h
HOTEL SOLD,
The Centre Hall Hotel Was Sold Monday i i 2 field thelr : vile nominatie
to J. W. Runkle, i i cl anil . otiglh. ward. tows 104% 1
After much dickering the Centie ]
Hall hotel was sold to James W.
Runkle, of Middleburg, Pa., who will
take charge of the business on Febru- vardn by Fad Ay :
ary 1. The deal includes only the res { 5 Te A tha hou : fir hia holding of CW. _Tabn Trsford
estate, the furniture will be offered at i i a { g ctl . destruet sand kW ull Hi. Garrity
{ Jeri gps £4 Meek
“i 1» ubliec sale by : ¢He ] or Y. id LG. Denberingn. Cen
EVE made onr mark in the public sale by the present landlord, ¥ rr he 0%
: > H. Runkle, Jr.
past 4oz years and we ve Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Runkle Tue:-
Abe Weber
Genres Nod
Mey
EINE
lay morning started for York, where, : ; : : kin
if his intentions expressed some time ’ 4 i i Pic W.A J Graben. ...
igo to the writer are carried out, they : : o 1 bina Bat
will buy a hotel, with whieh are con-
nected stock yards, and take charge of
the same as soon as their time expires
THE CENTRE
Centre Harr, . . . PENN’A
January 10, 1901.
REPORTER.
atic County Commitee for 190,
BOWER, Chairnen,
efonte Recretary
Tuomas J BexroN,
note, Aest Becretaries,
On to Face ess in
futrirenien feit¥i rid
Bellefonte,
» Hall,
A3 irward,
Mes
Philips
LOVED to 30,
sold all the wa:
0) pairs of shoes a vear, and we ex :
. : Lollies
pect to sell . Viewing.
&ny previous year aE -
Hefonte,
Our plans are
We have form vy
the best mann
try. From th
a3 any concer
1 arneil.
Holnni
CHEINE.
£3 |
Os.
Homi,
Mills,
tesharg.,
nere.
James W. Runkle, the new land-
lord, is well known t» Centre county
people, years he lived op
the Foster farm of Centre Hall,
nnd devoted considerable time to buy-
ing cattle, ring every foot within
the county. Mr. Runkle will no doubt
make a success of hotel keeping. The
and has al-
mint to
For some
ERE RE NRAR SE
4 George F,
Fran
Willis Peaser
iver H Btove
east
EE
or small,
We carry
passed anywhere
We name p
matched and 1
We freel
no sale
satisfied.
Mingle’:
HALL,
fr, Asror neburg.
Wao
cove
stand is an excellent one,
ways heretofore proven a
wuer,
{ In 1888 the Presbyterians by
i Centre Hall. When cot
$5800. It is a neat,
The ¢
| resources heavily
ils nplet
conv
rms Ao
— | gation,
ongregation
CALITHUMPIANS AT SPRING MILLS taxed in
————— this struggle till the need of
Break Through the Floor of the
Bride and Groom's House.
Thursday evening of last week the
ealithumpians serenaded Mr, and Mrs. | pastor, Rev
Jacob D. Breon, of Spring Mills, in the
yest of . and though the music
vas none too pleasing to the ear, the Centre
Louise A. |,
Nearly gun in 1808 It is a commodi
cased with brick, and was erected
lot and inclusive of stable,
. H. Behuyle
about i
coeds of Lh
fe
CENTRE
church and Manse of
style The pro : gale of
Hill p
he reduction of the Man
CHURCH sid the debt on
room and his bride, nee
Ream, invited the good natured baud
into the house. They entered with & | 0,04 4 11
rush, and almost instantly completely | of the new cent
ry of the dwelliv, subscribing $611
commotion of the | that the w
\ 5 $ ¢
wo ial for the joists, | und of this week.
The annual « The
} { The Presbivt
ners Mu : .
Farm ‘11 ; : : erenaders took in the situation at once | propose to ra
ny, will be held MM ny, Jan. ' : a i Th
pan, dy ind the exit was fully as speedy as the |, (he chur
10 a. . ord
to 2 ! 3 '
hotel. i proceeds will tu
i the Sinking ¢
Preshyteriar {
Mills, 10.50 a m,
Reformed
2.30 p.m.
1 alt
ed about $700 to
pay ofl all
an which was pre .
{ Veons
Lutheran of the new ETA,
» ) iry
afternoon; Centre H ; filled the lower st
Nince $64.1
(he weight and
guests proved too much
hole amount
Fire lasu
snd two of the timbers gave way.
n ;
i ogress, which no doubt saved a catas-
trophy.
RE
Skull Fractured
Wallace Fisher, of Millheim, while
skating on the dam near that place,
Harry Buck and reeeiv-
in which it is feared
His skull is believed | (
ii that »
d to pur-
| be used
Word com
stock Compan
chase a mine
in prospecting k here is
siderable ex | ¢ Api
talists in that
- »
¥aans
Res
merchant
the son's
will ie #31
Cob ollded with
«d injuries fre he | son preps
will not recover, ‘ollege in 15
ZY, receiving
0 be fractured.
.- > ; . sn Bs fs —— hie
Refarnishiog Hall,
in
The Odd Fe Boalsburg
n, wi ext Horing move | refurnishiog their hall. The furniture
; i sautifal and when arranged
| the Boalsburg of the
|, pretLi st and cosiest meeting places Lo
mole.
W iil Move taugl fo
Jacob Lee w
for the past two a ned the Je
Bitner
to the Sparr
burg, which i
Bang
In giving a
quet held in Gra
tire
i “ie,
a1 3X Deal
Ls frou,
w ho
sho are
Slows
lin High School one year, of t 1 v B ‘ erin sate time and 1 Ci
w i is all ki
half year
by the P
Erercht vs Free Ad. - Column,
Naxton apd
far: :
esr Boals- | ‘elected is be
! hall will be one
i ve wished for oh 4 . '
i vagh 10 transplant
Mrs
Mf
ler Mis for Sale.
Ihe Penn Roller Mills, at Farmers
, Will or offered at public sale on
by C. W. Fisher,
deceased,
his time of the churches o els i ; ; : tre H sn '
was fpstall
and of the
are
FPeun RB
Li Just, executor
ff J. B. Fisher,
tip first cl
sponded to a
ally approp
y In Ba
J. Witmer
ister
The mill is
condition and should
tind plenty buyers,
- »> -
Overcrowded
The columns the Roporter are
this week, and considers-
local mat of held
When a newspaper is full, that's
made
down,
a : WHS B al Cyen
the | of gs Rn
beauti- overcrowded
more groc “ i iRiiess on
first of the year, A e isa
ful place, popriiated with heads of
etc., who do bus
and live out side of Lhe city. The
lation of the place 0,
there is no reason » » man of
Wolf's business ex
prosper. His fan
\ Spring.
The readers of IRE
TER are hereby notified that
nal will not notice the antics
fool political straddli editor io
county seat. It has » BOT
to devote to denyi
attacks of imi
takes their acti r deeds see
riously. This policy will be strictly
adhered to, because it is Lelie to be
the wish of all honora
——— py
all were
wi
fi i bl ] ep : ing's entert
firaas, | Die ter is necessity ¥ I
was called
Miss Janet
very stately, 4
ia ielphina | over.
i the end of it; the more effort to
| shake it the
more you have, : t
the fashion i
i tine, Miss H
was a credit f«
popu-
aud up aud press it
Mr.
not
bim in|
Fl NG SLATE.
IA costume §
elen Woods, as secretin i , ¢ { 2 : od Dey i Fr rARP
' 4 i a {3 x h In MK onl Hall Penn’
log reported tor some | the ancient order, y Ww | ’ ; nt Ls J i uo Lin i, Cen 6 nail, ren &
| Miss Hosterman, as
py
shonld .
Immense Log.
An
ii
The largest oak
| time from near Farmers Mills,
aod was cut from a timber tract on the |
farm of ex-Prothonotary W. Bmith by | her
Messrs, Homan & Shaffer. The log | ment
measured six feet in diameter at the | members of 1
butt end and three and one half feet at |
the top, aad 40 feet in length. teen, all gotten
{ fashion—of
| ago- ~atd made a
Saturday, Jan. 5th, State Deputy, ance on the
Coles
to be commended, for tl WCOUTRC) ration slinost it hu ; ‘ grades of mefing slates. Bate
3 : ? re Work done by experi
Sialic is as cheap 85 shine
isdeciy
Keron. accounls
this jour-
of the
the
space
in selecting
nn 5
ITH. Agent for. .
, Roch est, Kew York,
you before
fis Bugis
male women’' pumbers
up in
about one
“fanta
The star
lining the =
Datei lation wt Ufficers.
no body
stage.
long and if you
John Dale, of Logan Grange, installed | i iB ap Yukai
OF 4 evening was Mrs Jacob Weber, fruit trees, berry bushes, vines,
ing grown by nurcerymen. yom
the officers of Progress Grange, in their | kept the audiet
» Arcadia, for the ensu- | ter, by her droll remarks. James Glenn we Con ¥ couraging. town N rida ing and visited hi 1 - us both the best stock and dowest
ing yeni: ’ - | iu the character of a ‘dude’ NOE Aud Oy ; I oCHEaTE aT
Hen acudrd Rijoue, Weater; Gorge Glngeriels | tertained the aadience, io a : :
er. Steward; Christ Keller ‘Assistant Steward 3. | which left no doubt in their mind
A. Keller, Chaplain: J J. Arney, Treasurer: Di. i to his ability to fill that important © bier i= a
vid Keller, Secrotary: Levi Stump, Gate Keeper; | ition. Ed. Hunter with
Mes. Alfred Durst. Pomona: Mrs. Robert Fore > shine w "
man. Flora, Miss Carrie Spicher, Ceres. Mim over machine, bhi then
Floreuoe Rhone, Lady Assistant Steward: James the members of
Keller, Grange Fire Insurance Director. L were all willing to try the experiment a is an in "
id to some reliable p y — Tm np NOE : mind failin } ave the
to let the stand o some relia ls party - | The machine worked like a charm, and | measuring the rate g, | A the
until he returns from Lewd i spinsters of uncertain age were Irans or i alate of
The grain house and con Readers of the Reporter who have | ¢ 1 into beautiful. blushing in : s ohin. tha }
ed i WR Us i p= ¥ Caip, the 10
leased to Messrs. R. D. F occasion to go to Philadelphia will en Int . Lit fonins of the oi lass. The principle fs
ens. Interesting features of the pro £ glass. 1 Tincipt
W. F. Floray, who will find the Bingham House on corner of | *” . ux $ ~ ud tod 4 a ieht substance throw
. § were soso rpaered WW Sires .
busiuess at that st Market and Eleventh street the most a i F i Wiel i y i BR 8 to partake of
red and an
a smn conveniently located and well equipp- ope WV ool EE nr
od hotel iu ity. The rates ‘are |"? Brishin: also a recitation by Tom
$2.50 per day rerio and $1.00 pes Hunter, The entertainment was closed
JA 1 GRY 4 : 5 & 3 p
a : Ww ropriate remarks by Prof.
day European plan, and for the mon- by a few ps pI slvtes for the or witb hain
ey all guests receive more attention, Sy HO s cd YC Ig A tet mats AF
y w irty five dollars, ie rate of
enjoy better sccommodations and se- ”e - we chip is the
cure better table service than any- Appraising Real Eetate, o i the m re of the di
# " oy Rh , e fev Ini bort
where in Philadelphia, The heirs of Dr. Charles Smith, de : Rian Ceti) He poh the lo
ig 3 OL gid (ays y heaving © 10
Business Stand for Sale, ceased, of Lamar, selected uppraissts to " ain a sd a at a w ated Ee %, but
. * ith TOUTE Bal i BICLLHINCER, H
Stock of merchandise, fresh and | Place value on the real satate of ti : wes the patent log has come into use
clean, new room; buildings can be father, and those gentlemen Ras no ekHl Iz required In finding the speed
bought or rented. For further infor- through Centre Hall Monday on their or a vessel, It is regulated by clock
way to the farm oecupied by Peter work, and the number of knots the vos
mation apply at this office, ny : ;
: Smith, at Ce ntre Hill. The apprais- sel sails per hour Is recorded on the
TOPE Eimer - ers aro Messrs. O. M. Walker, W, ¢, dial without any hand touching it.
ha T.. Musser. murs, (1, M.
¥ Fa
John T. Musser, a farmer of prom- Dornblaser, P. L. Knecht, W. 1 I.
inence and treasurer of the Centre | terand W. H. Bartholomew, The esin'e
county Pomoua Grange, died at his consists of five farms and several tracis
home near Bellefonte Monday ‘morn. | of wood land. The heim expect to
ing. He had been fll for some time. | take the various farms at the appraface
His age was about seventy-two years. | ment.
The deceased's first wife was Miss
Nancy Baird, of Bellefonte, who died
about twenty years ago. His second
ved see in an uproar of lan
y readers. hall in Graog
# hho wi
Grain House Sald 'highty tof the kind made
The grain house sud
Centre Hall Station
sale in the Reporter by Wm.
were sold a short time ago to G, W.
Ocker, who jor five years did business
there under a lease, Mr. Ocker expects
Iversen; ann David Keap i ing. | - ————
obits 3t } | aged eighty-oue years. He made bis| FoI SLEIGHS and d SLEDS go
ape Waly A ym. WW. Boch, Centre Hall,
Sob Woods, ready
paint, for $6.00
at
for
Colyer
wal
yards
advertised
:
i
hits make 3 sddier and harness rooms i hed wis ded »
welcomed 1 sc r T anh
the society, and they Lie 1 f a Shi JUMP OVe i. FOI 5OWIC FORTE | * We oi 4 Cyan Y
so» JOE OF fn Sip. x § " *
: ¥ health, and ang
his ald
| WW de Vas
if sly $8 1 4
' fit wl 4 hes 4 ORO PATS “la 8 ea
al sud trouble, i Miah WY
i
The Bingham House.
shurg,
he Star!
GLO. O. BENNER,. . .
ESTABLISHED 1808,
Emanuel 1 rominiller during
year, killed and |
aud forty
1: he did not
| sheds were
oreman and
conduct the
anid as heretofore,
itehering segenn (his
od betw iv-five
ft {owl
——————
till any thst re ie four hundred
pottnd noleh; rest
DH. Role, weighing Lhree
and elghiy-ul ines,
Ralph Stove
's tract of Ian
arin ian
Ly Acres, an
Prop.
Deaded 2000 Acreg) the
J. H. Reifsnyder, Esq, of Millheim,
andJ. Green Irvin, of Oak Hall, met E.
M. Haoyett sd his home in Cgatre Hall
Baturday and formally transferred the
two thousand scres of wood land in
the Beven Mountains bought by Mr.
Huayett from the late Wm. J.
Thompson, Kaq., of Potters Mills, Mr.
Irvin represented the Thompsop es
tate and Mr. Reifsnyder was present
to explain the many different surveys
made of the various tracts being trans.
ferred.
— New Landiord at 014 Fort,
8B. B. Shaler, of Madisonburg, pur.
chased the fixtures at the Old Fort
Hotel and prior to the 18th inst. will
become landlord of that hostelry.
Mr. Shaffer is at presest confined to
his bed from an attack of inflammation
of the bowels, which necessitated his
wife and ‘Squire Reifanyder coming
here to perforin the business relative to
was for
hundred
ane
Some Facts.
owing are facts, wind if you visit the 10
tors on the Sat iron corer you will Sod that
s pit only Tecie, bul bargaios ©
Oil per ga!
Banner Lye. we
Finise BO AD MOK... onerinimm ini os
RII DRE. emi icin
oe Panes, 4 iis
Heap. Peanhes., a
Good BagRy WHIP ...ovw socmmmvimmism
Matohon por BOX... immerse: 81
T1motR, POr dok..cuuumniamminiica 19
Webster Upab, IMotionary...... cd 08
8 Gol Ba velopim... coc ions ives isms
1 Quine Stn PAPE... ov mmm |
Cota, 1 Ih, LAPE...... commis
Best NX, 0. Molasses por qla.......onnii
ght Charley Bow The £31
d containing
and lot of
will In
float, the log line | or
ailing
a A AS The } thir | tie
Lew. | they a
a tl
which Me.
house
Joob lately
11 Job Lorman.
w hin works
y is home
om
5
sven s pase savin on 1
«1 0
os
™
BURR SRY LY ra aA Lk de
fry wy i $.
stn To al of th is Boob, pun Colfon, smm——————
chased (ror
Paul Bwabb,
al Buffalo, NX, ©
fils mother,
Mra, Ballle Ledtzell, who died and
was buried on the last day of the old
year, was the widow of Samuel Leite
well, of go. D, 148th Reg, P. V., who
was Killed at Chancellorsville, She
was a widow (hirty seven years, and
leaves thrive daughters, all married.
in a bakery
on a visit to
VAREARER Sau ab LER
fact ttt tan i ta ed
wwe RE
—————— 30 AI MP i
Tow High For Inspection,
Count de Roronet (who is an ardent
admirer of Willie's sister)~—What are
you after, my little fellow? Coe Rion Boot Horse Brush...
round bere wliere d can see you. ORE Th. = 12 in. Horne ROMP... msm
Lo OWWe (who Is climbing on the back a A. BANDOE, AUCTIONEER, Kin 1 Gorin BORBOR coon tn iin
i of the count’s chalr)=Tom sald you had : Contre tall, Pa, Yor BROOM art rrr
. 4 . SANA LIE... cicriiiinn ia mnssiivasiis saasiss
a skating rink on top of your head, and | Foren for enpapemenis at all times, The bet : aay a
1 want to seo il Bockiza Life. ’ f1i0ek oan he ob ial ed only when the host auc. Tie Mllowing are worthy your atte. tion
Hous ora ar are cuplay Twenty youn’ experience | California snd Florida oranges, figs, dates, ba
—— ih the SE . iris seats, britks, mixed
nn
PEAR pe
so fA
Pomona Grange.
The Centre County Pomona Grange
No 18 will meet in Hall of Bald Eagle
wo
a
the lease, ete. The expobicnoe Mr. Sha
fer has had in the hotel business will
fit him well for thie place and he no
~ doubt will make an excellent, obli
landlord, :
wife, nee Sarah Jane Miller, survives
him. The funeral took place Wednes-
day. Thesurviving children are Frank
'W., Bhilo; Mrs. Dr, Kirk, Bellefonte;
Ms, Carrie Rhinesmi Clearfield
Grange, Milesburg, on Friday Jan, 25,
104 m, This will be the first meeting
of the New Year. All come sud make
this a good one. "Fraternally,
Gro. Dave, Master.
DM
Unt the middie of the contury Great
ritalin ported twotliinds of the iron
who, used,
or TRANSVER OF L1C
wm here Fs ae :
“ aM. faux
mts, ground bone, oroshed oyster shells, Ameri
oan wastilag machine, chain pumps, Samp wpe
plies, aves, sxe handles,
Jaipur, tives Sand, dort
fish, Gata fresh