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

- N a&eA CAttNCN OA AAaeANA0 0NN'' ~ -
VIM. Candy, was found dead In tn
woods, one day week before last, He ws
some 80 years OF age, and stroke of ap
eplexy, 1t is thought. caused his death,
You can get one Of the best shirts q
Newman's for one dollar.
-Baily, IT,, Of the Ceatrt Herald
stopped in with the REroSrES, few day
ago. 4 6ne looking fellow, but married
We believe.
A choice lot oistonew&re, wholesale
to merchants, and retail 10 others, at very
low figures. at Sechlers, Beilcf'nte. Al
50, the choicest lot Of queensware in iht
county,
-Valentires 4 CO. make specially
Of fne teas and coEees-,hey carry large
stock.
Sale Of ) tracts of real estate Of J.
Henry Duck, deed. in Gregg, June Is.
p. F. Fortney. did the Grating al
Philipsburg, on Decoration day. Dave
can do It.
Mothers will grow weary and sigh
over the Baby's troubles when DR. Balls
Baby Syrup would relieve the Child and
thereby give the Mother rest Price %
cents.
Persons desiring the services Of an
experienced gardner, by the day or other
wise, should apply TO VIM. J. Alexander,
Spring Mills Particular attention given
to rsisinE celery. st.
The barn Of Mr.. Cusiaborder, near
State college was destroyed by FIRE, with
all its contents. one day last week. The
barn was new.
WIN. Bathurst Of Mt. Eagle died Of
the injuries received in the woods some
time ago.
-SecAlers have jus. stocked their
store with = fresh supply Of groceries,
which are offered TO housekeepers st satis>
factory figures. They keep all goods in
their line, and all first class goods.
-LookinE over the list OF candidates
published, one should think the next
democratic county ticket can hardly fail
TO be good and strong one-there is so
much good material to select from. One
thing is sure-some good fellows will have
10 hold over. Let all preserve their temper
however, only few can be lucky.
oRATIoN.-Decoration day was
appropriately observed at various places
in our county, las: Thursday, so ulL
A. Centre Hall, citizens and children
formed in procession a. Winners woods,
and headed by our excellent band. pro-
ceeded to the cemetery, under VIM. A.
Bosl as Marshal, and VIM. p. Shoop, as
sistSnt. The procession must have num-
bered near 20O-eAch one armed with bo-
que. CT flowers and eve-greens. At the
cemetery q square was formed, when
patriotic hymn was sung by the glee club,
Miss Maggie Hoffer presiding a. the or
gan. Prayer was offered BY Rev. Pisch>
er. followed by an eloquent and appropri-
a.e address by Rev. J. Is. Miller, who
spoke of our country from iss birth by
Columbus discovery, coming down to the
close of the late civil war, and paid IT.
ting tribute TO those who lost their lives in
the Struggle for their country.
The line was then divided into squads
and marched to the graves Of the soldiers,
which were profusely strewn with flowers,
AFTER which benediction was pronounced
and the crowd dispersed.
Al Pouers Mills the decoration ceres
monies were similar to the above. The
Centre Hall band was also present, and
appropriate addresses delivered by Reys.
Miller, Robinson and Whitney, and the
graves ofl9 soldiers, buried at Spruce
t,wn cemetery, strewn with flowers.
Valentines 6 Co. have now in stock
a very desirable assortment Of Ladies
ShAwls and Hosiery.
Lock Haven market, close Of last
week: Butter, 10 to l2i cents; eggs, IL
cants; potatoes, 25 cents per busheli chick
ems, so to roc per pair; apple butter, soc
per gallon; lard, 10c per pound; snions, DC
Der bunch; lettuce, &c per mess rhubArb,
s; per bunch; radishes SC per bunch to-
mato plants, 2Oc per doE; cabbage plants,
lOc per doz; strawberries l5c per qt-
-Rev. J. A. Hackenburg, some lime
since pastor Of the Lutheran church al
Muncy, has accepted a call to Lock Ha'
ven. Mr.. II. few years ago was pastor
OF the Bellefonte charge.
-Intelligencs has been received BY
the friends of Rev. DR.. z. ;. Wolf, nov
at Erlangen, Germany, under treatment
of distinguished physician, that his con
stitution is building up again and his eye
sight improving, all Of which the numer
GUS friends of Dr.. Wolf will be pleased K
learn.
We are sorry TO learn that on las
Tuesday evening, Col. John Rishel, o
Gregg, had an at.sck of paralysis, from
which the one side of his body remains nj
fected The Colonel had returned from
Milrsy in the evening, ate hearty sup
per, and shortly after retiring to bed MRS
Rishel observed something unusual abou
him, but he could not articulats at tb
time. Upon investigation it was found h
was suffering from an attack as above
"A twelve>year old son Of Mr.. Aaro
Maize of Union township. Union CO., ha
his right foot torn off on the 10th inst, ur
der the following circumstances He an
his father were engaged in dragging log
AS one of the logs was rolling down, tn
horse frightened and dashed away, tn
bows foot being caught by the chain
book-and in this manner be was dragge
across a twenty acre field at q feafi'
speed and his foot torn off, as stated aboE
and his head cut and body badly bruises
When picked mp he presented sad sigh
all at hand fearing that he would die III
following day this physician and ssver'
associates anputated the limb few inch
above the ragged wound. and at last a
counts the boy was represented to be con
Portable and will recoverable. Tel.
Try Dinges' Tobacco.
-Ifyou want q nice tombstone al
cheap-work equal to any in the city,
to Heislers Bellefonte Marble Work
Mr.. Heisler is a city workman himself.
-Sechler's still occupy the top rul
on the ladder for cheap groceries and ke
the most complete and best conduct
grocery in the central part Of The sta'
You are never deceived in any goods y
buy there.
Get you sugar, coffee, tea, syru
canned and dried fruits at Sechlers, al
YOU are sure of the best.
IF