Smallpox in Bellefonte,
According to a report made by a
member of ‘the state board of health
there are several cases of smallpox in
Bellefonte. It appears that there are
at least five cases in three families,
Just where the first case originated
cannot be determived, as it appears
those sfllicted had been without medi-
cal attention during the firat stages
of the disease, and that in in-
stances pronounced the
disease chicken-pox. There is con-
siderable agitation among the
dents of the county seat, and,
usual under such conditions differ-
ences of opinion,
A visit to Bellefonte by one of the
state board of health authorities has
the local board of health
snd it is thought
of th disease
sOMe
neighbors
resi-
fas
to
further
May
aroused
action,
gpreading
prevented.
be
— tile sim——
Farmers’ Bank Advances Salary,
The Farmers Mutual National
Benk, at Millheim, beld its annual
meeting on Tuesday, and aside from
having a very flattering report of the
growth of the institution presented by
Hon. CO, lL. Gramley, directors were
and the eff-oted
by selectiog these officers : President,
Dr. G. RB, Frank ; first vice president,
C. L. Gramley ; second vie»
A. A Fiank ; Secretary, H
cashier, J. T. Eby
Lloyd Rtover.
are William
John Roush, H
Bright, L.. E.
After the organization the
voted t'sshier Eby a
crease of salary and
further for his
handling the
that came before him.
elected organization
presidant,
E Dueck
assistant cashier,
I'he other directors
Pealer, F M
E. Crouse, Dr.
ver.
Fisher,
J. W.
i
directors
handsome in-
him
ability in
the bank
commended
and
of
tact
business
———— —— ls
LOUALS,
Correct clothing~—Kessler, the Mill-
heim clothier.
make
Mre, Bamuel W. Moore will
sale on Baturday afternoon, 25th inst,,
of a large variety of personal property
R. D. Killian, of Lewisburg, is locat-
ed in Centre Hall, and preparing
walout timber for shipment to Ger-
many.
in
Two properties in Centre Hall are
advertised for sale in this issue. They
are the home Main street
and the Strunk placeon H
a
Moore on y
offer street
u mind t
Arcadia
W.C.T 1. lad
u there at
he supper to be 8erve-
lay
ies will
ti
i
in G on Batur
eviniog. Tbe
range
be glad to meet y¢ that ae,
irt proclamation f abr
by
and is
u-
Presi.
vd.
B
ion has been issued
Ellis Li. Orvis,
» by Sheriff A
rf Ff AM
Mrs. Bwar'z, wile of Mer
Ww.
ill for
proving and expects to be able to be
K.
Ver
ta
Tusseyville, was
but
(ui
NWAariz {
l now ime
+ 4 va :
FEVETS Gays, is
out of bed by the end of this wes
Henry Bwab c¢
nditior At
live
A
vues in
delicate © times
it
thought he eannot but for a
hours, then he ies, aud fora p
rail
is very much better
Many men live as near you as they
do some other town,
to patroniza y
of bringing h
ed is worth Lhe cos y
and an invitation
the
customer
1 might he
=
means
<
aGavertis-
ni win.
ur
fog campaign,
CG. DP
' begin building operations about
fire of March T of
structure he will ere vet heet
Bartholomew has decided to
the
he detaila the
ot have not
decided upon, but the building will be
large ard handsome, at least <
le,
ot stove
’ Andrew Z-
/the first
his tuilding partly sheeted,
The street on which he and his son
are erecting homes ig one of the nicest
who is buildiog on
the creams ry, has
nD A d
ug
ces of any in that
Joestion for reside:
locality
* On Tuesday Judge O-vis heard
for
liquor license la
Ar.
guments and against granting
The
tes imony Rone
over and the pleas of the attorneys
beard, No disposition of the question
was made,
Rev. J. A Horner, who located
at Youngsville, Warren county, writes
the Reporter words of appreciation of
the paper, and further states that
aithough absent from the old home he
has a great interest in Centre county
acd its people,
Puilipsburg
on beth sides was
in
Who will succeed Postmaster Gow-
land is 8 question being discussed by
the residents of Puilipsburg, Mr,
Gowland’s commission expired a few
days ago, but, of course, he will coun
tinue in office so long a8 no one is
appointed to succeed him,
8 K. Emerick, of near Unlonville,
will retire from active farming opera-
tions and with his family move to
Unionville. Mr, Emerick is a brother
of M. L. Emerick, of Centre Hall,
and is a native of Potter township, but
hae lived near Unlounville for many
years,
Mesare, Elwood Brooks and James
Rothrock, both of Pleasant Gap, com-
pleted the plastering of the Reporter's
new building, and in a short time the
interior wood trimmings will be put
into place, The mechanics named
sre experts, and on completing the
work here the former went to Niagara
Falls to work on a building that will
require several months to complete,
y
DEATHS,
Christian Lowery, a well known
and highly respected resident of Ben-
ner township, died at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. J. C. Rockey, at Fil
more, Deceased was born near Rock
Forge, in Benner township, on Febru.
ary 17th, 1836, so that at his death he
waa seventy-six years, ten months and
eighteen days old, His early life was
apent on the farm and when the war
broke out he enlisted as member of
Jompany C, 145th regiment,
His wife died ten years ago but sur-
viving him are the following children:
Willlam, of Marion township; Mrs,
[sane Tres=sler, of Benner township ;
Mrs Harry Bressler, of Spring Creek,
and Mrs. J. C. Rockey, of Filmore,
He algo leaves t #0 brothers and
Jacob Lowery, of Benner
township ; Henry, of Bellefonte,
Mrs, Barah Aon Markle, of Peru,
n
one
sister:
and
Henry Rishel ded in
hospital on Baturday,
the
Danville
and Tuesday
interred the
Rebersburg.
the
remalus were in
al
| seventy-five years, eleven
Evangelical cemetery
He was age
months and eleven days.
Mr the
stitution for about two
Danville in-
baviocg
Rishel was ino
Vears,
been sent there by the Miles township
authorities, of
the old families in that township, and
the
sigle’s
He belonged to one
f
last of brothers and
d.,
Hi varal
Om arris
Waa
He was
James A H. (3. ]
Hartline, of Millheim, died of paraly-
Hartline, father of
sis, at the boma of his daughter, Mrs
Henry Fry, in His
was sixty-nine
Pottstown Be
years.
Mre, H.
week,
An infant son of Mr. and
F, Btover, of Feidler, died
Funeral services were held Thursday.
inal
cm fo
LOCALS
in this issue,
Read Keasler’s adv,
We have had very pleasant weather
since the rein is over
advertises
mid-winter sale of clothing.
Kessler, the clothier, 8
Pittsburg, is
Hall.
Emerick reroofed
among friends in Centre
Mr. L.
dence, on the diamond, last week,
I'he
his re
SOO0OW noe
limes, put
a 1 * i f
38 EUs pel d!
of patronage
Wi
lusseyv
iam
ing the past
Wiiliam R Jon
Jones, of Centre
ool in Benner
MM
WI ahip.
Bower,
f
BJ]
guest howe
Mra. J H
If you don't
tion now you get it
time you are exposed to & real case
rt in Cent
Lamb
have faith in
may about
smallpox
Rev. John H. J ff
gave his lecture on
v Osterburg,
during
greatly
if
the
the civil in good
pleasing his audience,
War style,
has located in Ty-
Nt has moved
New Deorry, Pittsburgh
flistriet, to Xeagert a, {
i
Charles Docker
d J Finn
rone, at wer
in the
from
Bellefonte young ladies are beiog |
insuited hy an unknown colored mano,
who approaches them aod in two io-
them.
of
gale of
for
Ye Lo
stances laid hands on
J. M.
Mills,
implementa,
Heckman, near
farm
March
Bpring
stock,
and
advertises
ete, <0,
will m
He will be fol 4
Krape farm by William B. Bressler,
Hall,
let
Spring Mills.
Jamea Herring, of Altoona, is visit.
ing relatives in this vicinity.
Rev. Martin ia holding a protracted
meeting in the Evangelical church,
Mr. Burrell, of Millheim, was visit
ing frieuds od relatives last week,
Boyd Auman, who is employed in
a store at Columbus, Ohio, visited his
parents for a week, He returned to
Ohio on Tuesday.
Hon, Wm. Allison went to Harris
burg oun Wednesday morning to at-
tend the Miller's Convention which ls
being held ln that city.
Mrs. ( Dr.) H. 8B. Braueht, who un-
derwent a serious operation in the
Bellefonte Hospital on Baturday, Is
recovering rapidly, and her maby
friends will be glad to know she is
out of danger,
Teachers local institute which was
to have been held at Millheim last
Saturday, was postponed until the
first Baturday in February, on account
of the enclement weather,
thereafter
lowed ss tenan the
if near Centre
a — AY —————
Mrs. A. R Tabor, of Crider, Mo.,
had been troubled with sick headache
for about five years, when she began
taking Chamberlaiu’s Tablets, Bhe
bas taken two boitles of them and
they have cured her, Bick headacue
is caused by s disordered stomach for
which these tablets are especially in-
tended. Try them, get well and stay
well, Sold by all dealers, adv.
A Wasp's Strategy.
A mud wasp was seen to alight with.
inch or two of a spider's nest on
Creeping
sround toward the entrance to the nest,
short of it and
iined perfectly qulet,
of anten-
1 It before the opening
hdrew the
e¢ had the desired
the head of the
effect, Inasmuch as
big spider, came out to see
in
the side opposite the opening
I 5
ian
the wasp stepped a little
moment
red
HE out one his
he wif
rtus
household, ¢
what was wong and to set it to rights
No had
that point at which It was at the worst
disfdvantage than the wasp with a
thrust its into
body of its foe, killing it eas and
instantly. The experiment was
sited by and there
ponsge from the inside he evi-
be held the
ecded to en
young
.d off one at a
sooner the spider emerged to
junick movement sting
the
ity
i
ost
the wasp, when
Wis no re
became satisfied that
At all
the nest and slaughter
dently
fort
ter
spiders
time,
nts. he Dro
the
Har
Belgium's Curious Land Law.
of the curious phases
nt the
‘hould
a conl
hen dogs
ind
wie originally
until
Hament,
is seen
is
vii by dogs nnd,
by act of par
means of
Strong
usually
nothing of
or sixty
10 more sustenance
ked in beer
rman’'s nsual
» the country
were ei.
thought
nasters fifty
fn
Contrasts.
“Look at that eareworn looking man
In deep thonght and the merry dog
with chasing his tall, Yet both
are doing the same thing.”
“What's that?
“Trying to see how they can make
both ends meet”—RBaltimore Ameri-
can
him
Nothing Doing.
Miss Pflippe—~A penny for your
thoughts! Professor [ardfax-Yon'll
find them all collected In four volumes,
but the price is $1.26 a volume. ~Ex-
change.
A Tense Matter.
Millle—-Was that your intended with
Yes, my present “future,” so to speak.
-fatire,
Bad promises are better broken than
kept. — Lincoln,
A SA MIM PT SIA A
Centre Reporter, §1 per year,
Marriage Licenses
Walter E Mann, Howard
Edith Miller, Howard
Harold Hendricks, Blanchard !
Mary E. Wesagr er, Blavehard
i
i
Mertle Brillo, Rush twp
Anua Floter, Hawk Run
amm——sslib———
Bepo ter Register
Mr. and Mrs, P
Frunk Bogian, Voller
Bitner, Plainfield
Cleveland Brusnigart, Tusseyy
Wm. M Houser, Plea
J. Harry Ku
F. A § man,
Mrs,
i
John G. King
Frank D. Ozma
W, 8. Brooks, Ce
Wm. M. Grove,
and Eung
Rheul F. L
Mis. H. J
J, M. He
John H
Cleve
7 iy
ohn DD, Wagn J
Wo fy "
Une Exception,
There are so many ways of offending
a waiter at a blg gestaurant that it
seems difficult to think new
but a customer
mous hostelry ac
sentimental, contemj
customer remarked,
from every country
here, eh 7"
“It is depre
generations ti
tables,” the
ily “Old
from far and
At that
er fiared
he
ina
the
ieved It
i jeing
ative mood,
“]
under the
suppose people
sun dine
from
of t!
lkene
latter
ment of ci
to produce §
Dale person wi
Lunar Athletics.
The “ma: t
regard ¥
vaunted
restrial
feet
Jump,
would be a»
would fin
times a8 mud
as fast as he cond
the moon attr
sixth of the force of the earth
cts bodies with
“Isn't the «
“yon
gometlilr
strangely.”
“What is It
wy
4
i
1d mine
Os
WHS ermine
ahsence of |
Herald
have it. It's the utter s
boards. "-Washingtor
— pt
Persons troubled bh
wil partial pa
are often very much benefited
ugn-
i
stuberlai
ted parts thor
Ch
his liniment also relieves |
ly when spplyiog el
Liniment.
rheumatic For sale by all deal
adv
paine,
A OURT PROCLAMATION,
No’
. ARN
EB BiiU BALE, ~~
1he undenigned will sell al public sie
SATURDAY, JANUARY 12:60 o'clock
Cenlie Hail, the ijowing A large
they of ersotial properly, LAIDSIY, Dew
besring rubbet-ure buggy. turniug isihe,
saws, «rit, two work benches, carpeutel OOS
saws, Doriug machine, squares, Chisels, planes,
praces, Dits, ropes and pulleys, shovels, spades
bBovs, digging rons post augurs, Goois and sash
Jot of inmoer, (ron lawn 1oller, LWO IaWD MOUWers,
ot of 100] chests, 140 set Plaunetl Jr. gardea
ols, iron eombination vise, levels, sguales
potaio fork, three sloves—patior heater, ook
stove, chuck slove, barrels,
The above items wre but a small part of the
goods that will be sold, The Wools cover every:
thing used bY carpeniers, and there are dupe
cates of each,
F. L. Mayes, Auct,
on
al
Va
Lai
CTO
1,
“wn
'
HARRIET T. MOORE,
Centre Hail, Pa,
Eg OUsE AND LOT FOR BALE,
Toe undersigned offers for sale his house
and lot on Hoffer streel, at a reasonable price
aud on reasonable terms. Any one wishing to
buy a home in Centre Hall without investing
much money should make further luquiry of-
WILLIAM D STRUNK.
Liou, Pa,
(05)
FARM HAND WANTED-Wanted, a farm
hand, married man preferred, tenant house
furnished ; Employment the year around. Ap.
ply bo CHARLES M, ROSS,
(08 pd) Contre Hall. Pa... R F. D,
?
One of the Specters That Are Said to
Haunt Newstead Abbey.
Newstend abbey, the home of Lord
has the of being
by more specter,
yron, reputation
B
haunted
nd
sights have
than one
many girange
and
ang
nol HN
regidents
Frosch
Ci ected i
ized In Av ron ree is
The irticuls
specter
known noted
ince and Immortal
the “Goblin
Friar ir chamber which
this
frequen
HDT HO Res .
supposed «
pecially to
is ki»
“haunted chamber”
Im Lord
nown
bed roo
iyron
ved
others not in
1 ite
114
such
that she the
of princes, poets n 1Hloso]
her house na for
minds of ber
————
W. Gr lettera
f administration on the of his
father, the late William B. Mingle.
hers
the
d
a3 lishes
Mirgle put
estate
EE ——————
IT OTH E IX DIVORCE. ~
In the
mon
Court of
Vieas of
County
In Divorce A, V. M.
142 Tern,
Come
Dora M. Moyer Centre
VE
W Hert
nO gt
19iz
J. Madison Moyer
Madison Gr w ora
BUDE
Bp
1
granted in ye
Sale
Heglater
ble medic
Pie ine
Chamberlain's
siwaye be
aud
Remedy, can
n apd is
For sale by
ii ieasant
ail d
adv,
enlers,
the
room.
0 good repair on
now
y Present them
1. MOORE,
Ce
Evecutrix
uire Hall, Pa
NOTICE-LETTERS
the estate of Wilk
{ Centre Hall borough, deceased,
nLATS the estate
granted tothe wWdersigned, he
ould respectfully requestall persons knowing
themselves indebsed 10 the estate 10 make imme
diate payment, and those having claims against
the same (0 present them duly suthenticated for
setldement
Ww
on above
GROSS MINGLE Administrator,
Centre Hall, Pa.
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