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VOLUME { RE VERIES, XVI CENTRE HALL, PA., THURSDAY, MAY 31, 1883, NO. 22,
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THE CENTRE REPORTER. Pope Leo's letter relative to Irish af- ristown Herald, intent on making a little I ROY ILLINOIS 1 y ANOTHER UYCLONE ] ire >
Tee fairs has called in on him the ill-will of | capital for its party, charges that the . . Rock Crry, 11l., May 3. St Louis, May 24 —A cyclone swert i Ge S01, METCHRIE. . overs rrr
—— Eo. Revortei:~—In your jssne of the : y i
10:h ult, we gave the readers of your vals |
able paper a few rambling notes on | : i
His letter to the Irish clergy caused feated the measures before the body de- | what we knew about the great Biate of | very house in the town of Moody Jas)
we Conkling, GoOv- | great dissatisfaction among the Irish- | signed to protect and benefit the work- | Liiinois, and now with your perm sion, | blown gpwn and several persons were bad |
wo stall continue, but will coutine our- | ly injured. Great damage was also done
selves to this (Stephenson) county which 1
owes in a large measure 11s present state | o,
Democrats, he thinks, “have a great | amount of the annual collection of Peter's | Birabis 8 im axe one - | of high development to the hundreds of |
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FRED. KURTZ, Eprror and Pror's. many Irishmen and also of the priest- democratic house of representatives has 4
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fi Howell county inst Friday and | Moet ie
Saturday causing great loss of property, [AW 1 & Co rehiatits
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Butler believes in a Democratic American Cath ies. i Balti (8 ing 1 The editor that sheet . 3 ARIS " 2s Aetla
ut 1 , in Baltimore, and in Mares county. A horse | Ms i & Ho [ee
wey in the next Presidential election. | one result was a marked falling off in the
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up and carried a quarter of a}
mile. A turtle eleven inches in dismeter |
: : unless tliev : : : smicrants came here at an early | i
mity and can win unless they | pence made in the churches on Sunday. er, emigrants who came here at an early
¢ 11 ita 'of what is | day from Pauusylvania and particalarly | ¥* i :
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a send. Sd ’ to those who came from Centre county, |B wd dropped in Vienna, three miles dis~ | Mussor¢ h LF WRI
3 3 . ry tha vy seit Tsitl 1h ro thilie " - { £ Mayers! SFE IIE WHra 8 gar int { Jeraie py iti 1 Merchisn
. es, the Peter's pence nowhere exceeded charged by that unscrupulous republican This county, as many of your readers | HB. Deversl persons were seve riylinjured, | 4 } meyer, ] ast.
wooped oul of the creck by the w nd | Te a. Mes 34 hs A, Grocer
hrow the chance away. With the exception of a very few church- The fact is |
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he new five cent nickel has been |one hundred dollars. At St. John's heet. The democratic house of repre- | know, is in the northern ter, it being | In Millen county the storm was also very | J
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. . . . i ; : . : : davare’ | the S60 0 ty fro he Mississippi, | severe, As | s heard fre Oz fine 14
in and will be no longer coined, | Catholic church, in Baltimore, where a | S¢ntatives pas ed the Hines employers’ | the H nd any it n . : { M - Sa 0 evete, A Sa EL a Cozen fare i
and comprising an area of nearly 6001 in the neigho 1 of Iberia were ruined | ,
quare miles, The popuistion of the | | A
county issomethiog Like 30,000, Freeport |
nse a few fellows have gilt them | congregation of 8,000 persons worship, liability bill and the bill requiring the
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an i passed them for five dollars a prec the contri} nn read hed only $40. Here pi ent ol employes i wrinightly 15 ead
This is a cruel government; when low | tofore this parishthas given from $300 to | of mor lv. These bills have both been | being the conuty seat and containing |
I i The | about 10,000 inhabitants. Other towns |
| and villages in the county in order
, are Lena, Davis, Orangeville, Cedar- |
fave simi. interests inth massacre of (hese mea ville, Dakota, Rock City, Winslow, K i= |
k tl} li att, Rock Grove, ete. We have fo ir |
newspapers— Freeport Bulldin, Jou d
Republi , Anzeiger and Lena SI
of Al-| | The first two issue dailies and weeklies
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n a life-time has a chance ol I At Rt. went’s church. Front St, | killed
ive dollars, then the : : | workin
ts into five dollars, then th I'he other churches | workin
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and interieres, i by Irish Catholi
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Pope 1 Coron of Lhe A } i | and each enjoys a large circalation. Oar
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public buildiugs are a mammoth court | « Pu, says 5
‘etrofisky 4 house that cost PLLO,0U0; a Jalil thal is | used Brown's Aron Hers for wesKnes
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tween the nooo av . : A 3 f gid A Commo lious and well arrange
ming a: o'clo XK, on Lo. Here was a si Ai ' poor house, large en yah £0 a sommodate a A 4 EE APPRAISEMENI]
a Bs $ ! f ’ . a4 » § W 4
; rain dari he march of the procession all the poor of the county, - 1 sders of Foreign
} Daring a recent vacation of four weeks | Ba a a inistiliers, brewers,
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sut otherwise the affair was a complete | : . : :
i we had the pieasire Of aking a tour ie y 4 i alse i fie
{ through the county in the interes's of | i Appraiser of Mercantile and other LI
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hie Free Ii otin, which broaght us :
success, The enthusiasm of the jx
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of Bellefonte, is President |
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Vera Constaniinovi ach OF WA~ | aster: James Fregale, of Unionvilie, is
emburg, Grand Duches urte: irg | the shining pedagog ec ight, and Samus
Ciravd D atherine MM Honkle, brother of the big-hearted
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James Runkle, in the Loop, is one of the
. ¢ 0 | Sturdy farmers We arrived in Urange- | a : pis j
genie of Wh 1 ciue on the morning of election day snd | wo Brown, Bottier eb i341 au orcas. ......
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and Grand Dachess Helen of | spent a few hours very pleasantly. Jes, | HOTE. ! . : inti tec
ecklenbarg Strelitz ; a squadron of the | Musser, who was brooght up at the old [J]
. ‘afl | hotel stand at Pena Hail, is the prinei- | 4 ¢
“wirgasier Regiment of the Guard, ladies “sod :
Cuirassier Regiment of se | pal merchant and does a business |
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of bonor in carriages, and a sqaadron of |
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| amy unting to about §100,000 a year. AM ain -
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homage to the Emperor al Tyerskaia | of the Loop, and John P., of Centre Hill. io Patent Mex
, | Mr. Runkie was a candidate for some Centre Hall.
Place. : < : | township office, consequently he smiled | Clovan Diosges, Mer
The civil Governor of Moscow, judges | most volominously. By the way, as we i VO a
and other city officers re eived the Em- | shook him by the hand, we were remind. ’ Patent Mods
k Governor Pattison vetoed | o. ognt the Gate of the Resurrection, | ed of the aliwise [7] Looper who started | J « ger, | ick, Merch
ww | west some YRars ago and asked the tick | W A Boal, Agent . WE aay W Ot ward.
: : " et agent at Lewistown for a ticket to} lontre Hil) erin, Meth aniceeien
Dukes and E upress alighted and knelt in | Hagen Ronkie's. Dr. Fishburn, of Belle- 3 Batts, Men . . Lic 2 y DHBRALIEEE cc rsrnsstrsnms
(unaer £v ii senaration ‘ +1] 1643 y i 1 0 SE Cok ; ) 1214 es c 3
ructed in the same way, although it under a d sCparation, tn Sel! their prayer before a picture of the Virgin. The | foute, John and James Young, sons of Coburn. D_ Soy Merchant A kL,
will fare better than the line east rol separate estates free and clear of any Archbishop of Warsaw received their | David J oung, of the Loop, snd Bosis of Samuel Grenuinger, Merchant... 14 7 {8 : Dorman Merchant voverisrmsmeisnssnne IH fod
WAT B > 2 oy Th dower rights. He says the divorce laws aioation 3 ny wihedral of | others from our native county live here, Fahd i hi NL a8 Su otice All who are concerned ih the above
tr Vommavivania ase already 100] 1 Majesties at the steps of the Cathedral of | "ar 0 wo found among others the | LJ Grenoble, do —-o EB [Ap et that an appellee ade
in Pennsylvania are already too lax, and | g3,0 Assumption with a cross and holy | yeneranle Samuel Moyer, brother of the | i ¥ Vonada, Grocer...... caresses 1 7 76 | the 5th day of June two ihe Nour of I 4
. ver abirt ls ye niade eieineen F114 £ : “ N je Hl : 3 p. m. hen aa ‘ ‘ a i
that they sh mild be ma le | tring: nt ins | water. At this point the cheering of the renowned Solomon Moyer, (deceased), Fleming. aud 4 p. mm hen and where you may attend if
stead of giving greater facilities for sepa- people was perfectly deafening. The pro- | the musician, and the two Dr. Leitzells, AJ a1 B ano, Merchants soiroen 3 B75 uy Wau’ yup,
ep ; ‘ ; of Spring Mills, who bad arrived the 0 80 Drugs .
ration. tered the Kremlin LOR B # Leathers, Morenant.... iis
cession then entered Lhe emiin, 4 h l Af : : :
We think the Governor abi : week previous and were at that early | Ualon Cooperative Association, Lim- TAVERN LICEXSES
¢ think the Governor's reasoning The Emperor wore the uniform of & | Jat most pleasantly situated. In Lena ited, Merchants r——— john Ramsdaie, Ph LEG oe vocnrens
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“i TN th Y has some force. General, and was mounted on a splendid | we found Alex. Shannon, formerly from JL} mmeryille, Drugs.....coisuscrens 9 1 James Passmore do
be a feeder to the B. E. V. R. R.,, in which At cso a in ’ : : Centre Hall, who is doing well in the life Fowler. 33 Row do
ase the las 1 road we ak The P svivani ; 1} _ | charger. He rode a little in advance of | Lentre g hE 0 | 8 8 Miles, Merchan oars 75 | John A MoOmber do
case the last named road would walk off The Pennsylvania wool gatherers as- inkurance business; George Breon and Guyver, Bernard Coyle 40
with the lion's share of the profits, and | sembled at Pittsburg the other day and four Generals who were directly attend Philip Masser, both of Bellefonte, and | © W Keith, Merchant... wx | John Steham do
. : . nd i 1 . . tel a yt) rrr C A Fanik ' Philiveba saa v
that too, without any expense. In case | formed an organization. The RerorTER ing him. He maintained a calm Semenn Prominent jerchahts j or. hi Stiver, ' House: ville. & A Faulkner, | iilipsinirg (wholesale) 1
: vy ’. 4 : 5 : RJ v Tat yey t y 4 fo ¢ KC ‘ Miu 8 who © J © prac s M Houser & Co, Merehants.....ov.. ” - i § i 2...
the Buffalo Run and the Nittany Valley | imagines this organization is distinct | OT although he often smiled graciously | of Fotters ’ $0¥ Re § NM ¥ W R Tellier do
. yt Howard Daniel Gara 3
= ; : (4 enthusi which | tee; A, A. Krape, our county superine A d. nicl Garman do
railroads connect and become one prop | from the wool gatherers which meet at in repose to the wild enthusiasm wh tendent of schools, who emigrated from B lauth, Merchant xd Coal Dealer... } Ay i uum 3
’ ‘ y i i cory point. o } Arcus & Bro, Mer, and Con ler... : Brown do
erty, the whole to be a feeder to the Van- | our national and state capitals every teed bin al a 1 h other Dn h Ht kn , ot i Ro gooey Dr iii wh
sell rab : . rt nts Cheer upon cheer followed each 10 4 his better-ha nown in bermaiden | do Patent Medicines John Odenkirk, Potter twp...
derbilt system at Mill Hall, where the | winter, } kedmul da 1 his Ley Wasser who ith her | N 1 Shenek, Merchant TT at, Fuliet TWD.
seech Creek. Clearfiold & Southwestern ‘ivhoa incessantly from the densely packed mui- | Gays as Lucy I ) fp 8 F Kline do Henry Robb, WALker WP...
hh Lreex, ; CHL The Reformed Classis which a. : 1 b to ir thousands mother, kept the toll-gate east Of FYéun | Robert Cook do DJ Moyer, Centre Hall...
railroad would be tapped, an iron viaduct a hewn ot was in | titude on : hin lo ant Row i 3 Hall. In Freeport Joseph and William Juha W Cook do DH RUBE POUCT IWR. conescrmsomrmasien
ry . ro : . session at Centre Hall a few days ago wop'e in the balconies and WInGOWS. | g . Mi B Antes do oy Vavirn gi ppt eben George Miller, Spring MALE. omens
700 feet long and 58 feet high would be . . ; Cau of y vp ; Emmert, formerly of Potters Mills, are | 3 WAP 0 Mer. and noni dealer LID, Bl Mecuuemeess
built across the narrow valley below | Phanimously endorsed the prohibition | The Empress was greeted with every | prominent—the former a druggist, the —
- tor and Tat th Ansa Sehemeki Hardware... : Joscph mg Soba.
alin : x . | amendment, mark of enthusiasm and loyalty. latter an inven Or and specaiator ; - ublersburg, eiirey Hayes, Rush twp...
ellefonte in order to bring the two si ly tp . -e yary Hon James J. Neff, is one of the most} Henry Brows, Merchant... 3 ? Rineey Wikherite Qo
roads together. An immense discovery of silver is re-| The Virginia elections have gone in fa noted lawyers, and his rather Joba, ha A ra CE Jobin gy Sane) do
In all events, it will be some time be ported twenty-three miles southwest of | vor of the Democrats Mahonelsm is on | 18 In the backing busin are . selaney do
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Bellefonte because the ore interests are
largely developed. But we predict that
the Buffalo Run road will soon pass out
of the hands of its projectors and be-
come the property of the highest bidder.
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BEEE 8 PEPE EESEEEEECERE ISR ERETERERREEY
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. . J C Hoover, Merohant.. ome TF Moyer, Madlsonbune. oon
fore the Nittany Valley railroad will be | Prescott, in the Turkey Creek valley. sons of Joseph Nefl, of Oentro Hill, Dut | b jrvin, i x
Jonas Stetler, Worth tw)
like it better than any simil or preparation | the other day why there were so many | 1 § Taylor, Drogs..
veyed. The road will be too expensive A rich discovery of silver means new of Rew, P. Perry, of Coldhrook Springs, | the state—it is to secure the trade of car- Linden Hall, i Prod Rt Rollins, i ynsiRaT
; ; An-the i i Madisonburg, : G0 cress
Randall is in the lead for Speaker. in order to have a flash-in-the-pan flirt | = LC ojo Since 1 began applyitg the raliroud, even with a dcnble track, has TE .
bil right here we must close, Yours truly, | Phoenix Piaintng Mili Go. Mor... rh ET ovoceaamers
uit, : The ore assays $26,000 a ton. Consul i arms P 3 PAIRS, GIO. rr Gotieh Jinag, Spring twp...
“rom what we have learned we donot | Williard, of Guaymas, advises AS WHEN SNE WAS YOUNG. iano Ss pone mont, as A Livingstone,
J ' yas, persons ‘ e i in 1 JB Wasson, Merchant. woe kl rn
believe the road from Milton to Punxsu- | ot to go to the reported gold fields in I bave used Parker's Hair Balsam and We heard a railroad boss explain Nin, Thompson on, Jr., & Co, Mer... W Musee oh LL ——
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tawny will be built over the line sor | ower California, I know of.” writes Mra Kilen Perry, wife | railronds contemplated in this part of a hg Te ey oar. i
. ail d oom a 4s 8 oi ns ; Macs “My hair was almost entirely iad. SARE. Le EATING URES,
toh id an operate. If built it will be | millionaires to buy their way to theSen- | geuy, but a dolinr bottle of the Balsam bas ying passeners to and. Trot the Paling. n Tens, Marche Bolle fonite.s cae coon
on anahe: ne, t a divorce ir firs restored the softness, and the brown color dud Smith, Merchants. cone. N a Sc———
eatin i crf Ae ate, and get a divo om thair first love it had when I wes young—not a single ands for cheep sloshing, any besides one | Rhodes & + Morchants Haley Knowshon...
A Ookor, MOrohanL. ......c.. iovivesmivnse the above of
a la Tabor, ¢f al. Balsam my hair stepped falling out, and I not the capacity to supply the store with Martha Furnace. :
After all it may turn ont that the west a Arm find that it is perfectly harmless snd agrees goods to accommodate BO MARY customs 1 1 Thompson, Morahant......cinn
is only a big wind-bag. The Patriot says the republican Noo | able dressing.’ june ers SPWHHAMA QO cammimenn
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