The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-06-27
LOCAL ITEMS.

burg, paid our sanetum 8 visit one day
last week. Cook is q native Of Aarcnsourg
and one Of our ex.representRtiyes
The best white shirt 81 Newman
for Sl.0o, or 8 full suit Of clothes for hall
Whist any one else will charge.
The following are announced Us re-
republican candidates for commissioner
Col. And. Gregg, Potter d. G. Canoe,
Worth $ H. Stover. Harris.
II; is not true that khe candidates Of
this county intend having { Of July pa
rade sn Nittany mountain. Yet, all the
year round you can get the purost, fresh.
est and cheapest groceries 81 Seehler's.
The Herdie house property was sold on
Monday to Theodore Hill for 81 600, sub
ject TO mortgage Of $1,000.
With Sechle s. Co.'S grocery there
is now connected meat market where
You can get the bes: roSst or steak. M
Seehler is live business man, and his
room for fresh meat is cool, clean and
tasty throughout.
Fourth Of July. Go 70 c. Dinges
for FirewsIks.
Next week, 4,h Of July week, per
custom over the country. there will be no
paper issued. Therefore beg the indul-
gence Of our kind patrons.
WIN. Alexander, Of Spring Mills,
sends US sample of his beets. He mus: be
getting ahead OF Cap. Hassenplug.
LATER. We have later returns from
Spring Mills-CApt HAssenplug sends his
compliments, and with them nice mess
OF new peas and potatoes. The way the
figures now stand the Captain has ma>
jori;y. Thanks.
-First class IsaliAn marble,-the only
place to get fno tombstone At very low
price, is st Heisler's Bellefonie Marble
Works.
A barn on ono sfthe farms of VIM.
McFarlane, Of College township, Mr..
Baibgate tenant. was burned on Tuesday
afternoon, Is. MIR. BathgAte. We are in
formed, sent = aehild to the house for match
es, which were brought, but the little one
retained some, and went TO tbs threshing
floor and innocsnty kindled fre with
the matches in its possession, which csus>
cd the destruction ofthe barn. The father
was unable TO arrest the flames. No in
su.Ance.
Never fail TO visit Seehler's grocery
in the Bush house block, when at Belle
fonte. Always something there worth
seeing. The best assortment of groceries
in this eounty:-al genuine, pure and fresh.
and so low. Al! kinds of produce taken
st highest market prices. They take pleas
ure in showing visitors what they keep.
Nothing misrepresenied, ana the politest
attention given.
Mrs. Meyer, wife Of Henry Meyer,
of Harris township, died very suddenly on
the morning of the 10. She arose that
morning apparently well, and with her
husband intended paying S visit TO Mrs.
George DGrst, of this place, who is i'll.
Mrs. NJ. was suddenly affected with vom>
iiing, which did not seem TO give alarm,
and seated herself in chair, and died be-
fore she could be removed 10 her bed. The
doctors think her death was caused by the
rupture OF blood vessel in her head,
caused by the eIertion 10 Yomit. Her fu-
neral took place At BoAlsburg on Friday
and was very largely attended.
WIN. Z. From, miller at Potter's
bank, informs Us that they are making inn
provements in the mill. Mr.. F. is An sx-
eellent miller.
Owing TO the recent heavy rains, the
grain in the lower end Of the valley will
be very troublesome to harvest. Most OF
it is lodged, ane bad at thai.
Mr.. Thornas Hickman, of Millheim,
lost a very valuable COW last week. 1t is
supposed some one hit her with stone and
broke her leg.
Names added to list of candidates; /;
John Grove, Commissioner. Jeremiah
Tressler, Harris, Sheriff. J:S. NJ Oormick,
Ferguson, Sheriff.
Rev. Roeder, who has accepted q
call from the Centre Hall Ref. charge, Is
expected here by End week in July. he
brings with him his bride.
The Reporter was honored with two
serenades,I last week-one By our home
band, and one one by the Cburchville
band. Both blow good tshunes.
-Newn ian has been'getting new cloth
ing, and will keep on getting it all along
from this on. II you want to know what S
what in clothing and styles 90 to New.
mans clothing hall, and you can see and
buy what you need cheap-cheaper than
elsewhere without any doubt. You can't
do better in the city, and it is g question
whether you could get as good a bargain
in Phil adelphia as Newman will give yoJ
in Bellefonte
On night of s, the barn Of Mr.. Rupert Of
Beech Creek was set on IRE and burned
with all contents. implements, &c. Loss
S150C-insuranee S60.
"A choice lot OF stoneware, wholesale
TO merchants, and retail 10 others, at very
low figures, at Sechlers, Bellefnnte. AL
so, the choicest lot Of queensware in th
county.
The old and well-known stone mil
has been leased for q term of years b.
Aaron Luckenbach and And. Meyer. Mr.
Luckenbach is not only practical miller
but an experienced millwright besides
Mr.. And. Meyer is known as among III
best of millers in this county, and wit
snch talent in the mill, the irm of Luck
enback s. Meyer promise to turn out yer
superior -four, and ask the public to brn
them share of their work, guaranteeing
the utmost satisfaction in -four, chop, &c
and full weight. q
Get you sugar, coffee, tea, syruI
- canned and dried fruits at Sechlsrs, an
you are sure of the best.
GREEN'S Compound Syrup of Ia
Honey and Bio odroOt, cures all affection
of the threat and luDgs-such IS cold
coughs, asthma, Group, whooping cougl
and earlier stages of consumption. AS
for it at the drug-store-it is standar
remedy, which should always be on han
in the family.
"A specially is made in Queenswal
by Sechler & Co., and they have upo
their shelves the most elegant assortmeI
ofthat kind of goods, in the county. A
housekeepers and persons just comment
ing will do we'll to see. Sechler's Queen
ware before purchasing elsewhere. Ofe
cd Very cheap.