reece { OLD SERIES, XL VOLUME | Nw SERIES, XVI et Sl hue de THE CENTRE REPORTER. Z, Epiror and Pror'r, tale temperance convention this Will rder to close the bars of the Bellefonte week, - oe islature does not pass an ap- t bill it might as well —and journed after its first it has done, thirty Ia latéinry ietier to reierrng the i hilade bert Owen's recent ae] tion Mr. Owen and pot ele oes that fraud. This is t La aud? Mr : that Ws Liles y the amount of sales in the House, High ind { independ 1.1 ' ii IOLIOW, by : ved a hollow m § 3 fie t i LEE gates to i ery ¢rum has been swept into the | ra, the heelers and the ballot man- rs are in the forefront conspicu- parading their triumph over the ho sustained Wolf and Stewart sir late revolt, % WY -—— on. J. Proctor Knott was nominated y the Democrats of Kentucky as their candidate for Governor. Another fearful storm in the west, ae- companied by fearful destruction, is re- ported in another column, We have frequently observed that par- ties who find most fault with a paper are for it themselves, but read it at a neighbor's expense. tao close to pay indoe complains of his potato patch ng rooted up by four pigs three times easion. We simmer the offenders to these : three republican pigs muing to the post-master here and a repniblican pig belonging to the Reron- men’s pen. Now if these pigs ain't guilty let "em squeal. The Herald, the organ of the prohibition amendment party, in classifying the members of the House, as to our members, puts Mever as voting with the prohibitionists and Hunter as voting with the anti-prohibitionists. wn Mr, Bl. A. Mingle, of Aaronshory, favored the Reronrer with several calls, Saturday ; unfortunately we were out, hope Le'll eateh us next time, Amendment ~Subscribe for the Centre Reporter, WHY WORKMEN STRIKE. The popular reason for the strikes now beginning in different parts of the State is a desire on the part of the workmen for higher In reality, however, remarks the Philadelphia Times, the true reason lies so far below the surface that not one workman in twenty would recog- Wages, nize it should he meet it in his daily dis- cussions of work and wages. In his treat- ment of every day subjects the average workman ha ! surface only, learned to look upon the and is it not strange there- fore that this grade of should ad- when the unquestionable logic vise a strike laws of suppl on site v and demand argue stronge- ly on the side. The reason 18 plain, that prices must be 1 the surplus oe and so kee demand. The strong and bold article in Harrisburg Independent has a favor of Gov. Curtin for President, in which it says: One of the last of the confessedly the most war Governors brilliant of those illustrious without a doubt for President | and the only man who could carry Penn- men, Andrew G. Curtin, is it available man Democratic in the party, sylvania in such a leading. Neither par- ty deemed it advantageous at for have any lume 1 2:1 0 take a4 war Governo resident, but now the Democracy an oppor- a historical, as 0 make known HAN Dow SAD Half of Racine in Ruins, Te ry hi an { { hicag 7 iy SU i and t ints in 1 1 Of Friday. Tia h everywhere shed 0no ~tch sufferers as wer recover m the d #13 Nixtv-three are rey i HOGS OY nelefs are wit the demo 15¢8 has been done by e able 10 be abou in { hopes property fr tered. Both n ta PW to thi lacine, Wi ity witho 14 And ¥ VIVINg re i 4 n of them receiv ¢ remained i she 410 was i ul Be venly- Joe Ko 3 i smocrati 3.745 D uzerne and Wyon Fourteenth, Be Democratic. 1berland, Adams and York, ratic, Franklin, Perry and Dauphin, 2507 Republican, Seventeenth, Lycomhing, Sullivan, Mon- and Northumberland, 3,511 7.397 Demo Sixteenth, Dem Potter, Tioga, Bradford and quehanna, 8273 Republican. teenth, Centre, Union, Snyder, Mifflin, Juniata, Huntingdon and Fulton, Republican. Twentieth, Clarion, Jeffer- Elk, Cameron, Clearfield and Clinton, 5,020 Democratic. Twenty- first, Somerset, Bedford and Cambria, 1,- 142 Republican. Twenty-second, Greene, Fayette and Westmoreland, 4233 Demo- cratic. Twenty-third, Butler, Armstrong and Indiana, 3819 Republican. Twenty- fourth, Mercer, Venango, Warren, Me- Kean and Forest, tepublican. Twenty-fith, Erie and Crawford, 3,626 lepublican. Twenty-sixth, Washington, Beaver and Lawrence, 2,616 Republican, Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth, the Pittsburg and Allegheny districts, as con- stituted under the present apportion- ment, both Republican. - ow aghteenth, Shs Nine- 392 #On, 3,92 One of the Beronrer's readers near Tussyville is a close olserver: le says the grasshopper and potato bug came with the Republican party and are now dying off with it too, . oo — The coming fellows write their names with an H and C, and are from the west snd northwest, and sweep all before {hem~they are Huricane and Cyclone. whi AKO i Was Ca toward A large Newfoundland dog ran and hit ' datiger Was Over, th ig itd in bee 10g Carried In othe lake, 100 bolidings of Carlinvide Ti, May 20, i ut Frank Rive and 3 ien The res Gearge Baker, 8 Liv ; evening. Mr. Fanl Baker and two of the lat ldren kiided outright Er persons were senoltsly oue of whom will hikeiy die, he vicinity Piainview a namber of onses were Wrecked, Ove persun was kitied and several whuuded. Meson City, 11, May 20.—~The resi. dence of C. A. 8B une was destroyed by he Friday night storm. A servent was carried by the ¢yleone about forty yards and justauntly killed. A young child was also killed and several others more or less injured, Clinton, 111, May 20.—The most of those who were wounded daring the ey- clone on Friday wight are improving slowly. Tbe Clinton child whose head was crushed wilt die, The Bennison family were badly injured, but physicians say they will recover, St. Lome, Mo, May 20-Additional details gathered from various sources show that the tornado of last Friday nicht plowed its way through three coun- ties in Missouri<Montgomery, Warren and Bi, Onbaries, besides destroying a inrge amount of property, killed and more or less seriously injured twenty Persons, The number of killed in several places is as follows : Racine, Wie, 16, In Ili ois as follows: Liter, 6; Greasy Praiiie, 4; Woodlawn, 5; Clinton, 3 ; Grafton, 3; Elwardsville, 2; S annton, 2; Buffawe, 2; Dawson, 1; Round Praririe, 2; toal 47 By advices up to to 2 o'clock Monday morning from points tn Hlinois visi ed by the cyclone #1 10 63 deaths have been resorted in that state alone, and the number injured is estimated at very nearly 200, AOFM on Friday e's grandch Were of DEADWOOD'S DELUGE Particulars of the Great Black Hills Flood. Bliemarck, D.T Muy 21 ~Almost eve y day for a month there has been a fall of rain which bas rendered the roads impas sable and thoroughly saturated the ground. A heavy full of snow foliowed, but disaps peared rapidly under tha rain of Filday night aud heivy, warm Saturday. The gulches or valleys in the bills are from a few hundred fee! to probably s quarter of a mile wide Deadwood is situated at the junetion of the Whitewood and Dead wood gulches nnd numerous other gulches emp. from the mountains into theses main gulches, mak. ing a that rushed Whitewood with resistioss force, City, Anchor ted their nccumualnted water volume of water down Central City and Golden in Deadwood guleh, above Deadwood city The greater portion ahove the flood, bat f den G to Gule are of Central city was it Anchor gity and the feet wide. was occupied (io Wis n G8cape, gulch there being not over 60) { I'he portion destroyed by tenement houses second class hotels, aundries, small trades, sporting houses, Ho far but three bodies it ved lifo has been great ivery slab as, ele is beli The wildest excitement prevailed, horse ry d eacn other, eve direction, hastily When belor “ es § Lawepl everything t excepling the most substantial bul dings I'he losses ino Deadwood will reach $700 (ole Anchor City, South Bond and Neary fen (rate Centra Crooked City Oae hundred houses are ATE i0sars bean washed away, and lve lives have Deen lost EXCUTIONS EN HANGED Jackson, Ohio, May i1 —John W, Jack- this after. L. Hull from nine till A DAY FOUR . % 4 ’ i i atl one o'clock undly ‘clock last night and ate ening. He : $58 es a ol clothing and Was BRP pe ing on the scaffuid, f iniassion, to A fi Was v8 published ATES CTOWA Was present privata 5 fs WwW Aller i 5 Mage on LicKels jag ck said be had been spared by b May 8 afllerno ~ Henry ih ¢, in Est Carro i ikiarge cr | parish, in presence « yw, for the } mura { Henry Hyams on Ostober 5, 1575, - The following gentlemen are greed tw fill tue vacancy caused hot Judge Runkle: Alex. Kerr aud 4 | a 1, of ivishier, of Pouer; Hon. 8, Gi Coliege, aud we are also t Haines—ail very exo We also hear rumors toa Alexander, of Mitlheim, and Jo! Rishel, of Potter, are candidates, For a 25¢ corn broom, hest to be found, go 0 Sechiers, also, tor a seamless 25c bag, bail putasth 10, good tomawoes 3 2%, Siiver's corn 3 cans for 25¢, Winslow's corn 3 cans for 45¢, marrow al peas 3 cans for 25¢, Lima beans 3 cans r dle, surawberries J caus for 9c, piue en 3 caus for 70¢, pie peaches 3 caus 18¢ per can, Tue ent men, § riens 50 couts, 3 caus for $l. Apricows 35 euls, J cus or $1. Wuite cherries 30¢, oceans $1. Green gages 35c¢, 3 cans #1, W Lite muascat grapes 35¢, J cans $1. Egy plums 35 cents, 3 cans for $1. Lemon ol:ng peaches J6e¢, J c.ns $1, Bartlet pears $0¢, douns $1. Roya Bakivg Powder 40 cents for 1 Ib. can. Bakers’ Baking Powder 25 cents for 1 1b. can, Cross & slack well's Pickles 30 cents, 3 jars for 85 cenis, Babbid's best soap 6 ceuts per bar, £5.20 per box of 100 vars, Fine new Lutkey pruaes 10¢ per pound. Bossine pruces 16c per pound, 4 ibs. for 50 cents, Large Freucn praves 20¢ per iv, 3 lbs wor 00 vents. Fine table syrop 60c per gation, b gatlon lots 55 cts, Boyd’g queen syrup Suc per gallon, 5 gailon lots 70 is, Fine sugar cared bams 16¢ per pound, every haw waranted. Fine new cheese 18 counts per ib. Roasted coffee ide perl Ib, packages, Best granulated sugar 10 vents per pound. . a — «(ur exchanges often print names of big bugs registered at their hotels, but Meyer's hotel in this place in one day can seb them ail in the shade, Its regis wer of Friday has: Hoa. John H, Orvis, Coal Operator; J. C. Harper, Proth'y & dealer tu trout ; Jas, MeUlain, Register & Director Bellefonte B & L. Assn; W, C. Heinie, District Att'y & Chairman Co, Com. ; C. M, Bower, Treasarer of Belle foarte Glan M'fg. Co.; D. F. Fortney, Commissioners’ Att'y; T. J. Dankle, sheriff & dealer in rotten hemlock ; A. 8 Garman, Tokeeper & Meronant ; J. L. Spaugler, Trustee of Builefonie Presb Cunreh ; Frank Bible, Recorder & Ex- Secretary Democratic Com. ; Adam Hoy, President of Board Trustees Presbyte- rian Church of Bellefonte, Pa, wo ios. SI I AA «Expenses for car fare for 30 to BO miles can be made by purchasiog cloth ing at the Poilad, Branch, On a single sit many a hard workiogman 0Ous saved as much as a whole week 8 wages, when compared with prices at giher es tablishments. The goods yaa purchase All gonds are plainly marked, and there is no favoritism, the poor man’s cash be. ing considered as good as the million~ aire’s. No man has vet been known to at the Philad, Branch in every respect People should remember that it was the Philad, Branch which putdown the price of clothing. i . News has bean received that King Cete- wayo, having advanced to attack Ohawm and Usibequ, the latter chiefs their | Ibe fir the I« pr sbably Mr reeds and utterly st accounts of the six thousand but men, this exaggerated, H Pa. 84Y Lr ¢ <1 Wm Zh S Brows system and Fleming, 631 N; “1 have used ré lor toning tha { appetite with good resulls, During the cool and wet spells © the last three weeks, farmers were grea! ly hindered in they managed to make good use of the their spriog sand sammer sails, deal of =O] 80 astonishingly io Braneh, and the best in the state, saving great y at the Philad assortment of Foreign lers, Brewem, iO ERCANTILE APPRAISEMENI M i venders Mo Wie of Lewina are aa represented. Centre HH J Barnes, M Sirolim, Coburn. Sarvuel Grenninger, Merchant... PF H Stover, Grain and IJ Grenobic Gen, Stover, Distiller. R ¥ Vonada, Grover Fleming. AJ&TE Grist, Merchants do do Drugs BF Leathers, Merchant . wan Union Cooperative Association, Lim. ited, Merchants J L Sommerville, Drugs Fowler, 88 Miles, Merchant......... Guyer, CW Keith, Merchant. ........... Houserville, LM Houser & Co, Merchants......... Howard. B Lauth, Merchant Laces & Bro, Mer. and « H A Moore, Drugs Vigan do Patent Medicines ... N L Bhenek, Merchant... coors 8 F Kline do Robert Cook do John W Cook do J B Antes do ue A B Weber & Co, Mer. and coal deniers Anson Sohenek, Hardware oy Hublersburg, Henry Brown, Merchant. ...vmmnn # HH Goodhart, do w—— Julian Furnace. JC Hoover, Merehand. oii D Irvin, do bak Gh Phoenix Maining Mill Co, Mer. J PArsons, GIOCEE, ....comsssmirimns Lemont, J OB Wasson, Merrhant. ooo coms Wm. Ihompon, Jr. & Un, Mer, DF Taylor, Drags. coe oy - do Patent Medicinon... Linden Hall. D Hons, MoroBBng. iii imines Loveville. Rhodes & Smith, Merchants... Madisonburg, A Ocker, Merchant. evibsvarhk ite 5 Martha Furnace, Coal do «1 sy wk td wl of wf wl xd 50 8 oal Dealer. a - «9 wf egal ag MEE . _— NO. 21, Milesburg. AT Boggs, Grover WB Miles & Bon, Merchauts CH Else & Bro, Drug 0 Palen W Rishel & ( Hibler a; “eve “3 a} ge..... us tL Medieines 0, Merchants Merchant ¥ wd Her $d at ‘ Merchants wh BASE SIE ESI SY | Badd Fees EE ing Machines re hant - % Lad Grocer Ware Merchant do "a ee Ba ws 9% wn BOW 00 We “EE NI oF wi al wd ads 3 NF nt ada LP vee ee “a Grain & Coal ; a0 ao Ww, Hardware ii 4 ~ il 8 More. rick, Mer Woodward. Wolf a Hosterman NW hby at Lion, D Soi, Mercham wcsimirnrnn: 3 7h 8 F Dorman, Merchamt. women 14 fl Take votive all who are concerned in the above Appratsetnent that au appeal wili be beid in the Cositnissaoners office, in Bellefonte, on Twesday, Lhe Sih day of June, between the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p,m, when asd where you may asitend if you think projor spy san Merchants... , distillers TAVERN LICENSES. John Ramsdaie, PLITPSHDGIR... cn iorsn JBoss Passinore do aS 58 Row io John A MoOmber do Herpard Coyle do ‘ doh Shebam ao pa C A Feulkuoer, Philipsburg (wholesale F H Letosan, Belielonte...... - W R Teller do Danjel Garman do Us MoMilien do KE Brown do Howard & M'Gowan do Jolin Odenkirk, Potier twi.. samuel T Frain, Milibetm. Heary Lobb, Walker tw i J Moyer, Centre Hall, DH Kuni, Putter twp George Miller, Spring Mills. John H Bivly, av do Josephs Wieckper, Coburn, defleey Hayes, Rush twp EA Muian, Baowshoe., Harvey Witherite do John «+ Uzsel do aa Johin J Delaney G0 - IF Moyer, Madisonbung ..... mae HG Bualer, Amrousbung... A Kobitrecker, Miesburg.. Gotliet Haag, Spring twp. ..ocammms Jaw A Laviwgstone, Ferguson TWP... Jouns SEetion, Worth TWP... oe WS Masser, MITDORG. . oss consmainsie Jacob Cook, Howat. ....immsssmvon SALOON LICENSE, Fred 1 Rolling, Bellefonte... uss EATING HOU John Anderson, Bellefonte Pred Smith SrsrRr——— i do uel ; BOOWRRIOR. .. coon viismsins vn Martin do A ————— ad at Segnbibeb i a Te ¥ Bessa CLEOPR LLOS TLRS RDRTRY FEWER a te ma BENE ¥ PEPE EEEE EERE RENE ENERERYENERREER FEES BEE BEE E J ¥ Williams do SUERTE 8 1 hereby cunity that eb of Sadan ¢ iL > tayio
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