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

On last Friday night the lsp,roho
blanket gum apron and curtins were sto
len from the buggy Of Rev. W, II. Fisch'
er, in this place The buggy was locked
in the carriage house at the time, and the
thieves gained entrance through a little
trap-door. This is the third time that this
kind Of property has been stolen from MT
Fischer. Reward OF So is offered for the
thieves. Same night some shirts were
stolen from the promises Of Mr. JAG. Ar
ney, and the cellar Of Moses Richard en-
tered and pies and bread stolen. And on
same night shot gun and pouch, that was
in Mr.. Ovcrdorfs buggy in the stable was
also stolen, and tho lining cut on; Of The
buggy top and carried on,
Barnes store, at Pleasant Gap, was
robbed on last Saturday night Quant'
ties Of dry goods, boots, etc. were found
scattered around outside and lot OF to-
hacco carried or
Tho fellows who robbed Barnes store
gained entrance by boring holes through
the back part until an opening was had
larSe enough 30 creep through, This Is
the third timo this store has been robbed.
y. II. Miller, DIR. Alexander, How.
Smith and G. Van PelL spent decoration
along one Of cur mountain streams We
did not know there were any soEcrs buried
there, Boque,s carried in vial, Of course.
LArxR.-A terrible mishap heCcl these
decorators. They len grab and dry clothes
in their covered wagon and then set OUT
for the speckled beauties. Returning ai
noon 70 camp, what did ;hey behold r.
pSnts, drawers, clothes, all chawed up by
cows. and scattered Abou, the wagon
pies. jellies, pickles and sieS, all gone too
even the napkins ehawed into humps
some think II WAS COWS, others bear
that went fer the things, aud pulled all
out Of the wagon, eating what was oAsaeIe
and ehawinE up the rest into eads Wet
weary and hungry, our boys had to wend
their Way home, Keeping up their spirits
bv cusses on the depreds,ions OF the anI'
mile.
We saw \ man on Decoration day
dressed in a splendid new suit Of clothes
he said /. was the best he had ever worm,
and that he never had an idea he would
be able TO a1Fori a good suit, but now ne
could dress rs well IS some other people
times were Little out OF
Joint His explanation Of il was simply
tha, since the New Eagle Clothing ha''
was opened hy Newman, clothing mas
been sold so low that any poor man could 1
afford to buy a gsod suit Of clothes Ana
that is iaet-Newnan has done Il all.
Go 10 him If you want cheap suit
Mr.. Jno. Il. Ford, fashionable tall
or. at Millheim, still aourishes As first
class on fits, and is one Of the best works
men in the county. Ii you want suit
that will make you look like gentleman
le. Ford take your measure.
List Of Letters remaining in the
Pos. Office At Centre Hall, June l, ISIS
Mr.. Ira Ayres, l. William Straue, l.
John 7. Sanders, Mrs. Kate SmcisseT,
Miss Nellie {. Smith, Miss Aman-
La y. Z A c. 9N'A"' Ns''""-'rs 7
.bove letters will please say advertised
J. A. REEsMAN, 7. Nj.
On May oath, Mr., J. IL. Barnhart
while travelling between Mans Axe Fac
ory and Humes mill, was ,hrowR from
lis buggy, by runaway horse and IN
ured severely. The muscular power OF
lis right arm seems to be almost entirely
estroyed.
Under the new game law, signed by
he governor on Monday, deer can only
,e hunted from ! Oct; 10 Is Dec, and no
iuniing Of deer with dogs.
Squirrels can be killed only from Sept.
10 Jan. !.
Lock Haven citizens are making an
,Iort to have the middle district peniten-
iary located in that town.
Candidates are beginningto liven up
ocal politics little,