fd Ni r
ES A ASI RAP RRR
ENTRE CO. FARMERS HOME. —
THE
JUSH HOUSE
BU ’
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
Improved Stabling and Careful Hestlers.
Low Bpecial Rates for Jarymes and Wit
nesses, Cleanliness, Comfort and Table
unexesiled.
AO DISURIMINATION
against ihe Producers of our food, than
whom none are mors worthy, or mores ens
titled to attention. The Dush House hays
ing over three Lines the capacity of other
hotels, there is no occasion ot disposition
io place the ¢ i in ailie rooms. This
inecounts for itz growing Lodal Trade We
do not trust your hories lo the care snd
{profit of parties disconnected with tholhos
tel. D. P. PRTELS, Proprision.
junit
| ——— ——————————— —————
IRDVVARE,
Jas. Harris §& Co.
ARE OFYELY iow
REAPER SECTIONS and
REAPERS,
And all kinds of Farming Tools,
RAKES, FORKS, SCYTHES,
*ROUTE HAY FORKS,
BLOCKS, ETC,
kinds of H A RB D-
meet all demands in
Ft GI. ww A
1 TAY “ -
do the mest good.” The “Credit Mobil: | INST 'REDIT MOBILIER. GARFIELD'S GOLDEN GOOSE.
for of America” was the title of
of
A NEW DEPARTURR!
STORE | BEST PLOW IN THE WORLD!
f joint | ————
: HOW THE REPUBLICAN NOMINEE!
GATHERED GEAR IN CONGRESS,
D ONE OF OAKES AMES’
SSIONAL PENSIONERS,
stock company organized for the construc The Lycoming
i : {
tion of the Union Pacific railroad. Yhe | pany, after an hon rable record o
oapital stock of the company was $3,750, | years, is in trouble, The fact that ithas
000. Tt became very valuable and paid | decided to withdraw from all ol
anormous In the | tes than Pennsylvania, and that
on |
course of legal pro |!
by |
Colonel MeComb, of Delaware, in
BUILDING OF
BY
TRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER.
THE SYRACUSE CHILLED
of Syracuse, N. ¥.
Are now putting on the market a Piow that
¥ wach superior to any Plow heretofore
made as the Plows of the past few years have
boon superior (0 those made ball & coptury
ag
NEW
}
»
the De Golyor| What the Republicans of His Own
aving Contract, | Congressional District Thought of
WEARS FALSE. Him in 1874 and 1876—He runs
ntand to say anvihing Several Thousand Votes
Ek Behind His Party Tick-
to Reoure
her I
dividends, 1878 in |
Cho Centre Reporter.
a NN .
3, KURTZ cvs EDITOR
momma lS ———
i +0:
ceedings brought patrocted (ts apents in this State
|
'»
clos
regard | turn all its cash
i cate that it will
Freee RERR BREERAEY al
I \
) hii i trae and on
A Do Ohige
soveral | its business
edness of $300.0 \
thirty davs, hy the Milton, {
: i 3 “a YY sir t
to the ownership of the stock, it came out
a}
know
yi.
(Credit
: le should
ud Besides a provi .
), house of of
h Mobi
Anes Wit has lost with In 18%
1, Pa., June 17, 188(
1 £) Ar *
AND
- 0
vasa
res
UnxTie Har
nomi
STATE TICKET.
SUPREME JUDG!
A. JENKS, Jefferson Cot
AUDITOR GENERAL,
“RT P. DECHERT, Philadelphia.
DOE, ' i
wnty #t
AIRY
IN
x a
witid
{Logs a1 the excellencios of any Plow
|
{8
alien for}
tt fone
before | minm ng tog was |
10 une,
It obviaws 1 the objections finds Ww any
other Plow,
in addition It embraces several new features
of the greatest value, for which we have ob
tained exclusive Palepta
11s Beam, Clovis, Jolnter Standard and Wheel
Standard will be STEEL, and its mold board
will be a composition of Bteel and Iron chiflled
ander & process for which we have also
obtained an exclusive Patel. NR will be
“THE SYRACUSE
in thai ‘y elinildine O sraticons fi :
lie that our Rebuilding Operations, now 4ght will be eighteen pounds Jess than
4 Hit radical change gin oul present sore, and dur ! prosout styles "
amer materially reduce the size of the building. We find our first-class Steel Plow, made in the or.
. rés with the lareest stock we have aver had « ia B » i RARRAR Bir ry way, full rigged, retails for twenty 4wo
Nineteeth cengressions|™ ives with the largest stock we have ever had at this state of the season, ag~| —. Fort Plows retall & g
sed to of |grégating almost oe A
" ¥ WN Ff % wv y re # our new Plow will be but :
AMILLION DOLLARSINVALU E,|
ROPE
As well as all
And it is not only desirable. but necessary, that a large por
should be closed at once.
BEAD
wh sonsment of ¢ i cent . wd y ’ " © Hau Wa perry th
Cal
y
Hing
{ there wore honest and ir
Z2OLOSING SALE OF DRY GOODS
AN EXTRAORDINARY SCALE.
W|e0 convenuon
not taking Gen. Bea ot Th : DC hy laa } ) this counts g | him ihe ¢ u 1estion Ni bi Lr # ihe me ' I
cleaner , gain
number n
expressed
& eA
after Gartield
non
of
rod Grant,
0
Oo
a shame not trict wi TEL
Ficl Wii Could -_
i
i bh
u ail
t
%
COB 8
and
regular n uppor:
NY A ip }
yoeting
tion at Pit
i
3
!
the
if
yr
We hereby aunounece to pub
ba) took open ground]. Ty
st i iN Progr Will include ¢
them Wore produce the record | : HaUL 19
A
ya
\ yo
LION was passed araening ro in progres
YY iy 1 4} i BONE Cast Willi 1 y ef Heplember, 1876, the Ps
to hall i
r three hundred dollar
of OF the retur:
ned
pri
tren Dollars, and it will be the
tara] Implement ever sold. §
will outwear three of the
of the ordinary steel mold
Bodin plows
wi have hitherto proved a
« ariieid t
st Warren,
ecting Dr
and L
}
Seven
eapost
Is old
ory bes
fasion 110 Organi o
3 grad
i BK ign, of Laake for board
BRITmAn, Brown, of Portage, {ion Kinds {
WARE,
this line,
¥
| Georgi Paine, of Lake, secrets.
3
where all sieel
JAE HARRIS & CO,
Eellefonte,
0 to $a our
own locality, No Hiek,
Women do se well as
men, Manymske more
than the amount stated
above. No one ean fail
make money fast. Any ons can do the
work. You can make from &0 cis. to $2
sn hour by devoling your "evenings and
spare time to the business. It costs nothe
ing to try the business. Nothing like it
for money making ever offered before
Business pleasant and strictly bonorshle
Reader, if you want to know allabout
best paying business before the pub
send us your address and we will scnd
full particulars and private terms
Samples worth $5 alse free. You ean
then make Bp four mind for yourself
Address GEORGE STINSON & C0,
Portland, Maine,
ANCER REMOVED WIT HOUT
Knife, and, in most caves, without
in. ApplytoC.P. W, Fischer, ML. D.,
Pe nt Centrecounty, Pa. 24 jelly
Rs TAO
CENTRE HALL,
MANTFACTURES OF
Baddles, Earness, Bridles, Collars,
Flynets, and also keeps on band Cotter
Nets, ele. Prices low sz any where sles
All kinds of repairing done. Ths best
stock always kepton band. All work war-
ranted, A share ofthe public patronage
kindiy solicited. oct, of }
1 1010 DUR DAsTUYOS,
monn so AO MP SAIN
rink”
4 30%
nity
si
i | Although the great bulk of this stock was contracted for on a basis of
. of Lake, B, F. Perry, of Ashta.|V8iues much lower than now, we haye determined, after careful considera
tla, L. D. Brown of Portage, and ©, D.|lion, instead of storing away the goods, to distribute among our patrons and
of Lake, were chosen a committee CODSUmers generally, say one half, or
, and H, H, Hine, Wm. Bl rare Yah X - sk xs
Batworth 3 ae oy [FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND
} ; M or I Poche} y ! ¢ and KX. M, Murry,
faction a)“ plan I) AT Ey ia Sin er of public planderers and as iste 1 the m lene nen of he inves HOD lad a committee of conference
on of (s, }
introduced | Corr.
Pols nter Point, on which
uso obtained a Patent, aod which is
improvement, both as regards
i Wear, i.
r can shifted 80 8% 10 lake
4, and also mone of Joss pitch,
end IC can always be § PLOaa Hoo with the
Pow,
The whee! will run under the beam or ond
side of It as desired, and always kept in line §
The beam 18 adjustable for Spring or Pall
Plowing, and also for two or three horses,
The handles can be adjusted 10 O0UIMO-
date a man or boy, on the sane Plow,
It is 6 perfect Plow,
Vooden beams are going out of use because
rink, swell and warp, and never rus
Wire
t
&
Pat oe
Garfield started out
for a whil
He
that nher | preacher, and
W nat a member
is their candidate for president.
ittle whi will be ready
ii r
oy alwawe did think pn
> stealing.
u
3
i
i
IK ag at - in rt} 8. Ossement. B DOLLARS WORTH, ¥
that high calling an :
8
willie they were appeint. 1
4
§
§
At such Prices as may be necessa ry il or We have
| therefore, inaugurated
» speedily close
REAT CLOSING SALE
seninst| 10 Every Department, and propose to distribute such bargains am: ng the
Ri BL . . B - . n : . 4 : : ; 4 : a . y oo
graver| PeOPle, far and wide, as will be our most effective advertisements for the now | 0 FE re become Gemorslised abd
v lore we propese lo open no the ear iy autumn, pend, which 1s much we an 10 breaks, |
| al he Dooessity of the day.
Erin T r T 1 . T x ar eg Te od
04 against] TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE: ong apd very much ghte:
resent represen«! AL) yie
| dist d 0 we Say a Mold board Is ¢
ow it 1s 80.
im off on them s composition
nd eall lied metal,
ir this new Plow lu every
4 er
OF renresans
}
. the
» nothi
There 18 ig
un
stealing
3 . " wheeled rigl
KOOW nan 3 %
told : what he once preache
->~
bo
it aro co! tions, Tafter al
wl AG
man to-day |
th
he administra |
mmilles On res
whoroas, said
rd
Union cot
fo
i
this indepen
N
oy
The
i
i
§ . publicans of the
{ made the fistriet of Ohio
HErass siBiict
Jk | Congress, oa
Hayes,
| thonotary, CU.
M. Hayes.
, 1hat there is no
faeenr Bs
connecled with ney Bi ,
SCANGNS BL
natior 2
»
3 3 i Ri ROVernment on Beans are too heavy,
¥ niéase shu fi . .
§ pioase shu 1 ustly preferred mere or bl
\ n Hig
r ici
408
ia} y
IRE
€ are pub p
t
I
d
sustaine
y
. 3 Ding
it Wil EIEEELEN
» {ast two vears iol ar hilled, the
!
goods!
SUCH|
radical
well are]
riunity |
the!
§
il
We do not claim to have reduced Jere are certain
{in such limited sup ly that we can searcely meet the demand,
GOODS WILL NOT BE REDUCED. But outside of these
tered | mark.down has taken place, and many goods that are selling
vO 18 SeRrcely An imarked away down to insure their immediate clearance. The opp:
.{ to secure bargains is a very unusual one, and buyers of Dry Goods
{country over should promptly put in an appearance ai our house
| Our organization and our facilities for distributing large quas i goods
“are believed to be unequaled, but every effort will be made to strengthen
and increase its efficiency during this closing sale, so that all wh t
(may be waited on promptly and to their entire satisfacti
' and AaB0oRBAS Discarding all sensational or exaggerated rtatements we throw upon the
tion with Cred Market this immense stock of Dry Goods, determined to sell the amount
thereof, VAmed at whatever sacrifice may be necessary to accomplish the object.
ared| All who need Dry Goods or who can be induced by the certainty of say-
of his|IDE, to anticipate their wants, should visit us in person. From present indi-
d upon bis cons|CAtions the goods will be sold too rapidly to insure in all cases perfect satis- |
uneng them faction in the filling of orders through the Mail Order Department during
¢ find. | the continuance of this great closing sale.
he evidence
| a everything, for (
33 ballot at Chicago, in not
arf }
LEAL at]
tins
i
1 was thi .
a it chi
LrSL enlere
a vory sasall discount ©
the Rallroad Proight.
. a
which rings and
1 arrayed against
ies (
i Lhe ist
iural Implement
as be ol 1 x
i } Vik} us
yo sh
1S
a & phon yperl
us therefore who are pot willing toant
AS Agents of the principle that “a nimble six.
pence 1s better than a slow shilling,” hood not
APply or an agency.
No Plows on commission. All sales absoiuta,
FP This is the only Steel Chilled Plow In
the World,
Reed ¢
§
THE BEST IS THE CHEAPE T
GEISER’
Yu ny , a.
arcs QI A
a fer
iA nis
n. Garfield took
th
through
sared from all
'S PATENT
SELF-REGULATING
of congress he
fe pass jaa
if not infamous De-
What
k rio i
KOCW
afterward called
~
Lid
: i several times more than Iron.
2 Plow, full rigged, by giving small
discounts, can be sold for Seventeen Dollars
Compare this price with thet of any Iron Plow
ever mage.
It is cheaper thas any other Plow how
taade would be at five dollars and a half,
Where there are no agents we will, on re
oeipl of Seventeen Dollars send a Plowtoany
Rallroud station in the State and pay the
relight. Address,
BYRACUSE CHILLED PLOW CO.
Syracuse, N.¥
|
If ET GOOD BREAD,
- (3 Uy calling al Lhe new and exten.
i8ive bakery establish ment of
JOSEPH CEDARS
{who has removed to A. Kaath’
ion B {i where he fu
[Bry Gay
Fresh Bread,
{
Sh0
Pi
fhat was the famous i wel
But ®
5
pavement
G
iis
a ar. Grain Separator
y faptl
over J Ward
tion with 3
ofl y
art i
ol
: Jd hag
ell. dl OaS 1
ANS
material re mens |} so—
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER.
EIGHTH
i
!
i
mes sn I ps i and garbled
y Inter Ocean,
x ~~ : ArrRign and
4 30 LAOICag
d AND MARKET STREETS, PHILADELPHIA.
is i his
133
$8 8 4
il aia
e discouragement ¢
Cleauwer and Bageer, and the
; nN
NEW ENTERPRISE. n
whe! A LEXANDER & CO.
ot AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT
Wi SEED STORE,
1
A Sy
stal PEE a
wart republioan ev
idenee and 458, TRACTION
i lags
any Hall
SRI ast 3
e
'
s old stand
what the Reporter in hog rnishes evs
'Breco d isa heavy
nna 10D sired
at Garfield
Of Kil Kinus,
8, elo,
Candie
*
Cale
ne queen, ’
: &
&,
"
HACK
{rang
i 8
; LF.
Nuit»,
¥
y ¥ 3
\. Fruits,
g bel nging t«
of expe
i
r
FON
Anything and everyihir
ithe business. Hsvis
¢ farmers rience in the }
hing hat ho can
ipiement who may fi
ing SEEDS of all 30 aug ti
8 OWD
p
10
ig had vears
usiness, he fatters
gusranied isfaction &
vor him with their patronsse
JOSEPH CEDARS
yk
i Yimpord
y
would be 1 : i ] i i . .
paipasgio and clear as init al
init sal
1d red | imMpar-
i
¥
IY An
Ban
were (io
ily cared for.
ivy #) :
EAVER WIL
ir Gen. Beaver put
A I stirs
D ON GARFY, C. M.
1
ry
onvention, He said |
, that private negotiations
5 ha ane ONT guaranieed
lay ut home made by
industrious, Canis
required ; we will
Mi RB, Relneh,
iris make mosey |
ter at work for u t
nothing! anything else. The work i
this planter, as the 2000 pleasant, and suc h 88 Anyone can go right
i wer English {now in use in Ce county demonstrate &t. | Those who are Wise who seo ain no-
5 th 1 se: tha 2 sil $38 8 ALE] * ii ais $ t ®
i wardrobe, but that she smuggled ARROWS. oad CULTIVATORS ofl and ses for themselves. Costly Outfit and
heso valuables away and played her part ; i
ith
LOW,
§ 4
is the be
. it thor
1e iif ithor
zeq agenls ic
ERCHILLED P
ndisna, It
y with bera
ywels and
+
dresses |,
3 $ »
§ 0
us
1 & Speech al Li is 0 vv itt 1 du
and some al
minde
plows 1
ter plows tl
. nd nasas faand (S&Me amount
R AbQ ver ound, Hall Corny ian
y ne l
k il DORN Ighout thelme
iL Was missed from the queen's or }
50 Lhe heystone
nade at Centre Hall,
hin hs
rng ng tinti
18 DEeROLIAt
Ins . .
3 nabled hi proper boam
roceeding 3 fair evidence | than theses ca
oF os
i
stuma of the sho ued an X
» | that there will ivision in the par- | and
ity. Ex-Lieutenant Governor Dorsheim- | tors
er, who took part in the Kelly Conven- |
tion at Syracuse, said he knew of no
gotiations, but he did think there |
would be any division in the Democrat. |
ic party in that State this year, and he |
had no doubt that the nominee of the |
Cincinnati Convention would receive
the unanimous support of the party.
Similar expressions of opinion were ob-
Oe noda ihe 3 ewels were
¢
14 2
:
ve
i" %
ing ithe dresses proba} would have rit
{ re
entl as been chosen
as the standard bearer of the Republic
party in the approaching nati nal contest,
i to second the motion which has
to make that nomination
imous, and to assure this convention
¢ people of the country thay Pen
ia is heartily in accord with tl
mination——{cheers)-—that she gives
| concurrence to it, and that this coun-
r may expect from her the greatest ma
r
0
t
oman who got
of
\ Ww
n
oe fi
circumstances
ors, on the contr
nt
wk
18 1
y Goal of Lhe romance the ¢
is tipi
soy f 18 ung,
AME
the latest impreved patterns, {terms free. Now is the Those ah
1 them in the colonies cannot be quess] MOWERS, REAPERS snd GRAIN {Tendy al work are laying up isrge sums of
iBRINDERS, -{) these we sell the Osharn | mor ey. Addres 1 RU E & C 2. UEUs
isither as separate Mowers, Combined ia, Maine. x ¥
Reapers and Mowers, single Harvostors or
as Combinad Heapers and Binders
THE WHEELER, No.6, asa combin-|
i machine e best machine of the!
ind the market, i
THE GREATEST IMP}
= STEAM ENGINES,
Manufactured only by Grrser
Maxcracrurixe Co » Way
nesboro, Franklin Co, Pa.
The world challenged for
ood wor Grain saving,
. . 3 g ifn de fin
most without exception. ception out of her life and situation,
Opp i WY Aa SIRE
A ALY
A M1
‘ 1
n d
tn
Ha
made Government used to send to lun
- v
A BRUTAL MURDER,
Ixpraxarorts, June 18.—The body o
colored, was found Jin oc
)
oople who wore ne
}
YArious American colonies I
i= 1, quite } to
}
ot
nation wad enough omni —-
ang, and net good
land. Thi
ninals were usually sontence
3
*
i
i
:
!
Lhe CRIIPRIED 81
in advance. We
+
to have each reader and
i ¢
x fay
©! -
*
i
Nn a
ie savy
r The
nis
%s
heporier
per month,
» 3 THY | :
Who were bh is 1
conventi
f & aN ] all
second ball
James Williams, 12 ce
the i143 a AW TOR i p | RING AT Bade
u e, andthe woods near Lawrence, this county, OVEMENT! woul
i
3
i ‘ 3
3 Yours’ pons &
2 You: poelia: 80 y
ty that Bas been given for a Presiden-
candidate in many yeas.
idn’t Beaver
Now why « for Ga
tained from Ex-Judge Spence and other
Tammany men,
»
on ballot
delegate from
ij 418 name ap
San bh
were sen as the Atlantic to spen
time, F
chants or planters, ly
genoral
shapeless mass. His wife was found un
conscious on the fuer of his cabin with he
:
soe
0
ristown Gleaner
It is won-
*
iL.
«and Binder. Call and
y derfully perfect.
EE
1d be pleaded
| friend of the Reporter send us a name for
the campaign, and thus help the spread of
i democratic doctrine. Persons geiting up
bad
Light and Smooth Running,
cleaning perfectly in all ki
of grain—wet or dry. Also the
the senator.
same delegate
third, fourth
on the sixth
elegate joined :
ninth the vote POOPi0 AL & gx
ther ¢ of il
1
ana
The democrats of Illinois have nomi- one| clubs will receive a copy free.
nated Hon, Lyman Trumbull for govers
nor. A better nomination conld not
have been made,
.——
Since Garfield's nomination republi
eans have discovered that his record is
rather heavy to carry. Many are diss
cussing the matter of having him withs
draw and nominate a man like Edmunds
whose record has no Credit Mobilier,
landgrabs and De Golyer paving jobs in
1
i JA As X Botan v | Any boy twelve years old, with
, bondsmeon-and-women for|skull crushed but still alive. She WAS horse, will follow and bind all the grain/
: sontence; and Great Bri.| brought to the city hospital. Her recovsithat any Reaper with side delivery will cut. |
ny of its pestering! ory is doubtful. There is no clue to thellt not only binds but gleans, and will save|
. [the price ofthe machine in one year, by
«taking up from the stubble that which i
————— i
| elect from Ohio
| voted for Garfiel:
1 hy
ii
art, if he is that
instead of
through, under Don's leas
p
20
kir
» NOVELTY
HAY & GRAIN RAKE
the Best Rake out.
factured by 8. & G.
Mechanicsburg, Pa.
J. A. Fle
18mardm
votiug
i
1
AL B00
1 a8
; co, and bad no further murderer ,
The colonial purchas
’ bold
had
0) i
rehy? i |
It wou
Cal
Manu.
Havex,
ES oat
County ss. | THE McSHERRY GRAIN DR
I, Wm, E. Burchfield, isither with
cierk of the Orphan'sior without fertilizer and seed sowing ats
money out of them | Court of sald county dojtachments. It is the best grain drill for!
In 1770 Sarah Wil son, maid of the Hon, | hereby certify that at an Orphan's Courliall purposes in the market i
ies Vernon (held at Bellefonte the 20th day of April| THE GEISER THRESHER AND
Ethan “* {A. D,, 18%, before the Honorable the!SEPARATOR. Th reputation of this
ored the Char} Judges of said court, on motion a rule was machine is so well established that we
broke open a cabinet and took there-| granted upon, {say nothing about it that the people do :
from nany diamonds and other valuable! Phoeba Gramly, Catharine Wolf, Henry know, " Any parach Waning one,
iV jewels’ together with a miniature of the Wolf, Samuel Gramly, Sussanah Hos- | need of repairs for those now in
. Sho was not seen committing the terman, J. 1 Hosterman, Reuben |ty DON 2 5% YEAR IFS TTAE
oh 108 8 ! tir { Gramly, Mary Ann Kreamer, Reuben] AGI 5, CARRIAGES, BUGGIES
any ol stolen valuables! Kreamer, Barbara Jane Chatham, Johnjand PHAET ONS, Woare agents for the|
vr possession when arrested nor| H. Chatham, the heirs and logal repre~(sale of the celebrated CONKLIN WAG. .
| sentatives of Philip Gramly, deceased,|ON, the reputation of whi h is £0 well eau} §
that sha bad to come into Court on the 4th Monday tablished ; a0 of the ( ORTLA ND !
LIAL B00 LRA AP] of August, next, to accept at the valus-| PLATFORM SPRING WAGON oS, Cars
queen s apartments where tion, or to show cause why the real os riages, Phaetons, and Buggies. All Are
1¢ had no honest business, having gain«| late of said deceased should not be sold. warranted. $ ail and see specimens and
| Same notice to be given as in Inquisi~ xii ne guia ogues as io styles Cat prices |
tion. yaionr yi fisewheore., RURIOLU OB
q 1 s Ress {furnished on application. . »
y | Ain testimony whereof I have herounto|*“:! ASTER AND FERT SERS | \ { y
Al then, but when the robbery was|set my hand and sfixed the seal of the} 14 > Instor final FE FLIZERL. A Y
85 min) y . : i A PIR GNOLY ground, as 000 As
id Sarah Wilson had to suffer for it.1said Court at Bellefonte, the 26th day of|yhe best Nova Sets. Xt ane u Lh o
[She was sentenced to seven yoars and to] April, A, D. 1880, . . {$7.00 por ton. Peruvian Guano sold on
{America to be sold jnte servitude for the | Attest WM. E. BURCHFISL
JOHN SPAN 1 RK . orders only. Phosphates always onl ‘3 BO( T & SHOE
term. A Maraland planter bought her. lJ an 3t SPANGLER, d
]
J re + “Special manures for different crops so!
} 1 io Shorifl,
St
An, the ot
1 the tenth
man gos
eleventh
On the
for the six!
Pennsylvania |
He returned to Gar-|
he nineteenth ballot
OOS ined | ent
by another delegate]
i
ballot,
ate from
who cast the
fii gr
(eee
ILL. |
or without broadeast hoes, with!
‘Centre
8
+ 4
our state, ars
for wh
ho slaye
the
ware on
3
¥
single vote paid, and get (SEAL
[SEAL
worth of the
han the balance of the delegates.
EE ts te
WHO IS ARTHUR?
w1! 1 ears Filta rs
ill el re Pui an test
egate des
how
mi
Agent ’
Cextre Hani, Pa.
———— sister of Lady Grosvenor,
)
¥
\
, and ren apartments of Queen
g
a5
ing
the coun |
y tie,
y
.
hd or
NTS
Cs
| THIRTY.
Republicans come to the Reromrten| copy free
wanting to know who will be the demo- | 11¢ mol
| cratic nominee for President. The only On
answer we can give is that the Cincin- breaks
y a0 rato ha : onarE. ferris ad | were made from and Wash!
mon pr
3 if
§ it.
scan voters who Mr. Arthur is, |
ing for Viee President. He was |
»d from the custom house for
practiees, hy Hay 2,
§
1
; i
ml ' .
: - ew
anni
Queen,
COT.
L nor wor the
Here is the
i ai
I, Millheim,
iniservicenin the pubiic. He is
FAVIONS in Lae destaipre
vote,
ight any
| v | Prepared Lo perforn
wh Tession,
Hels nowfally
jwithout pan
Mo in ubsequent search. Suspicion re ort
“You have made the custom-house a ti ti p {fr
. sev y w» | 1S X Féntic meeis
centre of partisan political management.” | B84 convention meets
—~—R., B. Hayes to Collector Arthur, Janua
1
1870
ed upon her from the fact
tl
| : frepared to sxlract teelk ah
June 22: wait asnvrad : > aT
rg {peared in the
ut of the
thir
ved 50
1 : :
Maine, |’
1
of
y | Til-den; maybe
; | haps it give yon
and take up the entire Field: it
4 Thuro-man, too: eyen an
man; our Bay-yard is a safe refuge for
tbe whole country; andlplenty More-o’-
sons that will be good men and of far
better record than Garfield.
. -.
The Japanese secretary
you will SBeesmore; per- he
}
4
§
i
ro
sible in the
leld recei
n from 1
ballot the grand
when the vote was!done
{ was found to have re
A WW
HIRES v=
* De
will Ie Payne; f Las
will be]
English
JORIS
Phy A5I4 1 3 + " i
“With a deep sense of 1 ed access by back staires, and frightened |
OVED Roov
Aahtas 2 Makes &
jueicious and sparkling be
(Some and temperate
{or sent by mail on re
dress,
{ Mark
! y obligatic
under the Constitution, I regard it
iy
il
: BEER PACKASE,
vo galions of a
i ry owhole:
Sold by druggiste,
! L ceipt of 25 ols, Ad
Cuas, E. Hines, Manufacturer, 26
et Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 26febém.
C. M. Bowsz
OWER, At.
t
- Ri a
GARFIELD CONGRATI
Tol , June 0. -
his evening and was met ¢
A
upon
a8 Ins he queen and her attendants. She Was | :
I y to suspend you in order the
office may be honestly administered.” —
KR. B. Hayes to Collector Arthur.
a1, 1879,
“Gross abuse of administration havi
continued and increased during your in-
cambency,”—John Sherman to Collecto;
Arthur, January 31, 1879,
4
ity
LATED.
id arrived 1!
11 « {
r
d Garlie h
Tanviary ' 3
o ie
§
the depot
) te
commitleo y 2
him ¢ X 8 |
After a speech by Gov.
Grarfleld
crowd.
rated
ia
il
IRN
CXPress Lhd
(C.T. ALexaxne
Al
yen 0 Cel
EXANDER & B
torneys-at Law, Bellefonte: 8
te Nin eg . upon orders at manufacturers’ prices.
not stay in his family long, hows] | ; ye
n . pu + EI cnn | POWDER. We are Dupont's agents.
or she left without permission, and| ~—BILVER PLATING. ~The Unaersign:| pasting, Sporting and
a A
G % (134
congratulations edi
F f
lover,
at Wankiine EY
at Washing ernar Foster, { n ] STORE,
“Persons have been regularly paid hy
you who have rendered little or no ser-
vice; the expenses of your office have in-
creased, while its receipts have diminish-
ed. Bribes, or gratuities in the shape of
bribes have. been received by your sub-
ordinates in several branches of the
tom-house, and you have in no case suj
ported the effort to correct these abuses.”
—eeretary Sherman to Collector A rthur,
January 31, 1879,
rer efile niin
Un 36 ballot Pennsylvania's vote w
announced by Gen. Beaver as 37
Grant and 21 for Garfield,
Clin
11}
ax
i
ic
Some one telegraphed tothe New York
Herald,” from Altoona, that there is a
Wallace boom on foot. Wallace
clean record, anyhow.
has a
Conk and Cam are not much enthused
over Garfy’s nomination.
The Cincinnati convention will be com-
posed of 738 delegates; 492 votes, two
thirds,” will be necessary, to a nomina-
tion.
Garfield in his own district, had 3500
less for congress than Hayes had for Pres-
ident, Not much like a strong candidate
where they know him.
ee ee
We mentioned in last week's REPORTER
that Garfield was one of the C. M. chick-
end, From the Patriot we copy the fol-
lowing additional: The republican som-
inge for the presidency is thesame James
A Garfield whose name was found on
Oakes Ames’ memorandum hook as one
of the recipients of the Credit. Mobilier
ton recently committed st ; the fol
lowing are the reasons given :
The letter in which Mr. Agee Takato
before shooting himself, explained the
reasons for his act, was addressed to the
Japanese Minister, Mr. Yoshid It
been forwarded to Japan, )
whote that he had been
plans of General Saigo, t!
rebellion of 1877 in Japan, and this acl
against his government seems to have
preyed on his mind until the poor fel.
low thought it his duty to expiate his
fault by putting an end to his life. It
was the only way open to him he
thought to show his regret to entitle
himself to pardon.
. >
RUMERS
i.
'
Ar,
to
fi
3 1
1€ ieadar ol
A parly
©
J
AMONG POLIT ICIANS
THAT GARFIELD WILL BE
WITHDRAWN,
Philadelphia, June 13.—~There has been
talk in the inner cirele of republican
politicians here of the possibility of Guay-
field’s name being taken off the national
ticket. It is becoming painfully apparent
that the republican party cannot move
forward to success with the load of ob-
loquy-which their candidate’s connection
with the Credit Mobilier and other con-
gressional scandals has brought upon
them. Hence the talk of forcing him to
withdraw, In the event of his with-
drawel it is thought electoral tickets
wonld be run in the seversl states pledg-
ed to camdidates who will ait the preer-
ence of the republican voters with a view
of permitting the electoral college to se-
lect in the end,
5
}
i
fi
Bip
Gov. Beymour has again announced that
he will not accept a nomination for pres-
ident,
®
stock placed by. Ames “where it. would
far t) varit
ior the reception.
it a
Wil ;
$1
Mr. Cellax
} g up trom
was seated with a movement that
his interrogater and said hastily:
know anything about ths Mr,
will have te look out for himself a
any other I doen't want
about it and have no time,’
> pp
THE STORMS IN
pran the be:
$
tled
fs
Wal i
‘ 1 4
I dont
al. Garfiel
wall aa
wii G8
man, to talk
I
i
THE WEST.
|
12.~The terrible
and
Milwaonkee, June
f Thursday Friday nights
have flooded Wausan, carrving off gevor-
al bridges and 4,000,000 feet of logs: H0.-
600,000 feet of logsare jammed in the rive
1g
ill them
orms
er and ¢ inches rise CArTY
aw ay.
St. Louis, June 12~-The recent rise in
the Upper Mississippi swept away about
60,000 tons of ice stored on the river bank.
A dispatch from Chippewa Falls says
that 850,000,000 feet of logs broke away
and went down the river in a solid mass,
A later dispatch says that 55,000,000 feet
of Yellow River logs were carried away.
It is estimated that 200,000,000 feet passed
Chippewa Walls this morning, which were
stopped at Dell's Dam, Bau Claire. Should
the i Dam go, it would sweep the Chip-
pewa River to the Mississippi.
A tornado from the north passed over
Trenton, N.J., at 2 p. m, yesterday, de-
stroying sheds, SpEaoting, freee and de-
molishing unfinished buildings,
©
f old
{ Mere
ackages |
\ hants Nas
Baltimore, where they
cked up years ago, has
ht property which
lost sight of by the origin
In one ¢
Wf £1
i Ul
@
al
OW f the boxes, the key
) which was in the bank, were discov
ered $10,000 in first mortgage bonds of
the Pennsylvania Railroad, with the in-
terest coupons for the past fifteen year:
attached, making the regate value of
the propert These bonds
it has been belong to the
Hagerstown l.
ernor Hamilton is now the President.
In dealings between the two banks these
bonds were deposited with the Merch-
3’ Bank fifteen years ago as collaters
The then President of Hagerstown
Bank, James Dixon
cashier was superseded, and that bank
lost traces of the transaction. The dis.
appearance of the bonds, however, al-
ways remained an unpleasant mystery,
which is now happily cleared up, and
the bank adds $20,000 more to its sur-
3 |
fers
LON,
agg
y about $20,600,
i
3
nk
ascertained
{ M
{ Nit
{
in the vault of the Merchants’ Bank was
a small trunk, containing papers and
some diamond jewelry valued at $1,000
which were deposited with the bank by
a Spaniard for safe-keeping more than
a quarter of a century ago, One of the
letters was signed with the name of Ro-
bert A, Fischer, now President of the
Board of Trade of Baltimore, who, on
investigation, found that he had at the
date named received a consignment of
coffee from the Spanish gentleman, who
when here deposited the trunk with the
bank, as was the custom in the safe-
keeping of valuables at that period of
time. The trunk was never called for
the gentleman is dead, and his heirs
will Sot the property through the Spans
ish Consul,
{the region round, Soon there came groat
i $ y * . #
{news of a distinguished visitor and travels
er in Virginia and the Carolinas,
s a personage than the Princess
sanna Caroline Matilda, or a richly
i hy
assorted t
|
dross.
il noble name, who
hat she was a sister of the queen.
1 nd
8 aq
{ed woman claiming t
he wore diamon and rabics a shows
od a miniature of the queen, looked like a
ister and was bolieved in. She
| play od her par 8 traveling princess
queen
t of
sie U3
tion with his Jewelry shop, he has a firs
plating battery ;
il kinds of silversplatin
PF lass
{do a uch
or
"er
{full line of watches on hand at the lowest
tprices. Watches, clocks
repaired J. Q.
imay 27
«al, ,
A. Kxxxeoy,
Centre Hall, Pa.
——————————— A ——————_ A
| HO TET
i
27 dm,
CELEBRATED
{being like a queen. She was liberal in the
{promise of favors from herself, and also
from her royal sister. She gave away po
{ury, and army and navy, sand large sums
{of money were forced upon her for these
| positions,
led her
The people thoroughly beliovs
in until an advertisomont came
nouncing that Sarah Wilson, a convict
servant, who had changed her name to
“Princess Susanna Caroline Matilda,” and
gave it out that she was the majesty's sia«
ter, had run away from thesubscriber, &o.
The princess took fright and sudden flight
from her friends in the South, and was
lost sight of for a long time, She finally
drifted by circuitous wanderings into
New York, where she hoped to lose hers
self in the city, but a newspaper announec-
ed her arrival us “the lady who bad pass-
ed through several of the Southern colos
nies under the name and charactor of Cars
olina Matilda, Marchioness de Walde-
STOMACH
BITTERS
Appetite, refreshing sleep, the acquisition
of flesh and color, are blessings attendant
priceless invigorant speedily initiates and
carries toa successful conclusion. Diges-
tion is restored and sustenance afferded to
cach lifessustaining organ by the Bitters
which is inoffensive even to ‘the feminine
palate, vegetable in cemposition, and
§
\
and taken back in bondage in Maryland,
horoughly safe.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers
Ken Fe
Rifle powder on
3 3 : 3
hand and sold al wholesale prices: also
N crop is]
d pay the}
{
se,
GRAIN. —After the growing
harvested we will be prepared «
bighest marke: price for all kinds of grain, |
COAL. ~Our yard is always stocked!
with the best Anthracite Coal which we
gal! at lowest price.
LIME. —We make the best white lime
the State. Its properties for Meo)
ral pt
“
!
"i
iil}
rposd excel all
Ors.
FAIRBANKS SCALES. Weare their!
agents in Centre county and will supply,
all parties wishing goed and ©
al their lowest prices.
Wo extend an invitation everybody |
in wantof anything in our line to call at |
our slora roogis opposite the Bush House. |
and see what we have, and learn from|
those in attendance more paticularly the!
scope of our business, : i
Bellefonte May 6. ALEXANDER & CO.
tru soi los |
ru ECAC
lo
i
The Biggest Boom.
In Haines Twp.
ATFIEDLER & RUNKLE'S.
FARMERS STORE.
‘Where you find an immense stock of
Dry Goods,
| Notions,
Hardware,
: Queensware
and Groceries, and
THE CHEALFST OF ALL,
and Best Bargains,
pido. Go
%
i
|
|
and See,
*
i
{
Opposite the i House, i
i
One Price Store !|
GOODS PLAIN
MARKED JIN
FIGURE
Q *
‘a
The Cheapest Shoe Store in tlie]
i
county.
Call and examine our goods wheth-|
i
er you buy or not
The finest French Calf Boots and
alters made to order in the Conrad
House Building.
JonN BLAIR LINN,
e Atlorney-at-Law
Ofiice on Alleghony St. Bellefonte Pa
27 feb (I
iections,
siisption
» and Orphsas® Court *
roma and English, De
_myds ef.
gi
Riss be conmulted in C
Garwan's b idling,
THE SEWING MACHINE '
WORLD REVOLUTIONIZED.
An entire new [set of attachments free
with each
: WHITE SEWING MACHINE
Sold, consisting of Scollep, Binder, Welt-'
cerder, Foldmaker, Diressstrimmeor, Hols
der, two extra presser Feet Hothing like
it has ever been seen-—oan not be used on
any other machine. :
be patents on the above named attach
ments are controlled by this Company,
supervision,
hio.
In connection with the above Frees with
WHITE Sewing Machine, twelve
mente and of the best in the
The WHITE is always sold at