown. Thereon are erected
a good Dwelling Houses and new Bank Barn.
There are Leo cisterns and a well on the premis
es: alo fruit of all kinds. The farm is propoctive
and 4 sirably losated
TERMS OF SALE One-third of purchase
money to be paid on confirmation of sale; one
third in one year, and the balance In two years
with interest, and to be secured by bond and
MOrigeage on promises,
J. F.ALEX ANDER,
Assignee, Centre Hall, Pa.
Rep AIRING old Wheels
costs more than new
ones when vou ean bu
4 Buggy Wheels wit
Tire on and Boxes set
for $7.25. I make all
sien and grades with Steel or
Rubber Tire, %{ tod in. Tread,
Rubber Tire Boggs from $65
to #5. Call at factory or
wiite for catalogue 1 manufagture and and handle
a full line of Carriage and Wagon Hardwaie
Ales Pieyele goods, Wha: Plumber's Sibptien,
W. W, BOOB, Centre Kall, Pa
The Star!
Dynamite, ote
GEO. O. BENNER,. . .
ESTABLISHED 18%,
Prop.
Here are a few quotations
“Butter Fly" dyrup, very fine, qb...
Head Light Ol per gallon... ummm
Gan Powder, Per I...
Drop Shot, Per Ib ..convnirimmmvinmmis arin on
Loaded Bhells, por DOX....cousmmmisriimimin
FROSKING PORE. coor vmmmm soviosssrisviviss sorvrm
HOTE0 RABPE... coco wonrennirisrommsisssimsrssivimons
Double BIA AX... mimes seme
Pole | STRRCIRUE RR RR mae Sees wee
fashel Basket. SARIS SRE Seay
Con! Hods......... EE SR
Crome 0UL SAW, 00M PIBT 0... nimi
5 gallon ofl esn, filed with oll.wmiim
Banver 10am CREE ERE Ee
Rolled Oats, 2 PRORSB. ooiscrenvmmmrriiseiisssmmin
Webnter's National THOUODRTY coovvmmnoirioia
i
SfcSgpEzgRsgavss
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‘Wool and Guaranteed to hold their Color.
They are suits, were you to
buy them of any other
merchant, he would think
he were giving you a great
bargain at $10.00 and §12.-
00. We have
newest and most up to date
one of the
lines of
ents’
urnishin
Goods
Ever shown in Centre county.
When youn buy here you are
Sure to get the proper thing
at the proper prices.
Yours for Business,
Sim, The Clothier.
“THE STAR.