THE CENTRE REPORTER. FRED KURTZ, . . . Editor Centre Harn, Pa., May 31, 1883. A i at Pd SE Nt i tat Nt Pa NN GLANOE AT THE RAILROAD EX. TENSION IN CENTRAL PENNSYL- VANIA. The following rapid sketch of the rail- road projects (on foot and on paper) for tho development of the coal and iron flelds linton counties Bituminous in Clearfield, Centre and hag an immediate interest ha consumer by these enterprises ; ER AND PITTSBURG The Rochester and Pittsburg Ruilroad is approaching the Clearfield region by way of Punxutswney, ino Jeflerson county. This corporation has also surveyed a road ROCH EST from Punxutawney through the coal coun. down Marsh Creek, in Centre county, ald Eagle Valley, thence to Mill Hall way of Fishing Creek Gap, in Eagle Mountain to Nittany Val. \ Furnace, and Jreek Gap through the ountain to Sugar Valley, tra. its whole. length of about thirty lton (it is said), where it will B we 3d Versing miles, to Mi confront both the Catawissa branch of the i adelphia and Reading and the Phila ia and Erie Road. It is also suggest. that if this road is built it will be con imberland to cennsect Delaware, Lackawanna and The survey of this line has just ¥ estern. won completed, and Sits length is about 150 miles. If built will pass through the great coal and iron fields of Clearfield, La 5 it ike and the rich hematite ton county valle NEW RO a portion of Centre in A CHARTER FOR A There is a road chartered and likely to wo to work soon that will pass directly throngh the bematite region from Mill Hall. where it will connect with both the Bald Eagle Valley (Pennsylvania Rail- road) and Beech Creek, Southern (Vanderbilt) to Bellefonte, Clearfield and it will again connect with the gle Valley Road, and with the o Run Road, from Bellefonte to wont, in Penn's Valley, now in the wurse of construction. The latter will «53 through one of the richest iron ore ‘ds in Penosylvania. YE. L 13 Al FW LINES ‘EW LINE WO MORE 2 A " Pennsylvania road is building a ew line from Keating Station, on the ynehanna, to Karthouse, in Clearfield, ut of inexhbaustable coal and iron This road will probably be ex- Philipsburg, there to connect ield and Tyrone road, al- the Pennsylvania. i Erie Company locating a line | Susquenanna, Haven Keating, forty niles. The line is one easily and cheap- v built and will certainly be needed as oon as the Keating and Karthouse is to INTEREST OF VANI 1 I'ne Beech Creek, Clearfield and Sout TTT bd shh Ax A ¥ a ¢ in course of rapid construc- road is in she interest of Van- d extends from a connection ‘attawissa branch of the Phila- | i and Reading near Jersey Shore <viertown in Clearfield county, a dis- | ¢ of about seventy miles, For some plained and singular reason the ck of this road at Lock Haven bas not ret apparently been determined. It ean- et away from the town over half a y directly through ! It it does not g the town now it will seek to do so bel five years have passed if some rival not occupy the ronte before that time, A PAPER PROJECT liams=port and Olean is a paper ect for building a road up Beech reek, from a point to the Clearfie!d coal Ids, This charter is owned by the ‘ennsylvania road. As there 18 no room for two roads at certain points on Beech Creek, and as the ground is already oc- cupied by the Vanderbilt road, an ia- junction has been applied for. Tue de- cigion of the court has not been promu!- gated, but the case can only end in a ~uastion or measure of damages ~All the roads that reach the Clearfield coal fields are readily making western connections in apy diverging direction desired, Tr oe YY 3 I { I i u rls BAGS OF MONEY TAKEN FROM AN EXPRESS MESSENGERS BUGGY. Cleveland, May 24.—The United States express company’s money carrier, Alex ander Granger, received sundry packages of money and other valaables from an east bound Lake Shore train at the Un. ion depot this morning, and placed them in a buggy which was standing outside Somebody from the ice room called bim, and nobody being in sight he stepped a littie away from bis vehicle to ascertain who called, Returning be drove to the express company’s main office, and there discovered that two bags, similar to the company’s pouches, but filled with brown paper, had been substituted for the two containing the money. It is supposed that the robbery was carefully planned by experts, and executed at the moment Ciranger's attention was diverted. The missing packages are said to have cone tained in the neighborhood of $15,000 in thiriy packages of remi: tances from rail- way stations on the Lake Shore railroad between Chicago and Toledo to head- quarters, The exact amount will not be definitely known for some days. Many of the remittances are thought to be in bank checks and certificates of deposit. ‘The auditor of the Lake Shore roads thinks the amount stolen from the mes- senger will not exceed $10,000 in money. i ection The Czar made his state entry into Moscow on SBanday, Cable dispatches describe the scene, I'he Brooklyn bridge is one of the modern wonders of the world—1t is the greatest masterpiece of its kind, and was 13 years in building, The opening was celebrated last Tharsday and New York and Brooklyn had a great holiday, thousands of strangers being at the ceremonies, This was an event like an opening ut the Philad. Branch when a new stock of clothing is put out, which is the case now, and strangers from all sec. tions are attracted to Bellefonte by the low prices of clothing, far below any op- position or competition, Work Given Out, On receipt of your address we will make an offer by which Jou can earn 83 to 87 evenings, at your ome, Men, women, boys or girls can do it. H.C, WiLkINSON 196 Fal. Co ton St, New York. "10mayot THE COFFEE-POT CONTROVERS Another Link in the Cha Vindicating Senator Wallace. Songs Never Sung. “How does that verse run? Bomet! Ent ing ke thi in of Evideno | Since the recent publication of Senator] Wallace's positive disavowal of part in or| knowledge of the fraudulent practices out | of which grew the story of coffee~colored [YoU ri naturalization papers in 1847, several Ranate sm Joy and air Which reminds me statemens have been made relating to l.fa letter sho the other day by Hisoox & them. The publication in the Patriot of | Go , Of New York, signed by Mr. K, C.'W {11inms, of the letter of Albert Owen is now follow | Chapimat JooF Seda + 8 prominent business ed by the subjoined letter from Judge! I hava i h asthma for over forty Fisher is another link in the chain tack in December and testimony exculpating Sex There are And nels Alas! sa Who never sing, i fe with all thelr musgie in them,” 4 beautiful, pathetic and true,” “The poet alludes to people who touch the magic string, y fame Is proud to win them, ’ | for sald pw hat suppressed, and never get thelr of ator Wallace, [74 J Wow what prompled ine As stated in the letter it comes without | foot | astonished me solicitation. Judge Fisher was a mem | i opt ¢ ng was the matter ber of the committee charged with the] HE TE S80 Save evo he J pau R84 COU examination of the Senatorial contest | or that dl through which the story was brought out, | His opportunities to know the facts are exceptional aud his frank and manly treatment of the case is creditable alike] to bis heart and head. The following is the text of the letter : Cnevense, Wyoming Territory, Me 1883, “Hon. Wm. A. Be Senade, risburg, Pa.: My Dear Sin—I] the uewspapers of Peansylvaniathary have secon proper at this late day d ny that oid, old story about the use « somebody's coffee-pot to color frandulent natoralization papers used in the political campaign of 1867 Pennsylvania, So long atime haselaps since I heard anything about that stor] that I bad forgotten all about it. Bot as it] has been revived 1 feel ealled upon by a| sense of duty to give to yo { atid candid statement of what I the matter, At the meeting of the Legislature ir Javuary, 1865, a contest aro 34. Colonel Robinson, of Juniata, aud Suugart, of Centre, as to wh two was entitled to a seat as Senator fron that Senatorial district. A e appointed in 8 manner provid and it 80 happened that I was one of that committee. After the that committee we met ao take a large amount of test other things brought to was the matter of “d tion papers,” and I remen proofs were quite clear that there been coosiderable crookedness, there was not one particle of which, in the slightest degree, you, and although I beard = dence and much talk outsid I never beard one word that sh you had any agency in proecn lent papers or using them afi been procured. I make th without being asked to d any consuitation stmply from dieting, so far as my a story which 1 : fx ] rivet Know of an name that after for fists will & #8 8 man wi poet laments, I has heretof rer Tonle nder the 10 Ceriain to be 3g 8 10; 0) DJ SPRING OPENIN ich of thi mmitteo wi eg DY $ appointment i ving completed extend a cordial fhink foundation in fact been oo ong . * nocens { man I ever iValive § Cause 1 opponent. You are at liberty to n this you see proper, VY yours, he line of the Richman r ratiroad bet ingly cold, damage to the ¢ Isaac Guggenhe ACW AGGIE WwW ~A1 BELLEFONTE, PA, Tivals? sh 8 They said 'twe In Mrs Io But Peruna se And scrofuls There are alread) 000 military office COW 10 anticipation « ; emounies, The preparations a most to the poiat of compietion, moat M sat Leathe tf onation cet are advanced ia of hides. . 3 26a] 6m . The Czar's coronati last Sunday, was a big affair, sti didn'e go because of the contin to the vargain store lor cheap goods, There are great altractions at Dinges' store, in dry-goods, lad’ i notions, men's and boys « lgthin 5 pure! aud fresh family groceries, &c. L. Z. Snyder was mulcted in $4) damages at Reading the other day for the seduction of a Miss Grosch, Although | Spyder was a married man, when be! courted the lady, he promised marriage. Galveston, Texas, May 10.—A despatch from Salado, Di 1 oas 15 ed 45 ued rasa i ET aAress goods, if A SW RR OR SOT J OT SH GRAHAM & SON, MANUFACTURERS & DEALEZ3S IN SHOES & LEATHER. to the News Tozas “Yesterday, on the Warrick Farm, ¢ Mexicans killed cach other with the knife. One stabbed the olbor in th of tho heart, leaving the knife sticking in the wound, The other quickly drew the knife from bis own breast and st sotagonist, Both died in & few Chicago, May 15. Thomas Welsh, » he whipped his wife to death with a leather strap, and who pleaded gaiity, was sen tenced by Judge Barnum to-day to thir. ty-five years in the penitentiary. The! erime is described as one of the most brutal ever recited in court, The Delaware Legislature has so] amended its banking laws as to abolish | days of grace in the payment of checks. | — For a 25c corn broom, hest to bel found, go to Sechlers, also, for a seamless | 26¢ bag, ball potash 10, good tomatoes 0} cans for 25c, Silver's corn 3 cans for 25¢,! Winslow's corn 3 cans for 45¢, marrow fat peas 3 cans for 26¢, Lima beans § cans for 42¢, strawberries 3 cans for %0c, pine ! ine ¥1 apples 3 caus for 70¢, pie peaches 3 caus BE. C BURTS R or Ladi for 60c, Boston bean 18c per can, The| Celebrated Shoes for Ladies and follow ng canned California fruits: Necta | Children. . riens 35 ceuts, 3 cans lor $1. Apricots 35 HANAU & SON'S, cents, 3 cans for $1. New York, Fine Shoes for Men ERY wo FAIRE fo region BOOT 3, abibed minutes.’’ If you want good, honest Boots and Shoes—goods that you will be nleased with—boy the following makes, and you will get the best: White cherries 300, 3 cans $l. Green gages 35c, J cans $lisnd Boys, every pair warranted, White muscat grapes 35c, Scans $1. Ege J H AYR MESS plums 35 cents, 5 cans for §1. Lemon) Roetrester Fine Shoes for Ladies cling peaches 36¢, 3 cans $1. Bartlett pears gnd Children, 36¢, 8 cans $1. Royal Bakiog Powder 40! Ja connection with the above fine cents for 1 Ib, can. Bakers’ Baking ghoes we have a fine line of Powder 25 cents for 1 1b. can, Crows & MEN'S CALF & KIP BOOTS, Black well's Pickles 30 cents, 3 jars for 85 PLOW SHOES, BROGANS, vents. Babbit's best soap 0 cents per bar, & SLIPPERS $5.25 per box of 100 vars. Fine new of every description, at the lowest fig Turkey prunes 10¢ per pound. Bossine | pres. runes 15c per pound, 4 ibs. for B0 cents.! gey™ Remember the place, on Corner of ie Freuch prapes 20¢ per 1b, 3 lbs, BROUKEKHOFF Row, for 50 cents, Fine table syrop G0c per BELLEFUNTE, PENN'A. gallon, b gallon dots 55 cts. Boyd'g quesu imag Syrup 80¢ per gallon, 5 gatlon lots 70 eis, , HBA ELE ne sugar cared hams 10¢ per pound, every ham waranted. Fine new cheese 18 cents per ib. Roasted coffee 14¢ per] 1b. packages, Best granulated sugar 10 per pound IMMEDIATELY | earn TRRRARARIY i. ALWAYS AHEAD ! for Lowest A 0. 4 Read and Study this ! 3 ENIN G WHITE RE £8 DEE GCC pk FOR MEN, Baptists Claire Linen D’Conlande Paris muslin and Edges and Lace Point Dijou, Embroidered Lace White Guipure, &e. A lot of Chile dren's Colla comprising a mixed lot closed out from the manu. facturer,at J cents a piece, some of them are worth 124, 15, 20, and 25 cents, but we will sell them all at 3 cents a piece, A lice of the few of the Many Ba « ht An all wool Cassimere suit hight cor Lace rs, 1 00; an A good Child's Suit at f Cassimere Pants A special bargain in 5 ! Lave PEC Ii ’ gan No. 5. A lot of duced from button, at 50cts ; a fine fd I ine ong at best quality Moleskin rmer price 81 25, ' + . 8a pair. A lot of Boys’ Rocks finest Fer Hats to 81 00. the 82 ol y . oi Special bargain No, pr A lot of Parasol { { cents to 10ects, g reduce d from FOR TEE LADI} Ladies Plush and Leather Cabas, at 25 to 60 cents, old price 1 to 2d lars. The finest ored board: r, | Of A tot of doul duced from 51 qualit y of linen, col | re hemsstitched Handkers chiefs, at 18 cents, old price 35 cents. |g, The finest assortment Hamburg | and of A lot Dress duced from 15¢ts to 12)¢ re of hinest re. Lawns Bash ribbon, embroidered edge, suitable also f Noeeial La {8 or bonnet and hat trims 3 ) i 1d ; per yard, | price bi watered Leis al cents 50 pieces of best qualily of I i ) i 1 i, £. 3 1 § . Ld - . ELK | Prints reduced from 881s to Dots, rard, old price ack low cut y £1 50. A wool W glered Bale on in brown, navy blue and g rire RILgN and white dress ; B cis; Gern , best g , 0 and 88 ¢ rades ents LYON & C LYON & CO. BELLEFONTE. Ll a i a ethan] Ny a” Carpets 8. & A® Loeb, Clothing. PRING IS NOW i CARPETS BELLEFONTE. (85 ANY OTHERS LOWER, LOW House-Furnishing Geods wm eet {sine gg on Ts hd i g8, Jab 4 end everything appertaining to the line, TT TT rE rr Tr oabann sasssantnte SPRING STOCK OF CLOTHING J UST IN! FERRE ARREARS ARAB R RE AA RE AN ERR ESRB Ne, Before buying look at our immense selection for this springs business, and get our prices for your guidance in purchasing of others. 8S. & A. LOEB. Boots and Shoes. We are now ready with an immense stock for Spring and summer. Our tock is more extensive, } and better selected than ever LADIES MISSES & CHILDRENS LACE AND BUTTON BOOTS. BOYS AND YOUTH'S LACE BUTTON AND CONGRESS BHOES. AND BOYS HEAVY BROGARS AND PLOW SHOES. MEN'S MEN'S We are sole agents for Reynolds Brothers Utica, and D Armstrong Rochester Bhoes, for Ladies Misses and Children, These goods are well known throughont the whole country, and scarcely auy need recommendation, for style, fit, snd quality there are no better made. We guarantee everything we recemmend. Ladies Shoe Polish--Will Not Crack the Leather. Doll §& Mingle, Bellefonte, Pa. HA RDW A RE. HARDWARE MARD WA i oo om Ad i 3 HARRIS & 5 HARRIS & ABE SELLING SECTIONS AND SECTIOFS AND 0 J — Se i EEA sii kinds ot ¥ arming Toe sR Fis hal, { BCYTHES, i ROPE BLOCKS WUTS HAY FORKS, &c , ALL KINDS 0 MEET THE LINE. IABRIS & ur - MA2 {0 | Cards—Atilorneys. ( f P. HE 4 v } A Altus uey-st i osil i buliding i jodxs BLALE LL"NN, ¢) Attorney-al Luw {Olliceon Alle, . eny stress, belleio eb Li FORTNEY, Attworney-al-Lav pard buliding, b iexander, CC. BM, 8B XANDER & BOWER, ATTORNEYB-AT-LAW, BELLEFONTE, PA. lee in Garman's new bulidin OHN ¥. POTTER, ¢ Collsglions { ’ Be Alors promiiy ial sltention given tw 1 it property jor sale. Will draw wiedged Deeds, Morten Epo snd have ge Ks J in, Alorney-at-Law t). nsuitations in English snd . OX rerman, fice in Furil's new build ng : ia BPA D* G, W, HUSTEEMAN, Dentist, Ce i idence on Church sls tite Lutheran Ob Will i { Drugeists. PERFUMERY, FANCY GOODS, &ec. Pare Wines and Liquors for Urposes aiways Kept. Ww Hotels. New krockerhoff House. B ROCKERHOFF HOUSE, ALLEGHENY ST, BELLEFONTE, Fi. UG. G. McMIL LEN, Yrop'r. Liood Sample Rooms on First Floor VE. res Buss to an om ail rains. gu vecini rates 10 wilnesses and jurors. Biunt{ ! yUSH ROUSE, i W . R. r, proprietor, Belle lute, 'a. Special attention given to Quutry trade. juve] Gy ra —— - VALS ius) » i 4, Ae BELLEFONTE, PA Fark X Lepaw Proprietor et brands ol Laguors and Cigars on i tn OG 80s odalions for Travels erund Commercial Mon, Alse Beer bot Ud Terms ressons le. sHuntf lam mo — : Ba ks. PF N'S VALLEY BANKING CO. i : CENTAZ HALL Recive Depos and allow Io- erest; Discount Notes; Buy wd Sell Government Ses Yous Gold and Coupons, OLF, W. B. Misorz, Sa : Pres a Unser on RE COUNTY BANKING CO, BELLEFONTE, PA. to Mi liken, Hoover & Co.) Deposits and Allow laterest; Discount Notes: : Buy and Sell Goy- ecurities; Gold and Coupe ong we % ak dn 3 # iE Wa os } heoel ernment one, das, A. i RAY ER, J D. Bevornt | ne) 00S, Cashier, A { i : LEY INTER === BA tographor, Cor. 84 & Market \ thin od " Pa. All kinds of work pes vin “ i J Pog ra ply calending io the highest ihe \ or Prices as low as good work can be Some it ures in oil, etayon or India ink [inde eps wn i Hoe suai host Picture. All who [ha :] Jat thinrge Will do well by calling at | Aber. po marten . p10 ATE AIWAFS on Fa . Wreon the cutlsokdfor ise HORE YO increase thelr anor - 1 in lane become worlihy : whose o et Luprove their opp orien . & Wat mary men, wotben We right in Loan de the Poy more than 1 Hi CHOI i { 3 } {Lies remain in p | boys and giristo! (on iilios Avy ih: start’ The times ordinary {free No one en | You can devote {iy your spars mo [ihe ie pesd ed ee ihest wii Eponsive ouifite farsi bd Tails to mak o moner rapaciy” ho tame 1g the work, or oni hte. armation and ai ve, STINSON uv. {Portiand, Maine A GreaBause of Human Isery IS RE LOSS oF [ANHO OD’ A Law ure © fund Hadieal cure © jet hoes indaeed ¥ jusons impatency, §% {menia wu Fogg bor TRY Ad (Hor J Virose The world yoned tare, elsarly proves the awful Soteid taaily removed wi Bons, bougies. Instry Pag out a mode of core by which seers sufferer FH or win Aw 4 Ann St, New i 8 | Rag i Bons o r u rile; © Prion Me 0, Hop hha may RE alin Doand stn % " or, tn this admirable his CXPETIe nos ho soil Aber ae su T What i ehenply, boon to thones nds and , MEDICAL CO rh, P. 0. box, 40 that i be efor:
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