ENTRE Harn, . . . PENNA,
April 11, 1901,
THE COMING
OF EASTER. _e®
It is just as natural for women
HISTORICAL NOTES, |
Centre Hall and Sarrounnding Country Will
be Written up by an Historian,
The Reporter, beginning with next
historical
Mr. J. D.
the pen of
tory of this section as far back as one
priate aus the Easter show of bats,
in beauty with the efforts of our
showing at once interesting and
helpful.
In this exhibit you see all that
From what you
can select such
the better sorts,
see here you
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the shoemakers.
SEE OUR WINDOWS.
Mingle’s Sir,
BELLEFONTE, PENN'A.
CHURCH APPOINTMENTS.
Preshyterian—Centre Hall, 10.30 a. m.: Spring
Mills. 2.30 p. m.
—{ontre Hall. To. m Union
. m.; Spring Mills, 2.50 p. m.
Com
afternoon; Tussey evenlug
ACR
Cantata, April 21.
“The Risen King" is the title of a
cantata that will be rendered in
21st,
sme p—
Certificates,
to
Examination for Permanent
The Committee appointed
amine candidates for
certiticates will meet in
tion room Bellefonte,
inst,
Friday,
rr imams tama
Pan-American Stamps.
The Pan-American series of postage
stamps, in 1, 2, 4,5, 8, and 10 cent de-
nomionations, will be ready for issue to
postuasters about April 25, to be plac-
ed on sale to the public May the Ist
and until October 31st, 1901.
ir ei——
Married Tuesday.
Malin, daughter of W. L. Malin,
pia Telephone Supply Company, and
4. 1B. took
The bride and groom
dents of
Tuesday.
both
Shugert, place
are
Jellefonte,
I
Week's Issue
the
Next
Next week's issue of Reporter
ing matter. The columns have
last month, which is a good
tion, but the Reporter readers will be
served with reading matter as well as
with advertisements.
ad
Mc so
Marriage Licenses.
Elias F. Rickert and Minnie C.
Horner, Colyer.
John W. Kelley, Filmore, and Alice
Roan, Bellefonte.
F. MeCoy Shugert and Helen Bea-
ver Malin, Bellefonte.
Aaron A. Hassinger and
Jones, of Philipsburg.
Samyel Nearhofl and Miriam Cow-
bef,» or township.
Henry, .; snd Ella Bodle, Fil-
more. # j
Erunstine
we
Dr Schaffer’
nied,
Governor Stone last ™ubpeint-
ed Dr. Nathan C. Schaeffer, of Liu. coe
struction, to serve for the term of §
years from April 1, 1901. Dr,
er waa first appointed Supe
of Public lostration
Pattison on June 1, &
nor Hastings xe
April 1, 1897.4
Behaefler
town Si
saw,
djustinog a re
PF riday in the saw
Co., of Lewisburg,
Phhries Wagner fell forward,
ittempt to save himself the
of his right arm came in con-
Bt with the saw and the band was
severed in an instant. Wagner im-
mediately picked up the severed hand,
walked to the telephcug-in the office
and summoned a in to his
home. He then walked home and had
his injured arm dressed. #
Fire at the Foun«
A brisk fire in the paint room of the
Centre Hall foundry Wednesday morn-
ing came near reaching such a point
#s to be uncontrollable. A number of
partially ‘finished coruplanters are
stored in that room, sod to protect
them they are covered with news.
papers, It is presumed the paper bew
agaiost the stovepipe and was set on
fire. The accident was discovered by
the workmen before the morning hour
- for work had begun, It was only after
notes will be of such a character as to
the choicest bits of history.
be partially traditional, will
memory, and
The historian
istence, and will eall to mind many
happy in
that will be read with the greatest in-
terest,
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Normal Masic School,
Centre Hall Normal
The Music
For further information write to C, E
i fn ly
Fifty Charming Stage Beaatles, 25 Cents
Edna Hopper, Blanch Bates, Z«lma
lawlston, Vernona Jarbeau, Maz'e
All
Broad-
ful new ones Edna May, ete. 10
Broadway x 1123
men fo
Town Hall for Plue Grove Mills,
The ll. 0.0. F No. of Pins
om
279,
*
i
| Specifications of the hall can be seen
i at the office of Register Archey, Belle-
foute, from April 15th to 20th,
after the latter date up to May
F J. 3 Heberling,
s
and
1, at
3 Pine
£ *
the office
| Grove Mills,
smm——iif em ——
Incendiary at Mackeyvilie
There is no longer any doubt
there is a fire fiead in the
The house
| Kreamer's place in the gap and Heck-
burned
| year ago, and a few days ago the barn
{ on what formerly the
| Hines property, was fired.
that
vicinity
£2]
i
Mackeyville. on
i man's saw mill were about a
Rachazl
All
| buildings were within a mile of each
was
Lose
| other and all were set on fire,
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Millinery Opening
Mrs. Lucy Henney returned
today,
{| Thursday, from Eastern cities,
where
she selected the finest assortment of
spring and summer goods ever brought
to this town.
| Baturday, April 13th, when the ladies
are invited to her
Mrs. Heupey Lins made a fine
Her opening will be on
call and examine
| goods,
selection of all the latest styles in hats
| bonnets aud tritnmiogs, and at prices
| to suit all. Give her a call; you will
find ready trimmed bats or have them
trimmed to order,
and quality.
and of the best style
human a
Transfer of Hea! Estate,
Alfred R. Lee to John C(.
March 26, 1901, for 108 perches,
township; consideration $1100,
Amos Kauffman to Edwin
Smith, April 1, 1901, for two acres,
College township; consideration, $1000,
John F.
jible,
Potter
Alexander, assignee to J.
acres, 108 perches, Potter
consideration, $4610 22
John D. Moore, et. al, to
Royer, March 23, 1001, for
Potter township; considerati
W. Grant Houser to
April 1, 1901, for lot
lege township,
Mrs. Sam
visited
week
L.
0
-
T
las
y of Adams
McClure severed
with the
.
at journal,
county, to look after blooded stock.
Robert Bloom, of near this place,
this, Thursday morning, took the train
for Northampton, Mass, where he has
secured a position as attendant in the
Northampton Inssne Hospital. His
brother, George, has been in that in.
stitution for several months,
Edward Mersinger, of Tusseyviile,
son of J. W. Mersinger, Wednesday
started for Bowbelles, North Dakota,
where be will make his future home.
It is Mr. Mersinger's intention to take
up government land and improve the
same. His brother, John H. Mersin-
ger, is located at that place, havin
livéd: there for fifteen Years and.
doing well. He also took up land
when he first settled in Dakota,
Buccess is a periodical especially
adapted to the wa nts of young busi-
ness men, and young men who are
ensting about for openings
which they are able to fill Every
and suggestions that are invaluable.
Buccess is of no less interest to ladies
than gentlemen, and should be placed
on the family reading table by every
Shimghtiol " it. The April num.
WEIG
Centre Fini Posfi
and Receives 4705 Lbs,
lies Boog ©
n 4% Diy
The postmasters were , ied to
weigh all mall matter dis watered and
| received, beginning February 20. The
i
| order was kept in force until April 9,
»)
| During that time the Centre Hall
| postmaster, received 4705 pounds and
{in pounds of 7325.
Ferry ©
very good,
fy
Local Company Pashing Work
The Busgquehanna and Juniata Tele-
| phone Company is pushing work rap-
| idly in Mifflin county.
{ Or more men are putting up poles and
in phoves. More than a dozen phones
Milroy
connected with the outside world, A
large number of phones will taken
Reedsville,
have already been put in, and
be
{rom the new company at
It is stated on good authority that
the Susquehanna and Juniata Com pa-
i
y
Mountains and connect with the Come
mercial lines, Buch an arrangement
will give Commercial phone patrons
au opportunliy to reach apy point in
Central Pennsylvania,
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Buck to His First Love
CC. H. Murray, forme
writer ol
th
¥
Evenin
rly of this place
is the editorial the
Mail, a new daily puslication issue
Mr.
at Colorado Colorado.
Mur
Npriggs,
ray’s ambition was to become the
wriler of an
editorial
and that
tained in
ideal newspaper,
ambition is al-
Hs
on a lead
practically
Pr
reporter
nt
LIS Press milion.
held a position as
ing New York
after which he
paper soine years sgo
tall
i f
seliviont
came to ie,
read
Later he practic
i
nia
law and was admitted to the bar
i that profe
i Colorado
wish 1
Mi
i
ladelphia, ane Springs,
the chang: is merels
relarniog to his
yy
Lawsuit Over Mad Dog Hite
Frau H.
ff $i+¢ po ‘
borough of Belinsgro
oi sued
$200
I was
of
ages, because his chil
mad dog in the streets elinsgroy
fed
He will appeal to the Buperior
that the
i
¥
and Lhe case has been deci against
bin.
Court,
bh
id do
duty bound to protect citizens
them,
wil * {
smiIveS OT.
Smith
ough had ampie votice of the presence
of ral g# in the town, and was
agai
A
Fhe Largest County
bulletin on the
the
ning
aren in
spunre nities of various counties
the
tlhe
i
showed that L
in Pe
»
$ largest
£
COuniy in
ISYIVRLDIS,
i
i
Brad/f
area
ry
Lioga
id
¢
FOliOwWs
: Lx $ . +4
miiies bel tt} is second
and Ulearfie third with
Close] y
Philadelphia is the small-
ith 130 miles, and
th 142
square
8
wEL with wi
- -
82.000 000 for Ronde
Fu presentative Creasy’s scheme
&
wy
bv
»
(XX) (ni)
al
fhitie t
COTLE IRs
Rising sons
for road inpre
wement
mill on the personal prop
ital stock of eorporatio
tikes and
Wa
ceipts of |
companies,
| House. TI
| Creasy’s ;
was
se,
i
i
BRIEF LOCALS,
i#a Anna Mauck, of Salona, is vise
ting her sister, Mrs, J. C. Smith, at
Millbeim, i
Benjamin 8. Crain, a veteran of the |
civil war, died at his home in Philips-
burg, at the age of seventy years,
Harry Buck, a student at the Cen-
tral Penupsylvania College, New
Berlin, spent Easter at home |i
Millheim
Walter Woods, of Dr. Woods,
of Pine Grove Mills, of the class of 03, |
returned to his
ul
his }
BO
studies at Lafayette
Harry Condo and wife, of York, Pa.,
Millheim lust Wednesday,
of J. P. Condo.
Hon. I. Rhone Thursday of last
week went to Harrisburg fo the inter.
est of legislation that will be
tical benadit to farmers.
John and Win.
ous young men of
of prac-
Love, two industri-
Tusseyville, left
3 a
week ago for Freeport,
Hinols, where
they succeeded in getting employment.
Miss Beulah Fortney, of
Boalsburg, |
ner
Hublersburg,
Will of Bunbury,
panied by his wife
ing uncle, Dr. MeCormick, at
accom.
little |
Boals- |
Fisher,
aud bright
boy, spent part of last week at
burg with the former's mother, Mrs. |
Amanda Fisher,
The barber shop is still in the bands
of Jerre Miller, The statement in Jast
ue that it
Miller's son, bat
WE jan 8 201d was made
O
Wi
vr.
sale did not materialize,
yv
AR' STORE.
ESTABLISHED 1889.
- PROPRIETOR.
It is the common by-word going the rounds now that the litle store on the flat iron corner at
No doubt your piignoor has told you, bul when we can
give you such good reasons why we are bis y we kuow you will Lot tire of reading the old sory over
and over again, Helliug for cash, payliog no rents or drayage, buying goods from cash houscs who
vmploy po salesmen and lastly, but not least, selling at close margins. This is the story true and
io LISTEN !
prot
Nitw rice per it
Carn siarch
Box banner
¢ ib, pack
Faucy evap pfaches per ib,
JURE
o Trace ehains per pr.
10 inch monkey wrenel,
fr odd plek handles,
Martin k :
Buck saw,
Miner's scissors
16 furry comb,
1: Men's linen dk’, !
He Fishing rods
‘ “
»
3 50 wy
NG
yee,
oid
go
x
ORR
i
»
a
" Brice if
§ Crown raising
EVap. sweet Cort
Hox Wilher's coon
Fruit puddine, all flavors,
Wrigley's SRG BOA
Jutiket tiabiets
ili
Do. 5c value,
» Horse card
» Wash bolier, copper bottom
1 40 Copper tea kettle, nieklod,
Pwo 10 gt Un bucke s,
Bread peux, 3 for
Lest] TEL Lrap,
sinks wash board
lothes basket
Bushee)
© DID carpet lacks,
farass hook
L 1b butter print
Jap. napkins per
Bleached table
Men's wirkir g shirts
be overalls
Turkey red handkerchiefs,
larger
Ootron, in 11h. tavs,
Whitewash brushes,
10 Tin caps, 2 for
SueRy whips,
Cow chain,
7 Palr canvas gloves,
# Eavelopes 2 for
{
{
2 for
file,
f horse
Horse shoe 1
Chain pumps
nig wd ¢ bg
OUR !
bitted a
i
sia GOL sd La
Yak
slis per ib
price right
it,
sien, 60 in.
1 for above
id g for
Ws of good cash
Fence wire,
PA Our ine.
wn
On
WANTS _ Putatoes. Ege, G od Butte feat iider, Ham snd
trade We fan giv
ted, Bley iitry Net
low nriees ou the following 15 quae
Rall Fish, Floor Oil
Lh, or an
pail No ackerel
i GH
f
ga OUR BVECIAL li 1 Suis ag
2%
—~a- THE STAR.
RO RCA AERO
—
A False Report
lated
A report has been widely cire
th reigned is selling wall
This
ird and of eourse
ut the und
is
but
Pipa below cost, slatement
aly
Swariz’s Weekly Reminder.
Margaret
lers
Y
uesday.
and oung,
¥
:
David F,
[us
i They are
Of Sey Viiie, were oa.
administrators of the estate
i
iy
dere
of David C, Young, decease and
the real estate of said
vale sale,
pr
e, Was
Tues
for
fs
the
Heury Stover, of Tusseyvill
ofl
prospecis
Lut
ole of Lhe callers al this ko
He thinks the
whieal crop are very fair,
day. a
that
ow of jast week was delrimental lo
the wheat plants,
Don’t kick about the advertisement
n
in the newspaper, live advertise
ments io @ live
eWspaper indicales a
Fe PR tise ody
¥ its Lia BUN
flown end . eriise-
menls may be worth more to Lhe read-
er than the news mistter,
ws 3 Pe
-¥ FORTIN
B. Spangler, Es«q., of 1}
this Week
Ls
RODOULICeS 10 the volers
recounty, that he i= a candidate
dis
hie
i
regomination to the office
Lr iilorpey, which positiou is
Tf ’ fq t 3 ¥
faithifu iy iing atl present.
Judge Love refused to grant
t
Hoeense in Eagleville, ti
A.
hie question greatly
The pe
Hanua
of 1 8
Hioense was from
Haven.
the people of Liberty tow usd
ti
Uslnisy
PL
this,
bly, No. 158, North
{, Philadelphia, has oue
tiest and well stocked jewel.
tes in thal city, and is doing a
i wholesale business,
ving retail and
{ John Y. Glasgow, of Colyer.
Bead the advertisement of G. ©
Xx
Releet Schoo!
gioniog on May 6th, 1901. Pros
wetive teachers and others will find
t | Lis an excellent school. Terms mod-
jerte, Good boarding ean be had near
{ tht sehool building. For additional
| Infomation inquire of
. J. J. BPANGLER,
Tusseyviile, Pa.
————
Boalsburg
i
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i
i
:
R. B. Farrison, I.. 8. Bricker and
C. D. Moke were to the county seat
last Saturday.
The water pipes that were frozen for
the last few weeks are all open and
there is an abuvsdance of water; the
| supply will likely not get as low as jt
i was last summer,
Miss Alice Stover, of Bellefonte,
| #*pent Sunday with her aunt, Mrs. Lu.
| 8, Bricker,
Miss Fishburn, of Slab Cabin, spent
| Sunday with her cousin, Miss Dells
i Isher,
A number of persons from this place
attended the funeral of Sarah Ever
hart Monday,
James Decker, of Pine Grove Mills,
was in town last Monday and took
home with him a new wagon made by
J. M. Wieland. That is No. three for
this spring.
The schools closed on Wednesday
and the Normal term begins Monday.
The Reformed ehurch was beautiful
ly decbrated la-t Sunday, Special mu-
sie was rendered at the evening * praise
service” and an exoelleat sermon de-
livered in the afternoon,
Public Sale Register.
APR. 13, Saturday, at one ‘clock, p, m.. persons
albrogarty of J. 0. Denlinger and Mes. Lacy
MAY dea residence
AY ihe lute ; of David Shaflar,
3
;
i
:
!
:
f
:
i
i has ha
i sue of the leporter since the paper is
an advertisement in every is. |
Mr. |
makes |
under the present management,
Benner advertises Leecause (it
him busivess and not for fun,
|
Messrs, John Spicher and Bamuel
Kiinefelter were callers Tuesday. Mr.
Klinefelter and family were so pleased
with an issue of the Reporter that
they to become regular
i
|
:
concluded
a year. He is at present living on Mr,
Spicher's farin, near Centre Hall,
The Bohemian, a publication whose
fifth number appeared this month, has
many features that commends itself to
the reading public. The April num-
ber is brim fall of the choicest articles
by such writers as Frank Alchester
Ferguson, Margherite Ariinga Har
mon, Ida Mansfield Wilson, aud many
other well known authors.
The iuter-colleginte debate between
teams from State College and Dickio-
son College will take place, April 23rd.
The subject of the debate will be:
“Resolved, That the representation of
Mississippi in the House of Represent-
atives be decreased in proportion to the
decrease in franchise resuiting from
ber suffrage legislation.” The affirma-
tion side in the contest will be sup-
ported by State College, the negative
by Dickinson College.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bearfoss, of York, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. W. H. Meyer,
of this place, and will remain in the
valley for a week or more with friends
and relatives. Mrs, Searfoss years ago
lived at Centre Hill, and is a daughter
of Robert Lee, decensed. Ethel Shed.
der, also of York, a grandchild, wse-
popanied ber, This little girl Is be-
ing trained in elocution and gave an
exhibition of her skill in the Luther
Heatfoss, a son, is an artist and is lo-
ented in Philadelphin; sod Mrs. Wm,
F. 1 1 phe!
fam,
vears, I flatter myself that I thorough-
lv understand the business and k
now
Garden Tools will be in
ak H ces, Rakes, Shov-
frig
exactly wheo and how to buy wall pa-
200n
per, which fact enables me to defy all concen snel
BUAROIl, Bit
aud 10 sell at prices low-
be
examine
competition, i ia
eis, AO Res tH} ines a
! 3 h w Lies F =
than can bought elsewhere Hong t
1 1 bottom
Please call, wi LOL
my k and be
W. DUNKLE,
Spring Mills,
we
convineed, Li BO,
spril-st
Free Ad. Column.
Pa
{Or
LE Fy
a Trunk
1
Luving eise-
LOX Ol
DE ur o
vivets
1 tne 4 3 : ai
a weal I ads, oZ cents.
old W hes
ew
REPAIMING
nore
Ohvs when vou rman i uy
4 Buggy Wheels with
Tire on and Boxes set
for $7 25 i nke
{ wd
&
i®
Comin than
S. M. SWARTZ,
it
it
mn aii
pes and
TUSSEYVILLE.
wr Tir
~~ [at makes inis store of ours so popular,
rompt neighbor at
id yourself to buy your clothing
§ your
3; where you know you will be treated right: where you are
certain of getting your money's worth; where you can buy GOOD
(lot)
lothing for fully one-fourth less than others ask for the ordi-
where you ean sec an assortment three times larger
than any other store ; where you know you can always find ex-
back for the asking. This is why you have always given us your
patronage in the past, and for these reasons, coupled with our
increased facilities for serving you well and saving you money,
is why we expect a continuance of your trade.
<§ SEE THEM ALL---3EE US &
YOU CAN BE SUITED BEST IS ALL
WE ASK.
THEN BUY WHERE
Maybe that New Men's Shoe Store of ours isn’t a success, and
why shouldn't it be, when we are selling the right kind of shoes
the kind you want, fully 25 per cent. less than any regular shoe
store in Bellefonte ! This shoo store oi ours must become the
best one in Bellefonte. IT SOON WILL BE. You will help
ue make it so and we will save. you money while you are doing
it. See if it don’t.