The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-04-25
LOCAL ITEMS.

On last SabeAth the house o. GU
friend John Roush, this side Of Madison
burg, was robbed Of over 500 Two
trsmps who were prowlinG around that
nejEhborhood day or 50 before, are sus'
pec;cd 70 have committed the deed, An
entrance was gained through the cellar
door which was forced open.
THANKS 10 Prof Il Meyer for a copy
Of Pcnn'a Report os Public Instruction,
/-Rev. \. \. Kerlin paid our sanc,um
avisit few days ago, Al has served his
charge in Huntingdon coua.y, six years
now, and still they like him, Il
John VI. Swartz, Of TwinGrcye, HI,
writes, Apr. Is; The weather in the west
is spring-hke, with a good deal oi rain.
Fall grain and grass lcok we'll.
During the heavy thunder gust on
las. Friday evening, two houses were
struck by lightning, One was that Of Mr..
Derr, Of Bellefonte, which sustained con-
siderable damage; the other was the
house Of Mr.. Jacob Snook, in Brushval-
ley.
If YOU wish % look at or buy brag
lot OF queSnswsre. that can not be e1celled
i n any store in this county, jus. call a;
Seehlss's grocery, and yon will be as:on>
ished
Marble maatels. monuments, head
and foot stone. ofthe mos; exquisite.work>
manship, at Heisler's marble works, Belle>
ioH:e.
The Northern Conference, Central
Penn'a Lutheran Synod. meets at Rebers-
burg, May :,
Rev Roeder, whc Is about finishing
his course, at Fr, and Mar. College, held
services in the Reformed church, this
place, on last Sabbath, assisted by Prof.
u. NJ. wolf. The councils of the charge
met on MondNy ana voted 20 send Mr..
Roeier call.
Henry Brocksrhoff, Of Bellefonte.
says the H'ateiuisu, will be 81 years old on
the 10Th Of June, next.
-Threo new buildings are 10 60 up
this spring in our town. Jacob Dinges
has already commenced work on a two
story brick, which is 10 be used for gro,
ee-y. j. o. Deininger will erect two
houses on Church stree:-oue Of bIick and
one OF plank.
On Monday court was taken up with
hearing constables' reports and the lieens-
es. All the licenses on this side were
granted. Some of the Bellefonte saloons
were refused.
We were pleased 70 see father Wag-
ner, Of the Loop, 50 far recovered As to Wis
it our town on Monday.
is no; true that green Christmas
makes white Easter It holds ont as lit
tie as ground hog dsy.
The Bush house, under that prince
OF landlords, MCollum, continues to be
the favorite hotel for the people, and Is
steadily Increasing il patronage. The
table IS first class, attendance gentleman
y, and charges very moderate.
-SeyerAl car loads OF choice s;oReware
al Sechler's cheap grocery-will be sold
cheap TO dealers, at wholesale, and retail
10 house>keepers.
Our county jail has upwards oft%en-
~ prisoners. Il is expected that about Il
of them viii be sent TO the peni;entiary
this term.
A heavy thunder shower passed
over portion Of this county on last Friday
evening. There was much lightning and
heavy thunder il passed north Of Ni.tany
mountain at Bellefonie there was heavy
rain and some hail.
DR. Jacobs had 4 run>of on Friday,
and sulky wrecked Il 4. Smiths horse
stripped bride while hitched in front OF
bank, on Monday-ran about 80 rods
wrecking a buggy.
On Sunday last cur town was en-
vsloped in smoke from the fires on Nit
tany mountain. At night the south side
was sheet of fame, making a grand and
glaring sight, but desiructive'of hundreds
Of acres Of woodland Quite stretch OF
Mr.. J. Henry Keller's fence was burned
on the mountain farm.
Jacob soli, who with family left this
place in March for Kansas, IS How on his
way back here again, by private convey
ance Jake will take no more Kansas IN
his.
Go to Heisler's marble works, at
Bellefonte, if you want eity-like work,
and the finest italian marble
Grand opening and grand styles at
Newman's Eagle Clothing HALL New
man has Just opened the largest stock OF
Clothing, Shirts, Hats, etc, etc, ever
brought to Bellefonte, at prices so low as
to astonish Everybody, among which are
Mems good suits at S3.0O, which other
stores would sell at s.. A suit at 81 worth
s.. Good all.wool Cashmere suits Ai
$3.50, worth $40 : in fact, prices are aston
ishingly low, even less than it would cost
only to make. The best Shirt in the state
at 81, and everything else in proportion
from 10 to 10 per cent lower than you can
buy It any where else in Central Psnn'a
This is no idle talk, but solid fact. Be
sure and call on Newman al the Eagl@
Clothing Hall and conyince yourself be.
fore you purchase any clothing, for beai
in mind that Newman keeps the only reg
uIar and exclusive clothing store in tn
county, and has more clothing than an
5 other stores together, which is one of tn
many reasons why he can sell cheaper
All goods warranted as represented and
fit guaranteed.
"a new Sunday School has bee
opened in the old N. X. church lSyna
gogue) in Georges Valley, with Samuel
Bible for Superintendent That schoc
will be strictly Biblical and of course sue
cessful. y.
A CARD TO THE LADIEs.- We. tn
undersigned, have had Switches, Puh,
etc, made by Mrs. Sallie Barnes, and al
ter examining them closely, pronOunc
them to be better made and at less prlc
than any we have yet seen, either city
country make.
MIS-. Jane Miller, Mrs. Maggie Tresle
Mrs. Mary Loneberger and Mrs. Lott
Eckenroth, Pleasant Gap. Mrs. Carr
Stewart Mrs. Glenn and Matte Rhode
Bellefonte. Mrs. {. K. Wolf, Mrs. ID
NeEDtire, Mrs. Lohr, Mrs. Lot Kimpor
Miss Mary Stevens and Miss Sadie BEL
Pennsvallsy.
Combings can be sent by mail at Eei
small cost All work returned By ms
free. Prices, one and Two strand switche e
$LOO. Three strand switches, SLID. Pu'
lO cts each. Address,
MRS. SALLIE G. BARNES,
II ap At Pleasant Gap, Z