THE CENTRE REPORTER. ISSUED (WEEKLY, CENTRE HALL - - PENN’A. THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1814. SMITH & BAILBY . . . . Proprietors S. W.SMITH . . . |! . Editor 2 "Loca Editor and EDWARD E. BAILEY 1 Business Manager Entered at the Post Office in Centre Hall as Second Class mail matter, TERMS. ~The terms of subscription to the Re- porter are one and one-half dollar per year ADVERTISING RATER-SDiapiny advertise ment of ten or more inches for three or ip ore in sertions, ten cents per inch for each issue. Dis play advertising occupying less space than ten inches and for less than three insertions, from fifisen to twenty-five cents per inch for each issue, according to composition, Minimum charge seventy-five cents, Local notices accompanying display advertis. ing five cents per line for each insertion ; other wise, eight cents per line, minimum charge, twenty-five cents, Legal notices, twenty cents per line for three fosertions, and wen cents per line for each ad- ditional inserting DEMOCRATIC TICKET. United States Senator A. MITCHELL PALMER, Monroe County. Governor VANCE C. MeCORMICK, Dauphin County. int Governor FF £ CREAS WILLIAM T Y, Columbia County. Ny GEORGE H. ROWLEY, f Internal Affairs Mercer County ney He ts a nO ROBERT 8, BRIGHT MARTIN JENNI LUTHER B. SEIBKRT, Potter County JOHN SMITH SHIRLEY, *hiladelphia Coun 12 CATON, Allegheny Clarion County WILLIAM E WILLIAM H W. D. ZERBY LEE ‘RB CHURCH APPOINTMENTS l Hall, morning, Chil vierian—-Centre g. Children's The Wenther. points reached « hours. Wednesday, 1 Thursday, 11 Friday, 12 Saturday, 12 F means fair C partly ciouay. LOCALS, Thurs. Bpring Mills ano Fussey ville will engage in a baseball game At the Reformed pienie this ( day afternoon Presby. observe Children's 10:30 2 The Banday-sehool of the terisn chureh will Day next ay morning sat o'clock. A cordial invitation tended to the publie to be present, sun i= The dates for Farmers’ Week at State College next winter are December 28 to Jandary 2 Among the new features will be a separate section for the boys and girls, being made to hold a Country Pastors’ Conference at this time, lane are als Dr George CC. Mohn died in Lewis. burg He was prominently connected with the political affairs of Uni.» county, having been a Republican all his life. When Linden Hall Lumber Company was cutting timber in the Bear Meadows, Dr. Mohn was * the superintendent, the Jess» MeClenaban, who is spending the summer monthea at the home of his mother, near Potters Mills, is the owner «f a five-pas.enge: Ford car purchased from the Breon sgency of Millbeln Mr MeClenabau Is the foreman of a gang of linemen of the Bell teleptone Company, Harrisburg, ard bies to the country at every avail able oppor unity, Dr.J. V. Foster and F. V. Geod. hart made a two-days trip in the form. et’s car the latter part of leet week, Leaving bere early Thuredsy morning they arrived in Johnstown in time for the doctor to attend a ression f the Cambria County Medieal Fociety while Mr Goodhart viaited his broth- er, Hamuel M. Goodha‘t, vmployed in one of Johnetown’s big farniture stores. On their return home they spent a short t me in Altoona with another Goodhart, RB. H, a railroad engineer, After being defeated by the All Bars on Wednesday by the score of 1. to 6, the Chinese University base: all tesm of Hawaii, played In true form Thur«day sud added another victory to their Jong string by defeating the Bellefonte team by the score 8 to 2 Dillon, a Bellefonte Academy alumnus, was the sbhinihg star in both games and was responsible for nearly all the runs made by Bellefonte, Two home rune, two three baggem, a dourle and two singles was hie record for the two gomes, “Him Have Wagner” was one Chinaman's idea of the hard-hit Sing Dillon. QENTRE CO, THE HUNTERS PARADISE, So Hays Hon, H.W, Shoemaker in the Al toona Tribune, As a student and lover of the wilds of Pennsylvania, Hon, H. W. Bhoe- maker has won fame, and he is an authority eepecially on wild animal life in Central Pennsylvania. The following article is from his pen and appeared recently in the Altoona Tribune : Homeone asked the writer of this article recently which county in Penp- aylvania contains the most game at the present time and gives promise uf holding out the longest #8 8 hunt. or'a paradise, Always, from the earliest days, Centre county has been nur greatest mecea for wild life, It was in Centre county that the Inst native elk in Pennsylvania wae killed by tsptain John Decker on 1877 It was in Centre the last pative panther It was in Centre of the last wolves near the that the on No- Austin “eptember 1 county that was killed In 1886 county that met their norders FOI It was county bear was killed 1912, by Edgar “Schwenk It was in Centre county that beathcocks and wild pigeons lingered long after they had *xterminated in most other sections of the stale. Although bunters in Centre county, gsme has n deaths, of Centre brown a0 td fast vember been there have been more neld « than in other umwerous mountain high apd amount of country forest and upsui ed for agriculture have the chief con the continued in oar better there The 1 ranges, wilh locslities, their inecces. ! the sible valleys, envered with been tributing reasons for exiegtence of game aunty. «flsrt should be made to carefully ob- order to keep ite natural serve the game laws in wild life plentiful in hairs township. N. W. Meyer Is putting up a fine lime stack. C., W, Corl Is out among the farm- ers baling hay. Paul Rupp returned from the Mer- cersburg Academy last week, Children’s Day service will be held in the Lutheran church Bunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Will Harrison of State College spent Monday afternoon at Boalsburg Mies Margaret Young of Altoona visited with Mies Anna Bweeney last week, Miss K%e Rishel is spending this week at Houserville where she Is en- gaged at needlework, Mrs, Bamuel Ryan of Bellefonte is spending some time with her daugh- ter, Mrs George Fisher, Peter Stuck and son of M'flin erun- ty were ca'lers at the E. mM, Kuho bome on Kriday. Harry Gilmen and sisters, Jessie and Thronie, spent Ssturday snd Bun- day with relatives io this place, Mr and Mre, Henry Houser and daughter Anna of Linden Hall spent suoday at Boalsturg Mr sod Mrs OC. W, Corl spent Bun- day evening at the Joseph Myers bome at Axe Mann, Wm M visited his sunt, Mrs Loesh, at Zion ou Sunday afternoon, the lady is pioety-three years of age, Mm. E WW. Bweeney visited over sunday »t the home of her sister, Mrs, Lizzie Jucobs, at Centro Hall, Funday al three o'clock Rev W. K Harnish will address the Knights of Malta in the Presbyterian church. John Hook with his daughter, Mrs Nannie Coxey, erjryed a visit with relatives at Northumberland sod Peun Hall Grorge Fisher and family funeral of heres Vers attended Hysn, Mrs forenoon, Mis {and Maria Wagner of Tusseyville sister, Mrs Mary Caiver, of Nebraskn, were visitors at the howe of 4 J. Wagner. I'he continued drought is telling on the clover which appears to be dylog stronghold. Hunting from many points of view 8 cruel, but at the same time often out what But when men sre out is most that rings in msokiod is the case real game bears and are not undignifying themselves by little iD- or blujaye timid crestures it largely find nothing better our woods may worthy of the Meanwhile the Peonsylvania gtill wildeats and foxes as for their energy in the wilds tre county. Let us hope that there will always be one bunters’ paradise least witauin the borders of hunting like panthers, wolves and the willful slsughter of poor noecent rabbits, quails Vien who hunt small iike these are doing can time with bhe- cause Lhey to kill. In tocked name, be ros game find deer, outlet of { en- big game bunters bears, can at our commonweailh, The following article appeared in a recent issue of 8 daily paper of Dayton, Ohio. The Reporter feels that the theft for which Grove asks punish. ment was not made while the youog man was rational, fure “ Earl Melvio Grove, 32, of Centre Hall, Pa. called at police neadquart-re Fuesday and gave himself up 10 detec tive Charles Reeder, asserting that he was a fugitive from justice. Grove declared that he was wanted in Chi cago on a charge of grand larceny in connection with the theft of a phono. graph. He underwent an operstion some time ag which left him, he de clared, deveid of anythiog to live for, hough he hse good health be hss no interest in life and ssserta that he would just as soon be in jail with a clear courclencs as on the vutside with a guilty one.” or ny ere Frank Dashem, Potter township Mary Bower, Potter township Marriage Lloenses, Harry Hubler, Lock Haven Madalene Garrett, Bellefonte Robert Beach, Bellefonte Elizabeth Blanchard, Bellefonte Jacob Boyce, Mansfisid Florence Bechdel, Howard Chester Homan, State College Vera Homap, Centre Hall Lioyd Rogers, Bwissville Helen Deal, State College Paul Pierson, Chicago, Til Mabel Allison, Nittany Andrew Ammerman, Philipsburg Geraldine Johnson, Philipeburg AI MA AUP Spring milks. Frank MaClellan bought a horee last week. John Hook of Boalsburg was in town on Tuesday. R GG. Kennelly waa home from Boow Shoe for a few days, Mra. C.J Fiokle returned from the Johnstown hospital. Bhe is improv ing slowly. Floyd Bowersox of Mifflinburg at tended the funeral of William Neere on Monday. Mies May Hassenplag retarned from Philadelphia where ebe had been ing hospital for treatment, Dr. Braucht took Mre, John Decker of Potters Mills to the hospital at Lock Haven on Tuesday. Quite a few of the members of the Reformed eongregation expect to ate tend the picnic at Contre Hall today { Thursday. ) Mr. and Mrs, Adam Neese, and son of Boyder county, attended the funeral of William Neese ; also Mr, and Mrs, Gen z+l snd Mr, and Mrs. Vouads, of | aL the root Io limestone ground the corn is pot ali up. | Mr. and Mra. 8. G Rudy, with their | Hittie son Gerald, of Huntingdon wers { visttors at the H. MM, Mos eriuan homes part of last week, Mr, and Mre. John Stamm and dasuguter Caroline of Juniata spent inst week with relatives st tate Lol lege, Lemuwont sud Boalsburg Mr. and Mra David Bohn and Mre Wm. Myers and sister, Mrs Elien “huey, sttended the funersl of J. B Hartman st Asropsburg last week Mr. and Mrs. Harry lander, Hsgssnns Ishlerand Mrs, OC. W, attended the fuveral of George Bwab at Pive Grove Mills on Monday af er noon, Mra. Harry Keller snd son Ovis of Bellefonte and Miss El zsheth Keller of Lancaster visited wit Miss sallie Keller and Miss Ells Khone Mouday snd Tuesday, Mrs Maude Norrie, with several ehii‘ren of Costeville, who came to foute for the funersl of her broth. er, Conri's Hyap, spent s veral daje in Boalsturg. Misa Nelle Mre Corl Beil Fisher of McAllister ville, Mre. Clara with of Pine Grove Mills, sud her brother, Wm. Musser, of I'swps, Fiorida, visited Mra, E. A Fisher inst week Mra. N. W, Meyer, with her daugh- ter Hosells, spent the time from sat urdasy unitii Moodsy st Anrousburg with ber mather, Mra. B F. Hoff «yy, who is cor fiaed to her bed wilh sil ments owiug partly to sdvauoced age. ms A A Aaronsburg, Edgs: Bilover, who is employed a Minte College, was seen with tis man) boy friends Mire. Enma Hess got some fine furniture from the smith Bros. Spriog Mille, one day last week, All the peighbors and friends of Mra B. F Has 'y feel #0 sad that she wust be such » great sufferer. Mrs Jobo Campbell sand son Clifford of Lock Haven are the guests of het brother-in-law, J. H. Uronse, Misa Lizz'e Yarger went to Centre Halli 10 stay with Mrs, Elizabeth Miogle for sn indefiolie time, Mr. and Mre, E. G. Miogis spent Sunday with their children, Mr. and Mrs, George McCormick at Potters Mills, Mr. snd Mra John Hosterman and their dsughters, of Millbeim, spent part of sundsy with Mr. and Mrs John Halues. Mr. ‘aud Mra, Jacob Winkleblech were very pleasantly entertained st the home of their son Warren and family. Mie, Deshle Is erjoyiog her ususi he ith sgein at this wriliog, which her neighbors snd friends sre glad to hear Mrs. Yoder, nee Myrtle Sylvie, and Mr. Youer, nnd the former's father, Jobn Myivie, all of Avis, were enter talued for the greater part of a week at the howe of Rollin Kreamer, Gillard Eiseuhsger left for Ban dusky, Ohio, to visit his sister From there he will go to Akron, where he expects to locate for the summer months to work at the carpenter trade. Harvey Crouse, our obliging buck- ster, monde s business (rip jo bis ear Lo Benove, Lock Haven, Hublergburg and Beiefonte, He was pecom panied by Albert Miogie, Harry Hopshe sod a few others. Walter Orwig snd his two children, Florence and Bright, were Buonday yisitors with his ps ents, Mr. and Mre, Charles Qrwig in Hartleton, where Florence will spent a few months with ber grandparents, Mies Z DD. Thomas spd niece, Beckie Suyder, and her girl friend, Miss Jenule Hull, spent Farmet’s day at Hiate Lollege. They were enter. tsined by the former lady's sister, Mrs, Walince Kerstetter. J.W, Bower, one of our highly en teermed citizsne, died June 18h, at 9:80 o'clock p, m., aged eighty-four years, one mooth god two days. He had been a great sufferer for the last few years, He was born in Halves Flemington. township sud lived on oe of his large farms nearly all his life, and for the lant reven years Mr. and Mra Bower lived with thelr son Warren in Asronghburg, where he died Hiw io tor, Rev. M. D. Geesey, offici- ated, Mrs. Bowersox and her two chil dren, John sod Rachel, from York, are at present visiting her aged grand: mother Condo at the home of her uncle and sunt, Mr. snd Mrs. James Roushe, and at Wolf Chapel with ber father-in-law, Dr. Bowersox, and also with her sister-in-law, Mrs. T C. Weaver, Mr. sud Mra, George Kreighbsum, the Istter kpown as Annie Hoover, and their two children, Mary and Johp, and Mr. and Mra. William Me. Kinvey, all of Avis, made a trip Ip their Ferd car ope day last week and erjoyed an extra fine dinner at the home of Z D. Thomas, an uncle of the firet named people. LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS. TT _EGAL NOTICE, Not'ce Is hereby given been appraised and set apart widow of Bamuel C, Walter deceas d, pemonal property under the act of June 1883 rove appraisement has been confirm 141 that there has pry OC. Walter, of Centre Co, wunting to §88 8h, al ons be Die FRANK SMITH, ’. Harrison Waiker, Clerk of Oi phan All arney XECUTORY NOTICE Letters testamentary Mary Bhoda Poller, late Gots aed, on the estate of Harris township, © at tyes ticated for grees East ¢ hun eRroos Wost a A. Thomas estate one hs feet 10 the place o i} acre, neain ALSO, ALL THAT CERTAIN MESSU Af tenethent and of ground situate ir Le township, Centre County and State of Pen vania, bousded and described as follows : ing af & stone on the line between ands of the mid Amos Garbrick and The Belie. fonte Pammace Com ¢ by lands of thesaid Amys ( sixty and one. fourth degrees West eight and four tenths rods tu cedar tree, thence by sam h sixty de. gros West sixteen and 1 rods tom stone, thenee by same ortaid und one-fourth degrees West twenty six mode th a sone, thence by same South thirty-three and one half degrees West five and two.lentls rods fr 8 stone, thence by land of William Humes faite South Oty two degrees Best one rod to a #one, thence Hy land of Amos Garbrick on a line tweniy feet from the center of the milrosd leading fo the furnace, North fifty-one degrea East nineteen and elvht-tenths rods to stone, tenes by same North fifty and one fourth de gre s East pine rode to stone, thenos Ly same North sixty-three and threedourth degrees East seventeen and six tenths rods to stone thence diverging from the line of miirosd and by land of Amos Garbrick South 1.iriyfive degrees East seven and five tenth rode to stone, thence by snd of the Bellefonte Furnsce Company North seventy degrees Bast eight and five bnihs rods to a stone, thence by same North iwenty-eight degrees West cleven and five tenih rods to the place of beginning, Coutain. ‘ng one hundred and #ity-four perches, ALSO, ALL THAT CERTAIN TRACT OF land situate in Spring Township, Ceatre County Pennsylvania adjoing other property of the party ol the second part hereto near the stock house of fhe said Brey of the second part. Beginning ai» Wild Cherry ; thenoe South fifty four (54) de grees East, two hundred thirty (480) feet to anoth- er Wiid Cherry ; thence South foity-five (45) de grees West © two hundred sixty-two (262) feet ton post; thence on a straight line to the place of be ginning. Being a triangular piece of land con. taining acres, AL30O the right and privileges to maintain and nse perpetually and exclusively a certain reser. Fly Low existing on the of Hall Moon Hill br a certain pumping sta now existing near % nt Ro the ing Creek, and two certain lines of ing underneath the ground, one thrid portod ning between sid pumping station and said res ervoir and the other beiween sald reservoir and jJand of Hae Solistonte Fiinace ii 1 a of water su to the propert; folie PIrRADS foRpany. Fol eno naes Together with the right of the Rellefonia adn 0 re nace Company jie d im to Dave free ih WOOOROTS Pos renew and replace the tion and pipe lines, an rom the same for the ded new : Far. and re to and yd a . Provi Jihis an privileges are to be Je hore ' eonvye 9 td Hauy . Srp ioe 1 aj ite he we A the maintenacs and unt 3 Siezed, taken in execution and to be fhe ny of the Bellsfonte Pare ha ng un } tod. and Margaret ¥ Hot oawen nh! . La ejoyment of the rights and A. B. LER, o Sherif Belieloniar Fo, May 1, 4. DEATHS, Charles Ryun died at the Bellefonte hospital Baturdsy morning, following an illness of several weeks with Bright's disease. Funeral services were held from his late home in Be le- fonte Mondsy morning. Mr. was boro in 8'x years ago and for years was employed works at that place. Af number at Lucy Horner a sleter to John H nesr Tusseyville, and two daughters, Cathleeu and Liareeta at Lome, mother, Mrs, Samuel Ryan, of Belle- Boalsburg, and several brothers, Bellefonte, also survive, ———r— Fisgs Moved. Flage which led Pennsylvania soldiers in the war for the suppression of the rebellion and the Bpanish war were moved from the state museum to the rotunda of the new state house on Monday after being carried in proces. sion through streets of Harrisburg LOBT — A gold belt pin with a red set please bring same Wo this office, Finder wi AGENTE WANTED or female Good reliable sroposition selling household article I Rive exclusive territory, Address LL. Daggett, P Box 11 clonte, Pa, OQ de 0000000000000 00000000000000004000000000000ns06000000 oF. Lewistown had two fires on Bunday plight which were both checked in their incipient stage, Both were dwelling houses, i wi. ot’ we GePVLNVOOTee rR PSNI LESP ewe To All Our Customers For Summer Sewing Shirtings, Ginghams, Cali- coes, Percales. Tickings, Pillow Casing and Tubing, Bleached and Unbleached Sheetings 9-4 wide, 40-inch Muslin for Sheets, Nain- sook, Longeloth and Cam- bries, all White goods in the new weaves. Embroideries, Val. and Torchon Laces at a bargain. FRESH BREAD Schmidt’s [Harrisburg] Fresh Bread every Tuesday and Friday. SOLER 00PR 0000000 RRRRIRRBR20ERNODSCORORDY Come to see us, H. F. Rossman SPRING IILLS, PA. S00 0CO0S 0000000000050 sonar A" Kettles | fifty cents, air tight boxes, be recalled after Saturday, A BL FREE! On Saturday, June 20, hd > Y] TICKINGS, MUSLINS, selection, PECAYS, PERCALES,
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