The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-03-14
LOCAL ITEMS.

ter, Penn Up, MNch -
Sale, lots of J. From, deed, Cent
Hall, March l6,
p. +. Kellss's sale, Centre Ia
Mar. ~
A Jour Blacksmith wanted immet
ately BY J. T. Lee, Centre Hall Il
MIR. d. Hess has his new store roo
at Linden Hall, completed, and will occ
nv 1t in few weeks, Ii is one OF q
handsomess rsoms in that section.
-Ex-Sherid Musssr Of Penn, is aca
didate for Assembly. Also Abner Ma
ray sfHsrris, and Jno. F. hTebs Of Fe
guson.
- Spartansburg, Pa, was destroyed }
Ere, on :. Twenty families homeless 10
$4,000
Mr.. Murray, this week took posse
sion of Millers drug store he will con
bine with it fancy articles and eonfectioi
cries
Mr.. Huey, a citizen of Miliheiu
died last week, while away Al his forme
home near Shamokin. His wife died sud
denly at Millheim, only four weeks pre-
Yious.
The branch L. Il. from Coourn TO Mil
helm is still being made by word Q
mouth, and a few scratches on paper
Push fellows, and dig.
Mr.. Samuel Sivels, 2. NJ. Of Millheim
has been very sick for some time, but a
present is slowly mending.
The patent single tree, enables yo'
to unhileh 3 horse insisntaEeously ant
with perfect safety. Jno. 7. Tee, coach
maker Centre Hall, has the right fol
Gregg and Potter.
Farmers remember that Mr.. John
Hofer carries on the store 81 the old
stand. Belleisnte. His stock viii be the
largest in the county, and embrace every
thing needed by farmers and housekeep>
ers in the line Of dry>goods, notions, gro
eeries, clothing, &C., at low prices. Hof-
er'salwsys was headquarters for farmers.
The Zion band passed through here
with handsome wagon, few days ago,
which they purchased cheap al = forced
sale in New Berlin.
DR.. Alexander runs lime kiln. He
also had an upset last week, but horse fell
and got fas: in the fence, which prevented
further progress, smashed buggy, and
bruises.
Spring Mills had Musical convsn-
,ion last week, with concert Sat nigh! in
NJ. (. church.
-Rev. Roeder, theological studen.
at Lancaster, preached in the Ref conGre-
cations Of the Centre Hall charge last
Sabbath, on invitation.
Try Seehler's prunes and dried and
canned peaches, if you want something
nice. Sold very low.
-Subscribers of the Reporter who
change their pO,t-ofiee address this spring
should nsiify US. Give old and new Ad>
dress
We had most delightful weather
last week and beginning Of this, bordering
on summer. Some trees are full Of buds
and the busy bees could be heard holding
eoncer: all day long in them. Monday
night brought change, it rAined nearly
al night, continuing cloudy Tuesday.
Have received an order to announce
an independent candidate FOR Legislature.
There is neither name nor money with the
order. Who is responsible?
A farmer told Us the other day thAt
be would no: be without DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup If it cost five dollars bottle. 1
must be 8 wonderful remedy.
Mr.. Shem Spigelmyer OF Hartle;on,
has been employed by the Messrs. Smith
& Co. to take charge of the grain ware
house st COburn.
The Middleburg Pos: says: The barr
and other oulbuildings OF Emanuel Duck
OF Middlecreek twp, we're consumed By
fire on Sunday morning the l7ih inst. Il i
supposed the FIRE is the work Of an incen
diary, as the family Of Mr.. Duck found
sack OF flour slowed away in the barn o.
Saturday, which they removed and in it
stead placed 3 bag filed with stones an
chat. This bag was found some dissanc
from the burned buildings the mornin
amer the FIRE. There was 3 small insuE
ance.
FIEE-0n Thursday last house on III
line Of the L., G & S. G. K. r, six mile
west Of LAurelton, oceupid by two fami
lies, the owner, Mr.. Geo. KreiTher, an
Jno. L. Goodlander, was destroyed b
fire, with most Of its contents. All tbs
was saYed from destruction was throug
the commendAble efforts Of Messrt. Furey
Benson, Stoughton and Hartman. who's
train arrived at the scene just as the Gr
was breaking through the roof. Cause
fre-pipe projecting through the roof
Telegraph.
An elegant table syrup, at Sechler
grocery at only GO cents per gallon. onl
think Of il
We invite the attention Of our read
ers to the large advertisement OF th
Franklin Jewelry Co.. in another column
Any of the articles would make elegar
presents, Every order sent them will
filed.
A FIRST CLASS BUSHES
CHANCE HARDWARE, TIHwARE Az
STOVE STORE FOR sALE.-Locsted
Spring Mills, Centre county, Pa, the te
minus of the Lewisburg, Centre an
Spruce Creek railroad. Is now a ver
good stand, and will be one Of the be
in the State this year and in the futur
The tin-shop alone will and does pay wei
as there arc meme nearer than Millhei
and Centre Hall, both about 6 miles o.
We can convince any parties wishing
buy that it is q good business poiHt w
sell store room and contents at first COZ
Our reason for selling is that one of US e
poets to be away a greater part Of th
summer in the water and steam COVE
nor business, in which we have lately b
come largely interested, and our busine
in the Bellefonte store requiring our who
attention. This is good chance for al
one desiring this line of business. +
particulars, inquire of the below mentio
ed firm at their place of business In Bell
fente. THOMAS a. HICKS q BRO.
-.VIsITING CARDs.-Your mar
printed on 25 Mixed cards, no two aliL
for 10 cents.
VIM. KURTz, Centre Hall, Pa.
The best cheese made in Ameri
lower than elsewhere, always to be fou
at Sechler's grocery, where you can fne
complete assortment of all other grocer
fresh and pure.