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AMMON WALKER LOSES HAND,
While Feeding a Corn Shredder the Young
Man Got His Hand in the Uylinder
Ammon Wal d his left
severed wrist by
caught in the eylinder of a corn shred-
der. He is an unmarried young man,
and lives in Rebersburg, and
time was g with a corn shred-
der. Wednesday me he
feeding the machine while at the barn
of George Weaver, of near Rebersburg,
and in alle manner
his hand was caught by hinery
with the Dr.
Bright and called to
dress the
Mr. Walker: f
Walker, of Rebersburg, and is
about thirty yea
hs hand
ie
0
above tl being
for some
travel
Tning
Was
some unaccount
Tai.
Muss
wound.
Jeremiah
Be d
Ihe
The Stanley ivertising Company,
beginnix g Friday night ve ashow
for four nigh Arca
With the show the sal
& number of
part was all that
singing,
ing were
audience,
The coor
child-life
smacked of stage
theatres,
SUInmers, & role of
more importance than ti fill
present.
The watch was vo!
garet Jacobs, M
ling and Barah Re
the contest.
Show
dis,
dancing
ail
tating
(Grace Stanley
by
in the larger
ing
Ci
Bhe girl of seventeen
and oul ceupy
ed at
Mar-
tor-
Douty
Grange Al
November
class,
date scenes
BCenes on
and will
fights
comic ih
Prof
elocut ic
cite
The
and the dates
Valley are :
Millbeim, Thursd ight
Madisonburg, 3 t, Nov
Bpring Mills, Tu ight,
Centre Hall, Wed. night,
Linden Hall, Thur,
. will
re
ra}
A ILarvel.
adm iss «a Cente,
in Penns
1
Nov,
Nov, 22
Nov.
“sd
night,
——
The Bradford Hunting Party
The Bradford
the Heven
annusl hun
have a good record, is little
doubt but that they will come home
well ladened with The party
will stay for two weeks. Among
hunters belonging to re
ported to this office, are Messrs. George
W., W. Frank, Clyde
Bradford, C. C. Coble, D. Boon, J. C.
Kuhn, Dr. James Hosterman, J.
Frank Smith, Charles W. Slack, Wm.
H. Homan, John Knarr, Bruce
Runkle,
Hunting party are in
Mountains their
They
taking
t for deer and bear.
and there
game,
the
this
{ rew,
and Charles
—————
Teachers Institute.
Elsewhere in this issue is given the
names of the school teachers and
school directors in Centre county,
Almost every school teacher in the
county is in attendance at the institute
in session this week, as are also many
of the directors. The institute is said
to be one of the most interesting and
instructive held in years,
.
Bitten by an Dog
Wednesday morning John Bweet-
wood was bitten on the leg by a tramp
dog. Mr. Bweetwood was having
sport with ** Rico,” the dog well
known ai the hotel, when the tramp
dog pounced upon him, tearing a plece
of cloth from his trowsers, and leaving
well defined marks of his teeth on the
calf of the man’s leg,
Nf Au ————
The Wenther,
The temperature has been remark-
ably low during the past two days,
Monday night mercury fell to 12 de-
grees, and Tuesday night to seventeen
degrees, Both Tuesday and Wednes-
day were cold and rough. No thaw,
A IAN MP ———
Rocking chairs free If you buy shoes
of Yeager & Davis
yrurg : ry...
Ak
A A a
INO DENTS OF 1875,
Loeal Items Taken from the Centre He.
porter of Interest to 19005 Readers,
The spelling of pre
the files of the
JUNE 24 George Durst, Sr.,
changed his house and lots
WET nani ta the same
Reporter, |
has ex-
in Centre
Hall and his farm on Nittany Moun-
tain for the farm of J. Henry Keller,
in Harris township. Mr. Keller in-
tends coming to town next spring.
The carriage manufacturing estab.
lishment of Alexander Shannon, at
IHlinois built during the
year one hundred buggies,
besides other vehicles.
The corner stone of the Methodist
church was laid last Sunday. Rev,
Miller, of the Bellefonte Methodist
church, delivered the sermon. These
services were conducted in Witmer's
woods, where astand and seats were
for the occasion. After the
ceremony in the woods, the ministers
and people went to the site of the
church and formally laid the stone.
The attendance on this occasion was
quite large.
JULY 15—Prof. W. CC. Heinle has
been chosen principal of the Bellefonte
Nalary $120,
Lena, has
past over
erected
schools,
A. J. Reesman has been appointed
postmaster at Centre Hall,
Herlacher
D.
fessorship
vice CC. F.
resigned,
M. Wolf, who held a pr
in Franklin and Marshall
College, at Lancaster, has resigned
and will take charge of the Penn Hall
Academy,
The corner the Reformed
chapel to be erected at Adam Blover's,
in of Brush
10th,
Fischer, of
Rev, O=
stone of
the east end
be laid August
Rev, W. E
county, and a re
sylvania Ce
Valley, will
Somerset
of Penne
pled a call
Luther:
ent graduate
acee
Hall
HACK
the {
© has
from ‘entre
v } ir }
CHUL
lhe Centre
comme
and
fit
the Valley,
grb
OF «
i William
recently
TOR
weighi 10 pounds,
of C. F. He
» Friday
I'he stable
destroyed by fire night of
week, One horse was
1
©,
fearfully burn-
ble
and
sta
off
iy
having remained in the
until the halter strap burned
released a dash
indoubtedly
the insi sOme
when thus he made
stable
in by
£500 was offered
fire
wn of the fire |
Edmorn
choo
wis, teacher o
at Aaronsburg,
entertainment.
Francis ¥
Ings, Michigar
ry crop
ieisher,
, Writes that
i Riraswis fils year sinount
0 117 bushels
AUG 3T 1 BF $ ] GRE, A
tuted August
i
is
a the
uiidi
Fel
svern li
of Mifflin
new hotel
ge root is on SECON
ire | ng, and is
£3 0%
An
Was Is
Upie POW,
for 1 CPT Ee
Lrr
sile for the
application
le by Jobst
county, 1
is
Rn,
ue
the Lewisburg snd Tyrone
railroad, on north Penn's
Creek, a point of Mifflin county ex-
to the line. The lo-
cation referred to is in the vicinity of
“Rapid” or * Roush” run,
empties into Penns Creek.
Heavy rains quickly raised Penns
Creek io the vicinity of Bpring Mills,
apd several bridges were carried away
and other damage done. Several pigs
belonging William Alexander, of
Spring Mills, were drowned, and the
CATCRESON carried to
of Fisher's Mill,
were found the next day.
Married—June 10, Col. James T.
Stuart and Miss Emma E. Hunter,
both of Boalsburg . . . June 8S, W. M.
Cramer, of Aaronsburg, and Miss
Elizabeth A. Cooper, of Hartleton,
. June 20, George W. Hosterman
aud Mise Kate Bcholl, both of near
Wolfs Btore . . . July 4, John Hank
and Miss Mary Gingerich, both of
near Madisonburg.
BIODK
the side of
tending railroad
which
to
the wheel-
where they
Were
work
bb AM A
Not only the legislature but the
governor has shown to be rotten to the
core. As much may be expected from
the former as from the latter, The
legislature passed the bills, but they
could become operative only after they
received the governor's signature, It
will be one of the greatest political
summersaults ever witnessed to see a
corrupt legislature and a corrupt
governor enact honest legislation, The
extra session is calculated to cover the
handwriting on the wall seen the first
Tuesday in this month, |
EE A. ah
The governor possibly ealled the ex-
tra session with good intent, but no
one will believe that he purposed call-
ing it until the result of the election
was announced, [t would be to the
governor's credit to admit that he is
bending to the popular will instead of
insisting that the ealling of the extra
pessitn wae his original intention,
AM (AD i
Rugs free if you buy shoes of Y
Ap Suge
————— A SARA
Grennlated sugar five and one-half
Weibe o oV Swartz, Tasseyville,
BHOT HIS SWEETHEARTS BROTHER
James Alexander Fastened a Ballet Back
of the Ear of James Arnold,
luckily, and left the victim ina
dition to tell his own story.
James Alexander and James Arnold,
both of Milroy, and both aged about
seventeen bad friends
time ago. The former was at-
tentive to the latter’ which
was objected to by Arnold, but kindly
received by the Arncld,
it is on a occasions
with
years, became
some
# sister,
young girl.
said, number of
had words
bade him t
the young
Alexander
Alexander, aud for-
continue his attentiohs to
lady. Lover like, young
paid no heed to Arnold's
80 long as Miss Arnold was
0)
objections,
willing to share his company.
sunday
panied the
ler accom-
from
was carried
the
morning Alexans
Arnold «i
sehont, The
Arn who f
BOON
#lers home
Habbath- word
to y d, ollowed
frio and
Ti hot wor
Alexander drew
in the
1d
weapon in
ng
wertook them.
ere were de and finally
a revolver, first
Arnold
apparently
the
and
firing alr, Was very
fear
his
had no
hands of
mtinued
brave, art
lover, his
mis, and
and,
reug
Alexander's
omim to his hated
whe Od}
the i
I
ail entering
woarnidd shot,
of Art
d's cheek and lodged
» was considerable exciteme:
tnesses hi
ter the wi
ug Arn
fi
me, and af
mmesntin
tat
it ater
WwW
aE Te
LOCALS
Anos
I gO Us
W
¥ f
inter §
io
and then
loading, single barrel
Jd. Dubbs
returned to
muziie
Rev. N.
Centerville,
gun
family, of
their
weeks
and
hote
after spending several
in Penns Valley
Centre Hall they the
Mra. Rebecea Floray.
Mr. and Mrs. John
Lemont, are atte:
the National Grange, at
which convened Wednesday.
Dale holds the office of Flora in
Htate Grange, and is much
in work. Before
home they will visit Mrs
rents in Philadelphia,
friends
were
the sessions of
Atlantic City,
Mra,
the
ding
(irange returning
Dale's pa.
Mesars. James Leitzell, Jr. of Spring
Mills, and Wm « {0 oburn, have
been preparing walput loge for ship-
ment at Centre Hall, during the past
few days. R. D. Killian, the buyer
and shipper, exnects to send a car load
of walout from Centre Hall station in
the near future. Mr. Leitzell thinks
buying walnut logs is like fishing,
every time you go through the stream
you are likely to make a catch, no
matter who fished ahead,
sp as
Rote,
Polities and Hamer,
In the world of politics the man who
would obtain political preferment must
be serious. No man who cultivates hu
mor to the exclusion of his other gifts
can hope to attain to the highest places
in the political arena. The American
citizen reserves the inalienable right to
vote for whom he wills, and the serious
man who suppresses his sense of hu
mor rather than the man who culti
vates it is honored with his preference.
Senator Chauncey M. Depew.
Superfinouns Details,
Caller (looking at pleture)—-Does your
mamma paint? Little Son-Yes, but
she's through with that an’ Is puttin’
on the powder now. She'll be down in
a minute,
Aveepted,
“Jackson tells me the last thing he
wrote was accepted, Do yon know
what It was?"
“Yen; his resignation -London Ml
Hon,
Rats and conquerors must expect no
merty in misfortune. Cotton,
Most of us would feel flattered by our
obituaries,
Ask your grocer for Wash Easy,
¥
a
FAMO CHARGER.
fi
~
Story of
Lunt
Vinrengo, Napoleon's
Wur lorse,
un helped ¢If to the crea
Lie ered the mame
1708,
of Nile in
of
the
i
1
the
white
black eyes,
fund brave
bey described
of them
only just
$ in shape
, Cleal Lis a
brahim the
most
splendid
nall horse,
itiities
urage
01
Napoleon
Acre, at the
Jena
Moscow
115s
nesatisfied.
dissatiafic
“What did
for a living?”
Reciprocity
Poultry and tl
make an
poultry stir
fertili ize it na
solution of the i prob
is reciprocity The fowls
shine, shade, a range, sc
grass and grit; the tr need scratch
ing and fertilizing Poultry to
be especially valuable in the plum
orchard; no curculio playing possum
escapes them. Which animal to
for pasturing the home sod orchard
ia mostly a question of expediency. Be.
fore you decide this, however, go over
the whole subject again and see If it
will not be better to till the orchard
after all--Garden Magazine,
The First Steel Skyseraper,
The first steel skeleton building ever
erected was known as the Tower build.
ing and stood on lower Broadway, New
York city. When the architect submit
ted the plans for it to the building de-
partment in 1888 the members of the
department were so puzzled that they
had to turn the whole matter over to a
gpecial board of expert examiners. For
the first time In the world a building
bad been designed In which the entire
wealght of walls and floors was support.
ed by the steel skeleton, and the bulld-
ing laws contained no provision for
such a structure. But the experts ac.
eepted the plans, and the modern sky-
scraper ‘was born,
yi
lent
the Bry
i take an
fexoed
need sun
ratch baad,
oa
soem
ise
Linden Hall.
Harry Bhirk lost a
few days ago.
cK,
Hunters
erich
and Henry RH
from
purchased the
here
for
new
ly
Forge, was
day he Jeft
purchase
mill,
srge mill at Tyrone
over Bunday. Mon-
Muncy where he will
machinery for thelr
be the most
cotaplete in central Pennsylvania,
Misses Ella Ross and Badie Fo
Institute
ved lo
large porker a
Peveral others have
which will one of
He
to the
are plenty,
party
eilz met
nry Gliong-
took a mountains
a large ding
Mond:
camping at Laurel Run, Jos
Lee Cole
his sister,
Mrs,
party
Bhamokin on . who are tre attending Teachers
seph Brooks and family »
. ’ w
; '
iairton last
is spending thi week,
Daniel Bohn,
Benjsmin Jost
three year coll last week, The
WHS the Kidder scoompanied
bled to death, Hettinger to Philadel
5, Zettle and children are spend- | phia, last week, where she will
Wee 5
wit
Lizzie (ie tig, of
several days among frien
fi
M ins Braddock,
de here,
Mrs.
lamin Bh
fine
animal
spent
beginning of ti
Dr,
Mrs.
& week.
cut on bari s and and Mrs,
enter a
Mrs, Kidder
Erhart. on the | farn Xi is 1 ain i ? CILy
srihur Kimj
from B
ing few ddnuy
(ie
a
irpe BOTIE
nday
$6 5d f ’
Cains
to
over
gpend institute
Fhe
Move toca y
1 ' 1 ¥
HLOCIE's LOLLe,
will
pring
Curtin street
Wet Ci
glreet
Rev
Rock
in the
Ven ing.
f H
Virginia, of
here Monday ceive the
a Hes
tLe ent
1 r Erie
rrandn BY th
1
Lo oy
Awd i
oy emi
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The Shoe Savers
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