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FRED KURTZ, . . . Editor
Centre Harn, Pa, Aug. 9, 1883.
CENTRE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE
FOR 1858,
Name.
P, O. Address.
Bellefonte
rict.
nte N. W.
= WwW, Chas, Smith
WwW. W, 8. A. MeQuistion..... >
boro. ira . Leathers Howard
\ wre James P. Jones.........Milesburg
Millheim ¥. PP. Musser Millheim
Philipsburg 1 W G. G, Herlinger....
" 2W Bol Schmidt
A.V. Carpenter...
1. J. McDonald
Wim. Ishler Bellefonte
Frank F. Adams...... Milesburg
Henry Meeker... Pine Glen
John ROOP....coess Lemont
John McCloskey.........Romola
J.T. MeCormick.. State College
WwW. Walker. Rock Spring:
Iron. Spring Milh
we Farmers Mills
. Woodward
Aasronsburg
Stormestown
Boalsbhurg
Howard
11 %
8 W
invie boro
iw m
"leming
fer..... Madisonburg
y Filmaon
” Coburn
Centre Hall
Pussy ville
Philipsburg
Randy Rida
Bellefont
Snow Shoe
Fowler
Fleming
iblersburg
Rpt, Port Matilde
WM. CC. HEINLE,
Chalrman.
[HOW INDIANA WAS CARRIED.
From Dors o's Intervie
Herald.)
“Bat,” said the correspondent, “that i:
indefinite. Here yonare distinctly charg
od with having run things in Indiana, hav.
nr won the fight and having been re
-Jed with a banquet in New York.”
“There is nothing in the Indiana cam
We took the
eans that were avai'able to carry the
nin f hicago
paizn to be ashamed of.
y'ate and we carried it.”
“Bat h>w? Simply organization—no
noney 7
“Whr, ves. I said before it took mon-
“How much was used, ia round fig
‘our hundred thousand dollars.”
“And how was that money expend.
a?”
“Ob, now you are going down too deep-
y. However, perhaps I can give you
syme idea when I say there were 1,600
and more townships in the State, and
hat in each of these townships we had
three good, honest, square Republicans
y canvass the whole vote, find out what
was wanted in their townships to change
the complexion of their affairs or help to
to us at Indianapolis
n the time came, 'Eachlone of these
men, nearly 5,000 in number, reported
what they could do and how much it
would take to influence people to a
thought, We paid $20 to
some and as high as $75 to others, but
do it, and report
¥ " nt
chauge oil
every towaship should know just what
each go*. There was no chaoce for "nig-
ging There, that's all there was in car-
rying Iadiana ia October. You musa’t
ask me to go any deeper into particu.
Jars, for I wont d
y it.”
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HIGH LICENSE AND PROHIBI-Z
TION.
I'he difference between high license
and prohibition was never better illus
trated anywhere than in Kansas City
Just Sunday. It is well knowa that Kan-
io Missouri and part in
sthing but an imaginary
dividing the two, This line runs
along the centre of astreet. In Missouri
they have a high license law, and in
Kausas the sale of ull kinds of liquor is
total'y probibitel. The high license law
of Missouri prohibits the sale on Sunday.
Sandiy week was the first since the Su-
preme Court had affirmed the constitu
tisaality of the law, and the officers had
announced that they intended to enforce
its provisions, It was impossible in
the Missouri part of the city to get a
glass of liquor, while over on the Kansas
side the saloons of all kinds were kept
open, and the thirsty Missourians had
nothing to do but to cross the street to
get all they wanted. Never bufore wa
there as quiet and orderly a Sanday i
Kansas City proper. A high license
law with stringeat provisions, can be en.
forced, and the sale of intoxicants thus
restrainad to a great extent, while with
the present publicsentiment prohibition
cannot be enforced to an extent that
will accomplish the end sought for. The
attention of practical temperance men
everywhere is being tarned toward the
question of high license. and there is a
probability that temperance legislation
will take a decided step forward. In
Kansas city the license is now $1,350.
This high license shuts off the worst
of saloons,
a nbnp—y go
sas City is part
Kansas, with n
HES
It gives nus pleasure to call the atten-
tian of our readers to the series of ads
vertisements of the James Boss’ Gold
Watch Cases now appearing in our col-
ums. This watch case has been on the
market for nearly thirty years and has
attained a reputation which is second to
none, it now Being universally co
to be the standard, The James Boss’
Gold Watch Cases are made of two solid
fourteen karat gold, soldered on
side of a plate hard nickel composition
metal, These plates of gold are thick
enough to admit of engraving, chasing,
ete, und supply all the gold needed for
practical use, while the composition
plate furnishes the strength and solidity
needed. in every watch case, and yet
lacking in those wade of solid gold, Al
———
At ————————
though these cases are as good, and in
some points better than a solid case, the
cost is only about one-half as much.
Many of Se James Boss’ Gold Cases
have been in constant use for twenty-
five years withont wearing through the
gold, The manufacturers furnish a guar
antee with each case warranting it to
wear twenty years, and this guarantee
means just what it says, for unlike other
guarantee furnished so often with watch
cases, this is #igned by the manufacturers
of the James Boss’ Gold Watch Cases,
Purchasers should avoid any watch case
anless the guarantee is signed, as other~
wise it is not only worthless but is in
tended so to be, and the absence of a re-
liable signature is fair indication that the
manufacture lacks faith in his claims or
in his goods.
et ———
A CHILD PERISHES IN
ING BARN.
Lewistown, Jnlv 30,—A large barn be-
longing to David W. llr, at Bellville, this
county, was burned yesterd «y afterncor.,
A daughter of Dr J. B, Lloyd, ten vears
old, perished in the limes Two of the
doctor's ehildrin were playing in the
barn and haviag some matches set t ¢
hay on fire to see the rmoke. The bo
escaped uninjmed, I'he oss on the barn
and contents is about $2,000 ; ir surance,
£1 200,
"A BURN-
- lp
Robert Fulmer, of Elimsport, Lycom-
ing county, is thirty one years old and
two feet four inches high, or two inches
smaller than Tom Thumb. lle has three
brothers und one sister, each of whom
is over six feet t 1,
The first number of Dio Lewis’ Month~
ly has made its appearance, beginnlog
with ihe month of August. The aim of
he magazine is to popularize sanitary
wience. It is needless to repeat what all
know, Mat Dio Lewis is high anthority
the laws of health and the methods of
wolonging life. His monthly should
ave a wide circulation, in fact it should
he a monthly visitor in every household.
$2.50 a year or 25¢, a number. Publish
ad by Clarke Brothers, 68 & 69 Bible
House, New York.
Fira: All Fits stopped free by Dr.
Kline's Great Nerve Restorer, No Fits
alter first days nse, Marvelous cores.
[reaties and $2.00 trial bottles free to Fit
cases. Send to Dr, Kline, 631 Arch St,
Philad., Pa. 1ljune y
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SNATCHED FROM THE GRAVE,
My wife was at the brink of the grave.
She had been given up to die by three of
Allegheny City’s best physicians. They
all pronounced her disease Consumption,
Her finger-nails and lips were blue; was
pulseless at the wrist; we were all called
to witness her death. Atthis moment a
peizhbor brought ia Dr. Hartman, who
prescribed a teaspoonful of Peruna every
hour. She improved from the first dose,
and in a week she was up, and now (less
than six months) she is well. See page
30 in the “Ills of Life,” a book yon can
get gratis from your Droggist. If not
address Dr. Hartman, Osborn, Ohio,
T. 8S. EBERLEIN, South Chicago, Ill.
GRAHAM & SON,
MANUFACTURERS & DEALERS
IN
BOOTS, SHOES & LEATHER.
If you want’ good, honest Boots
and Shoes—goods that you will be
pleased with—ouy the following
makes, and you will get the best:
E. C. BURTS
Celebrated Bhoes for Ladies and
Children.
dANAN & SON'S,
New York, Fine Shoes for Men
and Boys, every pair warranted,
J. HL BY RMESS
Rochester Fine Shoes for Ladies
and Children.
In connection with the above fine
shoes we have a fine line of
MEN'S CALF & KIP BOOTS *
PLOW SHOES, BROGANS,
& SLIPPERS
of every description, at the lowest fig.
ures.
par Remember the ry on Corner of
BROCKERHOFF ROW,
BELLEFONTE, PENN’A.
i
Tmay
LEKS!
SECHLERS !
SECHLERS!
FERTEFCAE SRTRRRRER SESRAS LER FARERS ERE
NEW GOODS
FEACOREIE FEEAIIONE AEIEE AEITEREE Care
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:
; Just opened a full line of Choice Fami-
y
GROCERIES
GROCERIES
AND
AND
PROVISIONS,
PROVISIONS,
Such as
TEAS, COFFEES,
SUGARS, SPICES,
CANNED GOODS,
DRIED FRUITS,
MEATS,
NUTS,
OYSTERS,
FINE CANDIES,
FISH, SYRUPS, ETC.
Together with
GLASS, CHINA, WOOD AND
WILLOW WARE. AND
HOUSEHOL
KINDS
ri
Goods are
all newly bought, strictly fresh, and of
the very best kind.
MEAT MARKET.
Beef of the choicest cattle, veal,
pork and mutton, fresh and always
on haod. 80 nov. tf
by others.
2R8jun y
for produce.
If you want &
MCYCLE,
a VELOCIPEDE,
Of
SEND TO
H. B. HART,
for a Price list and
description.
SPRING
s&r-and cheapest Building Mates"
gay-rial is of
Jas. §. Krape & Co.,
Spring Mills, Pa.,
who keep all kinds of
FLOORING,
GERMAN, &
SPLIT SIDING,
SURFACE BOARDS,
WINDOW BASHES,
SHUTTERS,
BLINDS
&e., &ec., &eo
Anything wanted not ready
hort
will be furnished on short nos
fice.
SPRING OPENING "83.
Having completed shelving and fix
ing up my goods, I extend a cordial
invitation to everybody to come and
consist of
Goods
examine my goods, which
Clothing, Men's Furnishing
Hats and Cape, Boots and Shoes, and
the best assortment of Trunks and
Valises in the county. I haven't $40,
000.00_worth of goods, I am sorry to
say, but what I have is new and of the
latest styles. I have good goods, and
gome cheap goods. I have some of
the very best make of the celebrated
Rochester goods. I have them to suit
young and old, rich and poor. I will
not boast of what I will do, but if you
give mea call I will doas I always
havedone : treat you fair and honest
and give you the value of your mons
ey, and don’t you forget it.
Isaac Guggenheimer,
In New Addition to Bush's Arcade,
BELLEFONTE, PA,
P.8.—A full stock of the best Leath.
er alwayson hand.
Cash paid for all kinds of hides.
26apbm
3
IST OF GOODS AT HA
), retanants, ple
to select enough of
s Fine Wo
fen i Hats
Finest |
r Haw
n'% Dress Shoos
Bewed shoes
igi
Patent la
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LADIES
1 shoes
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one oolor 10 finisl
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of Dark & Light
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One Lot o
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TT iwpper 1 of pr
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what they ar worth
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Child's regular made Home...
One lot of all Silk Colored and
Child's and Misses Hose.
june 28
Sash Ribbons 6 to 8 in. wide
Black Sash Ribbon. 25 a yd. actual
a Ge 4 pair for 2,
SEND FOR SAMPLES,
LY
6 pair for 25¢
value TH & 10
clpewhere ie
ON & CO
and QGueensware.
The public will always find Val.
It in
Their special or-
Jellefonte they will
s
vder
Ores
highest prices paid
Always
PHATONS,
BUCCIES,
ROAD CARTS.
For Terms and Prices address,
FISK BROS. & CO.,
RACINE, WIS.
Or call on
D*
i A alls
tended to
ful practics,
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(4. W.
PHY®I
KLINE,
IAN & SURGROX,
Potters Mills, V
snd night, opt
nd several years su
juny
Dentists.
KB G. W. HOSTEKMAN,
Dentist, Centre Hall,
Otfice at residence on Church street, oppo-
ute Lutheran Church, Will give satiss
taction in sil branches of his profession,
Ether administered 14adr
DD 8..G. GUTELIUS.—
Dentist, Millbeim., Offe
professional services to the public.
prepared to perform sll operations in
feptal prutession. He is now fully pre
pared to extract teeth absolutely wilhe
pein. my 4
Druggists.
J ZELLER & SON, —
oe DRUGGISTS, Bellefonte,
Dealer In
DRUGS, ——
CHEMICALS,
PERFUMERY,
| FANCY GOOD®
{ Pure Wines sand Liquors for medic
purposes siways kepl.
Hotels.
New Brockerhoff House.
BROCKERHOFF HOUSE,
ALLEGHENY 87, BELLEFONTE,
G. G. McMILLEN, Prop'r.
Good Sample Rooms on First Floor.
5%. Free Buss to and from all trainee of
Special rates to witnesses and jurors. 5junt
PAM EMPRETZY AN, BOOT AND
SHOEMAKER
after April 1st will open in the Durst
building, when be will be prepared to
make to order Boots and Shoes, and do
all kiods of repairing. Satisfaction guar-
anteed, and charges reasonable. He asks
a share of the public patronage. Smartf
Te
¥
Hus b
a.
"mRtia
AVAL
PA.
Wilsonia
Insoles.
with all their consequent i
quired. So-called incurables taken
The Wilsonia A have
pain.
fu stampa,
»
WJ
8 © es ©
by
for me in one
whether for lady or
An
inne Lean i
/ 3 FE CY
Appliances.
Ave'd colds.
PRICE, 0
& marvelous work among invalids. No medicine re.
tals and cured.
#50 000 avd
gentleman.
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LIGAT DRAFT COMBINATION PENN HARROW
ton Li.
*
has all the Harrows in the one require!
place, and they are adapt
ru Marker
¥ soil
fell Painted and in
in passing over ii
, ak
ed to an
eth,
Cathiden, New Jermay,
Twe Harrowi
therefore will do double the work of any
d a great saving of igse ared lalw
0 your intevest and buy the Penn Harrow. Manufacured only by the
| Wit Revolves and gives the ground
over any other, it ean be wo easily changed
with Beeel T.
he most unhandy implement on the (are,
inte Five Different Harrows
adding an extra piece or bolt. Thus the forme
other Harrow and save the farmer half his labor
and a Complete Sled for each Harrow, wi how
® Another great advantage the Penn Harrow has
once,
Penn Harrow Manufacturing (ou.
Stretcher sent
EL with Harrow.
Penn Hamow is made of the Best White Ouk,
first-class. Formerly a Hasvow wast
it is the most convenient, an
every
with our