THE CENTRE _ REPORTER |
FRED! KURTZ, . . Editor
Cextae Hann, PA. June 21, 1883,
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We agree with the Williamsport Sun
that it is about time that words of cen:
sure were uttered against those who fa-
vor an adjournment of the legislature for
ten days, which makes in salaries the
sum of upwards $50,000, There was no
need of adjourning at furthest more than
a day, for the President of the Senate to
appoint his committees, and the House
machine to be adjusted for a new turn at
the wheel. As the Republicans made an
extra session necessary by refusing to fa-
vor a fair apportionment, that party
must take the onus of this assessment
upon the tax-payers of this Common-
wealth, ’
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ssi lo .
Some of Robison's navy yard frauds
| be put up at auction. The Navy De-
partment will in a’ few days advertise for
sale about twenty vessels, Some of these
are iron-clads, others are wooden war
vessels—many of which saw service in
the War of the Rebellion, The vessels
were pronounced unfit for service by the
Examining Board some time [ago and
ordered to be sold. They will probably
bring about as many dollars as they bave
cost thousands, if sold atall,
Among those to be sold is the single-
turretted monitor, Dictator, now lying
helpless and almost worthless at League
Island. She was built in 1864 and has
cost the Government $1,560 Her
timbers are rotten, her machinery
worthless and without nearly $1,000,000
ig spent on her she would not be fit for
war daty and even then she iid only]
LDU,
is
you
“yy
Fill
that
WR
The Susquehanna is another y
be sold. She cost
rotten. It would cost
her fit for anything. The Frolic, an
blockade Yuner, las at the navy yar
rotten. She cost nearly $500,000.
Florida, which cost over $1,000,000, is
pronounced rotten.
little value,
The Tin
one million,
£500,000 to
d
lp pe
Stealing bills from Legis-
pears to be becoming a very popular,
pastime, Indeed it may be said to have]
become a fine art. The parties who prac-
tice it have become ouch ade
get away with the
without being caught at it, A stol en bill
is responsible for the one cent toll which
foot passengers have to pay across the
East river bridge. A few oT ago Gov-|
TE
pia tha
bills easily euo
ser h
ago
formation that he would have returned
the bill along with the veto only
one had stolen it.
the Tewksbury appropsiation bill has)!
been stolen before the Governor had
chance to veto it. A great
is needed yet in the average
if this sort of things is to conti
al
nue
“Governor Batler is making
dance
lawyer who attended the Tewksbury
hearing lately. The prevalent opinion is
that he is making more out
nesses for the defense than he « dic
his own. He offered to fully identify the
piece of human skin taken from the body}
of C. J. Exlund, who died at, Tewksbur;
Almshouse in 1870,
He stated that Eklund can
th e gai Lis
a fine style”
been an inmate of the institution ; that
AFTER LYNCHING, A TORNADO,
Waverly, June 11.—A cyclone this af-
ternoon visited the town of Tripoli, the
the scene of the exploits of the Barber
brothers, It blew down trees and build
ings, The machinery warehouse of J,
Garrett was completely destroyed, caus-
ing a loss of $1000,
Two men were in the warehouse at
the time, but they succeeded in escaping
with a few bruises, Considerable dam-
age was done. to business houses, and
many gmall houses and corn cribs were
blown to atoms, Several persons were
slightly injured.
West Union, Ia., June 11.-A tornado
struck Brush Creek this afternoon at 3
o'clock and blew one-third of the town
away, causing a loss of 30 0740 thousand
dollars. Xo Tiv e8 were lost,
ws lor
Albany, June 12,—The General Synod
of the Reformed Dutch Church of Amer-
ica to-day passed resolutions denunciato-
ry of Masonry and other oath-bound or
ders and cautioning all the churches of
the Synod to discourage their members
from joining secret societies,
-The reason why the Legislature
adjourned for twelve days daring the ex-
tra session, was to give every member an
opportunity to puzehase a new suit of
clothes at the Philad. Branch. The peo-
ple will not complain about the adjourn-
ment, if the members do not take pay, at
the rate of ten dollars per day, for the 12
days not in session,
Mr. Howard B, Strickler Hellam, Pa.,
says: *'1 had dyspepsia bad. Brown's Iron
Bitters restored me to perfect heal
aS
FIDELITY.
name is Mrs, Eihs, si
Milwaukee is my he
And you must not be 1
Because 1 no more roam
In search of cures for that w hic A
Have brou ight ma to the tom
Ww hie i 1 could not have los ng with, slo ood,
Ar ig of the womb |! Py
My
M
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i
ne,
would
Dr.
Fits
cures,
es free to It
A rch
All Fits sboppH d free by
Kline's Great Nerve Restorer, No
after first days nse, Marvelous
Lreaties and $2.00 trial bout
y Dr. |
H4100, UG
sari t
BRA §
hilad., Pa.
VITAL i
most emia
1001,
EST]
8X © 0 t I iysl
Of any sci what 18 the
ior q wietis ng and allaying
tation of the nerves ana ring
nervous complaints, giving
ichildlike refreshing sleep always?
And they will tell you unhesi
“Some form of Hope
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Ni
Ask the }
bes
a
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8
&
is th
e be
to
“VY hat
can be relied
Kidneys ar
{Brighiv's disease, 5
lability to retain u rine, snd
and ailments peculiar to Wo
“And they wil 1tell explicitly
phat Cal Buchu
Ask the same p hysic
ui is 03
cure for al
consiipa Xy
{asian er, ague,
gil you
Mand drake |! or Dandelion !
Hence, when theseremedies are
ed with others jusily vaiuable
wounded into Hop Bitters
tl and mysterious curati
ped Which 18 80 varied in
no Gisewse or
on
uri
ians
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4
ai LGV We
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ALG CO
a wondri
$ deve iO
Si 8s
poss
i i
Gisepsos,
called
SU plion, Baye ves
Woman gone n¢
From agony of 1
{wakeluiness and
| woman.
{ People drawn oul of sh
|ciating pangs of Kh
ie inflam matory at
i
fro an BC ro ui
yuly
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i
mains, or over a coflin said to contain
them ; the body was taken to Harvard
Medical School for dissection ; that this
piece of skin, on which is tattoed in In-
dia ink a representation of the Crucifix~
ion, with the man’s name and date of
birth, was removed and preserved by
man whom he can produce on the wil
ness stand and that the management of
this institution is responsible for
horrible desecration of the dead.
The defense resorted to dilatory meas
ures to prevent the testimony going in,
but the Governor will persist in showi
the facts.
a
this
rie¥
in 3
: ing
ik
eM
For some years past two ladies have
been seen passing daily through Ninth
street to Prospect Park, Brooklyn, with
an evidently aged but still noble-looking
Newfoundland dog. He usually walked
slowly and painfully between them. 1
They often stopped for the animal to rest,
only moving when he evinced a desire to
proceed. They were permitted to bathe
him in the park lakes, A few months
ago he died; a costly coffin was made
for him, and he was buried in the family
lot in Greenwood Cemetery. Inquiry re-
vealed that several years ago the ladies.
mother and daughter, were wrecked on
the Jersey cost. While being transferred
with the dog from the ship to the beach
the boat capsized, The dog rescued the
daughter, and, returning through the
surf, aided the life saving crew in bring.
ing the half-drowned mother ashore,
A pM
The Archoishop of Quebec has issued
a mandate disconntenancing any connec.
$iin by by his flock with secret societies,
Alia grace includes labor unions ian the
ctegory .
A famine in the Kardish district, Asia
Minor, is , Many have A
Grain is selling at six times the usual
price,
A gtylish hat, neck-ie, collar,
cuffs, cuft-battons, anything in y ye line
of men’s wearing bi , always to be
found in restos. vi ety at the Philad.
Branch, and 25 to 30 per cent chea
than elsewhere in Centre county,
w styles but what are immediately re-
boul at the Philad. Branch,
~The Penn Harrow for sale by Al
exander & Oo, tr |
-
Best In
The World.
g °
£ ©
. I
Penn Harrow is made of the Best White (
every way first-class, Formerly a Harrow wa
with our improvements it is the most convenien
to your interest and buy the Penn Harrow,
par b
Hg
Opposite Philadelphia, Pa.
C—O BAN bans. SSN WS RS
N* W DEPARTURE.
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Believing it to be the best for
both merchant and customer that all
dealings should be in cash, and fol«
lowing the example of most promi-
nent and successful dealers, I have
determined to do away with the
credit system aiter the 17 of July,
1882. After this'date thejbooks will
be closed and I will sell ouly
Fee Qe Re Ce AB H
or its equivalent,
Thankful to my customers for
their past patronage, I hope to meet
them in the future at my old stand,
where I am confident I can sell much
CHEAPER THAN BEFORE, and
LOWER than elsewhere, Have do-
termined to give my customers the
benefit of oe new system,
PRODUCE will be take in ex-
~|change for goods " highost market
rice, Res
p ro GRENOBLE
AAR —~
~The wife of Jamos Herron, of Ohio
ville, Beaver county, died recently after
giving birth to a ninth child, Her mother
and grandmother each died in giving
birth to a ninth child, Mrs, Herron was
so convinced the would die that months
ago she began to make preparations for
her funeral
Oar subscribers should bear in mind
when one year is paid in advance, $2, we
y Were
allow a credit of 2 months as a premium
Work Given Out, On receipt of your
address we will make an offer by which
you can earn 83 to $7 evenings, at your
home, Men, women, boys or ‘girls ean
do it. H.C. WiLkixsox & Co, 106 Fal
ton St, New York, 10mayGt
——— rma
SPRING OPENING *88,
Haviog completed shelving and fix
ng up my goods, I extend a cordial
dy to come and
my goods, which consist of
Af
f, dien 8 oods
vad
Clothing
Hats and Cape," Boots and Bhoes,
the best assortruent of and
Valises in the county. I haven't $40,
000.00 worth of
1d of the
1 i Law *
ut what I b is new at
, b
¥
fOOGSR
{ the lebrated
i
I have them t
12 . . u
Rochester goods.
and old
5
a ant
I
ric
ung ’
yt boast of what
I will do as always
$ wu £41 wil h y $
ne {real you alr ana nobess
havedo
1 em Iva
you {he vaiue ol
and give
forget it.
nd don’t you
isaac Guggenheimer,
ey, §
ie
ALWAYS
FOR MEN,
A lice of the few of the Many Ba +
gains we have :
An all wool Cassimere suit light cos
ored, at 87 00, former price $10 00;
a good pair Pants 70cts & 100; an
elegant spring bottom black basket
Pants $2 00. A good Child's Buit at
§1 75. A full line of Cassimere Pants
from §2 00 up. A special bargain in
a fine Percale Shirt, two collars and
collar button, at 50cts ; a fine one at
Gbcts. The best quality Moleskin
ehirts at 850cts, former price 81 25,
A lot of Boys’ Bocks 3cts a pair,
FOR THE LADIES:
Ladies Plush and Leather Cabas,
at 25 to 60 cents, old price 1 to 2 dol
lars. The finest quality of linen, col-
ored boarder, hem«stitched Handker.
chiefs, at 18 cents, old price 35 cents.
The finest assortment Hamburg
edgings and inserting, Swiss edge and
senting, Naimook edge and inserts
ing ; Sash ribbon, embroidered edge,
suitable also for bonnet and hat tims
mings and bows, 25 cents per yard,
old price black gilk watered
ribbon, 8cts per yard, old price 25
of
cf fa
ioels ;
rts
el
A wool Watered Saleen in
brown, navy blue and green at 16¢ts,
old price Sbcts ; an all wool extra
fine garnet and cardinal 38 inches in
width, 50cts, prices elsewhere 7hct
chhidren’s plaids 8, 10 and 12 cents,
prices elsewhere St least one-half
more ; new butto new shades, new
colors, new le "all shapes ;
nd white dress ginghams 7cts,
price 15 cts; German colored
ble and stand covers, §1 00 worth $2.
Kid gloves, best grades, reduced to
36, 40, 50 and 88 cents, same gloves
some {ime ago at 90cts, and
$1 00. :
70els,
A word
JA TCR
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PA.
itis)’
A2UBil &
A i jitd
"BELLEFONTE,
In New n to
f the best Leathe.
P.8S.—A full stock «
band.
er alw
avs
ali} 1 PF 5.2. Yan
f 8il KILGS © 1168,
28apfm
ET El Ae
Era "
Wheel Revolves and gives the ground
Two Harrowings in passing over it
nee, therefore will do donl @ the wot of any
her Harn w and save the farmer halfh $ labor
dvantage the Penn Hats w has
yer any other, it can be so easily chan
sdding an extra piece or boit, Thus the farmer
; all the Harrows in the one required on his
lace, and they are adapted to any soil.
yak, wi ith Bieel Teeth, Well Painted and in
5 the most unhandy impli ment on the farm,
and a great ¢ saving of time and labor, Took
by the
nt,
Camden, New Jersey.
FaTRAY NoTicn~There came to the
premises of the underyigned, in Potter
township, about § mile east of Potters
Mills, on April 17, 1883, a black horse
with a white spot on forehead, about 18
years old. The owoer is requested to
prove property and pay charges, or other.
wise it will be disposed of according to law
26apim J. R. Crosg, Potters Miil s
J PMINTSTRATORS | NOTICE ZTetters of 84
Ad ininistration upon the estate of
John KK. Runkle. deceased, Inte of Potter town.
ghip, having been lnw full
re ted to the under
signed, she wonid respect nf y request ail persons
knowing themselves to be indebted to the estate
to make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same to present them duly an.
thenticated for settlement. :
Hmnayot LUCINDA RUNKLE, Adm'r,
Centre Hi, o Pa,
A PMINISTRATOR'S 4 NOTICE. afters of nd
migisration u
Adron 8 Weaver, dec’d, late of Potter township,
Bon romrct aly rota perms Lon og
@ woul ally rex
themselves to be indebted to the estati to A
ov ost the ry brsent then ig then
the sno to
acted for setticmen OM EO
Af Flo” Sot EN,
SPRING MILLS HOUSE,
On I.&T.R.R
YiNE BPMMER RESORT.
Fine Fishing ‘and a ont «Roman.
tie Menai pnd Valle ale Sccnery’
Healthy
TERMS EEO ALE.
J, H. BIBBY,. AERA EERE Proprietor,
Bpriog Mills,
fy i CENTRE COUNTY, PA,
DWARE.
HARDWARE
HARDWA
lo
oa o—————
A HARRIS, &
A. HA iB ® i NX
ARE WELLING
SECTIONS AND
SRCTIOFS AND
REAVERS,
REAVERS,
ing Too!
CoO,
CO
And ali kinds po. Farw
RAKES, FORKS,
SUYTHES,
ROPE
SPROUTS HAY
ee AS WELL AS ALL
HARDWARE, TO MEET
MANDS IN THIS LINE.
HARRI
B
#,
OPENING WHITE DRESS GCOpS
Baptists Claire Linen D'Conlande
Paris muslin and Edges and Lace
Point Dijou, Embroidered lace
White Guipure, &c. A lot of Chil.
dren’s Lace Collars, comprising a
mixed lot closed out from the manu
facturer,at 3 cents a Joc, some of
them are worth 124, 15, 20, and 25
cents, but we will sell them all at 3
cents a piece,
BLOCKS
FORKS, &e.
KIRDS
THE
£2
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8 & CO)
ww i ‘
JAS,
a a
~“Cards—. Attorney 8.
( 2 ¥ WES,
Autorney-at- Law,
Practices in all the Courts
Furst building, Belief
OHN BLAIR L’NN,
Altorney-at- Law,
street, Bellefout,
wasn {} sn
I. t
Office on Alle
fab tf
D.,
~~ einold(
Special bargain i on
n ony
A lot of the finest Far Hats res J
duced from 82 50 tol81 00. TNEYX,
ARornsysal-law,
rd building, B
¥. FOR
7
Special bargain No, 2 INA
. T. Alexander, LC.
LEXANDER & BOWER,
ATTORNEYSB-AT-LAW,
BELLE FONTE, PA.
{Off es in Garman's new | bui dir ,
re-| JOHN F. POTTER, A
9icts i Collections promtly mad
4
EB: pocial attention given to ©
ie,
bE TEE
A lot of Parasols
cents to 10cts.
redue d from
Specia
tine
wal
Lanw
& sua
havi
Iraw
Mortgs
A lot of double width Alapacas Ley-at-
duced from 35c¢ts to 1 the
thos Kg
WU
F ior ¥Y 1
wiedged Deeds,
, Pa
is OF
+8 Ul
and 3 Ave
periy ka
sno
{IAN Pr
5, Ap
EC
A lot]
duced
» 4
r Fe
Le,
we . 1
EV ul din w
igi ang
Furst's new hail
in UTE BE DEW
Dentists,
finest Dress Lawns
from 15cts to 123 ets
of :
2!
NGLEL, Alors
% 5 in
¥ y
ifuiiatl
{iflien
50 pieces of best qualily of Dress
Prints reduced from Xets to Gets.
BR. G. B. FRAXA,
PHYSICIAN & BURGEON
Spriog Milis, Pa.
nigol, promplly
Yoillp Bhook's re
Swinsysn
ERMA
er
1 resides n Chul
.* 5a ne {8 ¢ L eral Aiurch, Wi
Silk nek n i | brenches of §
- a ‘ »
cis to 2octs.
{
i
8 A 1%,
A lot of Men's low
82 50 to 81
ae oH
$y
Centre Hal
glreet,
; alist,
di ret FEC
yy
ii give sail
Lure
is pry
f Gents fine
red from 50
Ceeivi
Jindy
sv! hirvwrany
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A lot of Infants’ five laced Morocco ;
Shoes reduced from 50cis to 35cts.
i
i ola
We will be gla » to send yoo!
d any Lime
—
“Dr USEISLS.
ZELLER & SON,
DRUGGIST
samples with our prices’ by mail of anv|
i may need, J .
. ; Dealer
Ve have but one price for all. i Veale
{DAUGS,
& CO CHEMI( 3,
ION TALS
PERFUMERY,
FANCY GOODS
Liquoc
gy
Pure Wine
|
{purposes niways
3 re
£7 4
rs i
BELLEFONTE,
Hotels.
Carpets NS. & A.
is
Ove STOCK FOR SPRING
OF (
PRICES ALWAYS AS LOW AS
Ho
Nheelinion,
Pitlow-Co
and every!
Bef.
DOLLS &
! New Brockerhoff House,
ROCRERHOFI HOUSE,
'B ALLEGHENXY 87,, BELLEFORTE,
G. G. McMILL EN, Prop’ r.
{Good Sample Rooms on First Floor.
res Bass 1 {0 sud from fil trains. go
B BEsses and ju
{por ate, Pa.
{country trade.
| y UTS HOUSE,
BELLEFOXTE,
Fraxk X. Lemax, Proprietor
Best brands of Liagors and Cigars
iband. Good sccom 1odations for Travel.
fers snd Com: cial Men, Aisv Deprbot
{tle Terms reasons ~Ziantf,
Loeb,
a —_e
Clothing.
—— —
Pa.
ie
of
HOW COMPLETE.
Po
veller, proprietor, Belle
ecial attention given to
junelby
iv,
hd
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ARPETS 1
FONTE.
VE]
BROUGHT
TA
ANY CASE §| not
»
§e ©.
Endless Variety x
’ Banks
VALLEY BA?
BANKING CU.
CENTRE BALL
teceive Deposits andallow Jo-
terest; Discount Notes; Buy
and Hell Government sd,
irities; Gold and Coupons,
“Wour, W. B. Misoux,
Pros Caslier
YENTRE COUN NTY BANKING CO
BE LL EFOXTE. PA
{Late Milliken, Hoover & Co
| Receive Deposits and
Allow Interest:
Discount Notes:
uy and Bel 1Gow:
fold snd Coup.
Nopline,
Wu
NG JUS
: A. LOEB.
Bravia, J DD Bavezer
_ Cnsbier,
ms ————
won A AAR SARI ERE
MoM SINT TH
| Photographer, Cor. 34 & M
| Btreots, LEWISBURG, Pa. All kinds of - Ho
taining to photog: ¥ extending in the higbest
Jo MINGLE, =
i.
style of the 811. Priges as low as good work can
{he done for. Plot in oil. craven or India ink
jiade 1ife Elge trom the unaliost picture. All who
(have pisarcs to enlarge will do well by o_o ut
{ny pallory, marém
Wise
Lite remain in pave
He
poople are Abn . 1
Shh Scat ane bene
and i.
want
Piers w Hat
* Ady don do the
Eh will
Ee i
ortinnd, Maine,
A Great Cause of ol
Ml
Mens Fine Shoes.
No 10 Brockerhoff Row.