The Centre reporter. (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, August 23, 1883, Image 5

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THE CENTRE REPORTER.
Cextre Harn, Pa. Aug. 23, 1883,
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JUDICIAL,
The Judicial Conference committee of
the Legislature agreed to a report, and
submitted the same to their respective
Houses, The committee was com
of senators Greer, Davies and Wallace,
and Representatives McDonald, Adams
and Gordon. The bill provides for
eighty Judges (six more than now are
on the bench) and apportioned as fol-
lows:
First, Philadelphia—~Twelve Common Pleas and
threo Orphans Court Judges,
Second, Lancaster 3 Two Judges,
Third. Northampton One Judge.
Fourth, Tioga One Judge.
Fifth, Allegheny B8ix Common Pleas and two
Orphans Court Judges.
Bixth, Erie One Judge,
Seventh, Bucks One Judge,
Eighth, Northumberland One Judge.
Ninth, Cumberland One Judge.
Tenth, Westmoreland One Judge.
Eleventh, Luzerne Two Common Pleas and one
Orphans Court Judge,
Twelfth, Dauphin (Lebanon attached)
Judges.
Thirteenth, Bradford One Judge.
Fourteenth, Fayette (Greene attachod)
Judge.
Fifteenth, Chester One Judge
Sixteenth, Bedford and Somerset One Judge.
senth, Clarion (Jefferson attached) One
Two
One
Sevente
Judge,
Eighteenth, York
Nineteenth,
Judge,
Twentieth, Schuylkill Two Judges,
Twenty-first, Wayne and Pike One Judge.
Twentysecond, Berks Two Common Pleas and
Orphans Court Judges.
I'wentythind, Blair One Judge.
Twenty-fourth, Clinton,, Cameron and Elk One
Judge
Twenty-ifth, Columbia and Montour One Judge,
Twentysixth, Washington One Judge,
Twenty seventh, Venango Ooe Jndge
Twenty-eighth, Lycowing One Judge
Twenty-ninth, Crawford One Judge
Thirtieth, Lehigh One Judge,
Thirty first, Delaware One Judge,
Thirty second, Armstrong One Judge,
Thirtythird, Susquehanna One Judge.
Thirty-fourth, Mercer One Judge.
Thirty fifth, Beaver One Judge,
Thirtysizth, Warren and Forest One Judge,
Thirtyseventh, Montgomery One Judge
Thirty-eighth, Franklin One Judge.
Thirty-ninth, Indiana One Judge,
Faortieth, Junista and Ferry One Judge.
Forty first, Adams and Fulton One Judge.
Forty sec nd, Carbon and Monroe One Judge
Forty-third "Wyoming snd Sullivan One Judge
Forty-fourth, Lackawanna Two Judges,
Forty-ifth, Clearfield One Judge.
Forty«ixth, Cambria One Judge.
Fortyseventh, wcKean (Potter attached)
Judge.
Fortyelghty, Butler and Lawrence attached
One Judge and the additional Law Judge of the
Two Judges,
Union, Soyder and Mifflin One
Une
of 1874, and now residing iu Butler county,
be the President Judge
his commission,
Centre and Huastingdon co. compose
the 40 judicial district.
The bill provides that in all cases
where a county is or shall be attached
to an adjoining district the qualified vo.
ters of such county shall be entitled to
vote for President Judge.
shall
until the expimtion of
pf MS ———
CENTRE COUNTY TEACHERS EX-
AMINATIONS, 1883,
Snow Shoe and Burnside—Snow Shee
Taesday Aug 14
Huston-—Julian.. wees W ednesday '’ 15
Worth—Port Matilda.
Thursday ” 16
Friday " 17
» Fon
Saturday " 18
Unionville
Monday "' 2
wesssnns 1 Dosday ” 21
Howard and Curtin— Howard Wed'y "a
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Awa,
TONS
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her 8) OIE 8,
snd Price
SSH ERS. &O
s oddress,
oon pabllshel, a new edition of
Jalatiented Karey on the radios!
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Lmnedima 8 vo Marriagh
¥ pilagay and Fin, fadased
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| Marion—Jacksonville.... Wednesday " 29
| Milesburg and Boggs— Milesburg
i" 30
Thursday
|Spring— Plesnsant Hill Friday "3
Benner-—Kunox’' School House
Saturday, September 1
{ Patton— Waddle's School House
Monday "
Tuesday
Vadmestay = ”
Hal{moon_ Stotmslowh., .
College— Lemont ve.
Ferguson— Pine Grove. Thursday * "
Harris—Boalsburg. .. ... Frida
Millheimand Penn—Milibeim Mond.
ow ol ove Tuesday ’ a 8
Miles —Rebersbur Wednesday ” 12
Potter—Centre Hall... we Thursday" 18
Gregg—Spring Mills... w sna Friday ” 14
A special examination will be held in
the school house, Bellefonte, Saturday,
Oct. &; applicants must come recommend.
ed by three directors of the district in
which they intend teach.
Examinations begin at 9 o'clock ». m,:
applicants must be punctual.
A meeting of Directors is desired on
each day of examinations. They should
permit none except persons of good chars
acter to enter he No
. WOLP, Co. Supt.
———————
DEATH AND BURIAL OF R. B. WIL-
aN.
It is our painful doty to announce the
death of Robert B. Wilson, a native ol
New Berlin, this codnty, and son of the
iate Dr, Charles Wilson, who died some
years ago, We say painful, because of
the circumstances under which he died,
in the city of New York, at the Colon
nade Hotel, from a pistol ball fired by
bis own hands. The facts that we learn
are these : His lifeless body was
in his room ia said hotel on Tuesday,
1 o'clock, p. m, a note on the bureau,
written by himself, indicating that he
was impeiled or moved to do the act at
G o'clock the Monday eveni
This note also said that his ring, worth
$225, Clara (his sister) is to have, while
all pip other effects go to his mother,
closing with those a “Life is a bur-
The ead news were immediately sent
to his mother and sister, who were a
Bpring 14 Ake. They went to that el
once, took charge of the remains,
Thursday last ae to New Berlin
with the ~~Miftinburg Telegraph, 16,
i, whic hays ha for wa
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reported in the
There are two women now Vving in
Ohio whoee husbands fought in the war
of the Revolution, Oae ofthese is Mm.
Davis, of Perry county; the other, Mrs,
Catherine Cline, of Cincinnatti, now
eighty-three years of a
husband, Ro
in Washington’ 8 army,
of Penn's Valley, Pa,
The extensive lumber eamp of John
Dubois, about three miles above Dubois,
was folaliv destroyed by fire Batarday
night, including the oa le, lobby and
cooking camp. Your horses, five oxen
and four mules were burned to death in
the stable. The entire loss will not ex.
ceed $3,000,
Why is it so many suffer from rheuma-
tism, aches, pains, kidney diseases, liver
complaints, weart affections, ete? It is
simply because they will not come and
Polo, All diseases begin from a
want of iron ia the blood. This want of
iron makes the blood thin, watery and
impure. Impure blood carries weakness
and distress to every part of the body,
Supply this lack of iron by using Browns’
Iron Bitters and von will soon find your.
self enjoying perfect freedom from aches,
paine and general ill-health,
The © hour sy?’ em has been snnounc-
ed in the Altoona suops.
Bhe is a native
The Legislature is still in session bat
no apportionment,
Towing & Co., ssk all to call ut the
Philad. Branch and simply examive
their stock of clothing and prices ; if you
do not wish to purchase, call snyway
and you will at once learn that it is the
one place, above all others, for ba
if yon want clothing. All goods sold hs
represented.
row MANY MILES DO YOU
YM E? THE
ODOMOTER
ILL TEI]
This fustrument is no larger than a watch, It
tells the exact numbe t of miles driven to the 1
1000th part of a mile; counts up to 1,000 miles
water and CX t ight : al ways in order; saves hor
ses from being o er-driven; is eas iy attached to
the wheel of a Ba 1§8Y, Carriage, sulky, “Wagon,
Road Cart, Bulky “Plow, r, Ra Loaper, Mower, or oihe'
vehicles, Invaluable to Liverymen,
Drivers, Physic Surveyors, Dray
men, Expressmen, Stage Ow: er, &e. Price omly
$5.00 each, one third the price of any other Ode’
meter. When ordering give diameter of the wheel.
Sent by © mall on receipt of pric 0 , post | paid. Ad Ad
dress
fans, Farmers,
McDONKNEL ODOMOTER CO,
2 Korth La Salle Bt, Chicage,
&Fr3end for Circular, 2bjuly Tem.
Cards—Attorneys.
P HEWES,
Attorney-at- Law,
Practices in sll the Courts.
Furst buildng, Bellefonte. -
OHN BLAIR LINN,
Attorney-at- Law,
Office on Alle, .eny street, Beliefont,
feb tf
sn
Offios in the
2maytf
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F. FORINEY,
Attorney at. Law,
Office § in old Cocard bull ne Bellefonte
CO. T. Alexander. M. Bower
LEXANDER & BOWER.
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
BELLEFONTE, PA.
Office in Garman's new building.
J OHN F. POTTER, Atorney-atlaw
Collections promtly made sad
special attention given to those baviag
lands or property tor sale. Will draw up
and have acknowledged Deeds, Morigss
ged, &c. Ballefonta, Pa.
L. SPANGLER, Attorney-st-law
Consultations in Englush and
Office in Furet's new bullding
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German.
(onrvals
HEAT AND
HEAT AND
AFIElwl=lx] zlx]z
lalilihils
$25 PER TON.
Yol
This article has given universal
satisfaction, and the sales bave grown
enormously. Orders should be sent
in at once to secure prompt shipment.
$25.00
Per ton of 2,000 Pounds. Oa Cam
or Boat in Philadelphia. Guaran-
teed Analysis printed on each Bag.
SEND FOR CIROULAR. ADDRESS
[BAUGH & SONS,
53% Bole Manufacturers
€20 .80. DELAWARE AVE.
Philadelphia, Ps.
RASS
RASS
FIRIR|
a
Grand Spring Opening |
OF ALL THE LATEST
NOVELTIES.
[I Well' & Sen's New Stock
is Gotnplate § in Every Department, Em
braci bg :
Py Goods, Dress Goods, Trimmings,
fancy Goods, Notions, Clothing,
Hats and Caps, Boots and
Bhoes, Gents’ Bd: Goods
Trunks, Batchels, Groceries,
Flour, &e., &c., &ec.
DIN FACT EV ERYTHING KEP1
IN A FIRST CLASS
MERCANTILE STORE.
SUMMER DRESS GOODS
1a the Latest SBiylos and Designs,
to which we especially invite the
attontion of the Ladies,
AN
N ELEGANT LINE OF
LADIES’, MISSES’ &
CHILDREN'S
FINE SHOES,
Ly: STOCK OF
OTHING
N
é
cL
Gent's Furnishing Goods, &e,
ISCOMPLETE AND FOR
Cannot be Excelled.
“Jon Prmsnise—~Having added some
new founts of job-type to our office, ome
8 lot of stationery at low borices, we can
furnish 1000 printed envelopes at $1.75;
raled bill heads at 83.40 per 1000, apd
letter heads at same low rates, for cash,
Envelopes and bill-heads printed at
bOcts to $1 per 1000 when persons find
their own paper,
SMITH'S BERMAN OLio!
we POH Ree
RHEUMATISM,
Keauralgin, Dyspepsia, and all Diseases
of the Stomach, Bowels, Blood,
Liver and Kidneys.
For Sale by all Dealers in Medicine, st 50 Cents 3 Bottle,
Prepared and sold at Wholesale by the
‘GERMAN OLIO COMPANY,
(LIMITED, )
2% Willow Street, Willinmsport, Pa.
PHILADELPHIA WHOLESALE AGENCY:
P 1883
Will Run More Easily,
Cut Longer Grass.
Cut More Smoothly,
Less Liable to Obstruction,
Require Less Repairs,
ore Easily Adjusted.
And the oe Durable,
IN FACT LEADS THE WORLD.
EVERY MOWER WARRANTFD,
SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Lawn Mowers
Surpass all others
AND ARE
Their Double Bottomed, All Steel
Drag Scrapers & Railroad & Town
Ship Plow BEATS ALL OTHERS.
Satisfacti ion Guaranteed.
_ Send for "CATALOGUES »
os
oH
ADJUSTED
TO SUIT ANY WEIGHT
\) BY TURNING NUT
ON TOP OF SPRING
’
i.
pe 8 VALLEY BANKING CO,
CENTRE HALL
Receiva Deposits and allow To-
terest; Discount Notes; Buy
and Sell Government Bea
curities; Gold and Lou us, .
¥, , B., MiwerLe,
Wu, Wor, Cacier
ENTREE COUNTY BANKING CO.
BELLEFONTE. PA.
(Late Milliken, Hoover & Co.)
Receive Deposits and
Allow Interest;
Discount Note s;
Buy and Sell Gov-
ernment Securities; Gold aad Coup
ons.
Jas, A. Braves,
Pres
J D. BuvaxeY
__Cnshier
ROLLING DOOR,
CENTRE HALL
Carriage Shops.
(Buccussors to a 0, Deininger.)
Manufacture od constantly
on hand
TAGES,
BUGGIES,
BPRING WAGONS
SBLEIGHS
and all kind of vehicles.
All work made of the best ma-
ahe
Hence all
Prices low aud all work turned
wanwy
jan27
IT Qn FREE
Insane Persons Restored
Dr KLINE 8 GR EAT
NERVE ra
or all Baar & Nepve D BEA xs
curs for Nevwe AJections
INpALLIoE if taken as di
iret day's wae. Trostise and “Sel :
Fit patients, they paying fEpresc en
received, Dadam ¥. vod exp o cus of
afitctad to De. KLINE, 51 fu Pa.
Doggles. SEW ARE or Tarratne y 73 UL
THE CELEERATED
nly sure
1%,
rected
i
3
(Patented.
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L108 DNIA
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OR
Nat
Ber
For sale generally by the wholetale wo
¥ ¢ wed
bes Cnc pp
DETEOIT, MICH.
HAFTFACITER TER
samen
Wf pr Cl
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ARD THE ROISECLELSD
er Mowe
g TIUTH ERS ars Te
Exyp ron Lm y Cont
Good AGENTS WANTED lu us
D. S. MORGAR % 60,
TILE
UNEXCELLED FOR
AND
LIGHT RUNNING.
New method of attach.
ing tho Sails,
MAKIEG IT
AND
DURABLE
HILL BUILT.
——
ALL KINDS OF
TANKS, PIPE, PUMPS, Etc.
eT) iar wane ualagasitiag! Ve ing
BUCHANAN WIRD MILL 60,
BUCHANAN, MICHIGAN.
Two Whooled Vehicle:
wall made sad sel ol 8 Lov Trick
THLONTRATION REPRIXENTS ova No. 8