THE CENTRE REPORTER, FRED KURTZ, . . . Editor Centre HALL, PA, Sep: 6, 1883, bE IRI 1 RA A I TR TO CENTRE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE FOR 1883, Name, J. M. Kichline Chas, Smith 8. A. MeQuistion.... Ira C. Leathers......... James P. Jones... F. P. Musser G. G. Herlinger Sol Schmidt... - A. V. Carpenter... “oo P. J. MeDonald...... Fleming Win. Ishler.............Bellefonte Fravk PF, Adams... Milesburg Heury Meeker........ Pine Glen John Roop cessation John MoeCloskey........Romola J.T. MeCormick.. Stat College I. W. Walker Rock Springs John Coldron Spring Mills «Farmers Mills P, 0. Address. District, Bellefonte Bellefonte N, W, ” 8 WwW, YY. pr Howard boro, foward Milesburg = Millheim Philipsburg 1 w = 2W aw Unionvie boro Benner twp. Bogas : lrnside College Curtin * Ferguson O. P. N.P B. PL N.P EP Ww Gre ox Haines - Aaronsburg Stormestown Pe SSAA, 5555 The trial of Samuel Longwell, or the a Lewistown, last week. The grand jury found a bill for manslaughter. The de- fense was that the killing was uninten- tional, the blow struck being in self-de- fense, and insanity. G., W. Eider and T. M. Uttley were counsel for Longwell and District Attor« ney J. M. Woods, and his father, D. W. Woods, for the Commonwealth, The jury were out one hour, and rendered a verdict of guilty. A new trial was asked for,and overruled after argnment, and the prisoner sentenced to pay a fine of $1 and cots of prosecution, jand to five years of solitary confinement at labor in the western peuiteniiary, BABY ELEPHANT. Baruum is overjoyed with his acquisi- tion~the baby elephant—and declares $300,000 won!ld not buy it. He offers $562,000 for the insurance of the life of P. tien. Bower... Half Moontwp. J. H. Griflin Harris ‘ D. W. Meyer Howard John Glenn... Huston John L* Miles. ...ceeond lian Liberty James P. Leinn...... Blanchard Marion a J. J. Hoy... ceresnsinni Walker Miles . Ellis B. Shaffer... Madisonburg Patton Agnitw Sellers, Filmore Penn P. H. 8tover.......waL0burn Potter ( Boulshurg Jr. D. J. Meyer, Samuel Sia William ( J.T. Everly E. C Win. R Hepburn I «ha 8B. K. Emerick. ....occocnfF Joseph Emerick... Huble M. 5 Spotts........ WM. C. HEINLE, Chairman, Rush = . Rpring twp, Snow Shoe KER Wal ‘ mecroetary. W Me 4 The last day for the registry of voters this year will be Thursday, Sept. 6, and out of abundant caution every voter should satisfy hrmself that his name on the book with a tax assessed against him. Otherwise he may be disfranchis- ed. Democratic committeemen and pol- iticians should be active and energetic in looking after this now to the exclusion of every other political consideration. It will not do to assume that because the bulk of the voters paid their taxes last year that the registry this year is an un- important matter. Special attention should be givenlto the registry of all per- sons who did not pay taxes last year, tc persons recently naturalized, to those who voted “on age” last year or who will come 22 years of age before February, and to all whose residence has been changed since November, 18583, “Atten- {ion to the registry” is the immediate da- ty of all interested in Democratic organ- ization. mm imate The Lock Haven Democrat, of 30 ult, gays : Between oneand two o'clock on the morning of August 22d, the barn of John Esterline was struck by lightning and in less than twenty minutes’ time the barn was burned to the ground. All his hay, grain, four head of young cattle, ten sheep, five two-horse Wagous—one being loaded with chop and flour—to- gether with all his farming implements, were burned, and it was only through the aid of his neighbors that the other buildings were saved, It was iosured in the Sugar Valley Mutual Fire Insurance Co. for $1500. 1a the afternoon of the same day the rew barn of Mr. Geo. Shroyer was alse struck by lightning. The stock and most nfthe farming implements were saved It was insured in some New York com pany for only $500, - My —————— i * - When son fee! yourself gradually breaking down don’t wait until you bave taken to your bed. Whtle you are still able to be up and about fight the grim monster disease by the use of the prope; restoratives. The remedy for ros. laria, indigestioa, weak kidneys, con- stant fatigue, fits of diziness, heart di- sease, short breath and other complica tions of a disordered system is Drown's Iron Bitters. Its magic ioflocuce io conquering diseases of an exhaustive na- ture is most astonishing. best — a We refered briefly to the death of Count de Chambord, and will now give a synopsis of what the “North American’ rays concerning this notable personage : The last of the Bourbons is no more The great dynasty that ruled France for many centaries is ended. The last of the race, although he never possessed regal authority over France, was looked up en by many as their legitimate sov- erign. When the crown was offered to him he refused it, because he was uawill ing to rule except under the white flag the Bourbons. He preferred to be true to his own idea of what was due to him to reigning under the tricolor, His Lag was to him the emblem of what belong- ed to him as a birthright, The tricolor denoted the change from the ancient regime. He possessed many of the qual- ities which made some of his ancestors great rulers, but they were not qualities suited to his time or age. He was not one to bend circumstances to his wil He bided his time aud it came not. He loved France too well to attempt to be- come her Monarch by means of insure ection or a coup d'etat. What might have been the fate of France under Hen- ry V. we can only conjecture. Perhaps she would have had less carnage and ewer disasters, but she would not prob. ably have been as great and enlightened # nation as she is to-day, The hopes of] the royalists now centre in the Orlears family, and the quickly shifting scenes of the great theatre of France may Le. fore long display one of them upon the throne, undeterred by foolish prejudice for kingly faith, whichever it may be ron ruling under any flag the people may prefer. » oo. Malarial poisoa can bs entirely re moved from the system by the use of Aseria A Es ha acantat hei e, in m ofs wed in no other remedy. Warranted, the infant for 52 weeks. Surely, if he talin, he would do no such foolish thing, 1as they are the most successful protective imedicines that have ever been intro duced in the human family, No one gan take any disease while taking Peruoa be- Ask vour drng- regular with Manalin. nsf Sains Af TY TEACHERS EX A M 1 NATIONS, 1883, Tuesday Aug Wednesday ’ Thursday ass Friday "hilipsburg and Rush Philipsburg Saturday Unionville Monday *' XA Liberty —Eaglaville ... coon. Tuesday * 21 Howard and Curtin—~Howanrd Wed'y ' 2 Wa'ker—-Hublersburg Tuesday " Marion—Jacksonville.... Wednesday Milesburg snd Boggs—Milesburg Thursday " 8 Spring ~Pleansant "31 Benper—Knoex' School House Saturday, September Patton—~Waddle's School House Monday Halfmoon —~Stormstown ..... Tuesday * Qollege— Lemont. ..uw... Wednesday Ferguson—VFine Grove... Thursday Harris— Boalsburg., .......... Friday Millheim and Penn—Millheim Mond, Haines—Aasronsburg..... ... Tuesday Miles—Rebersburg....... Wednesday " 12 Potter—Centre Hall........... Thursday * 18 Gregg—Spring Mills... ...... Friday 14 A special examination will be held in the school house, Bellefonte, Saturday, Oct. 6; applicants must come recommend ed by three directors of the district in which they intend teach begin at 9 o'clock & Huston—Julian Worth—Port Matilda Taylor—Hannah........ co. i i Unionville and Union— #4 & ~ Examinations | applicants must be punctual. A meeting of Directors is desired on each day of examinations They should permit none except persons of good char acior to enter the classes, D. M. WOLF, m.: Co. Bupt a a ————— ——The Penn Harrow for sale by Al. exander & Co of A 8 UA SI AA ASAP A. GRAHAM & SON, MANUFACTURERS & DEALERS iN BOOTS, SHOES & LEATHER. If you want good, honest Boots and Shoes—goods that you will be pleased with— buy the following makes, and you will get the best: E. C. BURTY Celebrated Bhoes for Ladies and Children. HANAN & SON'S, New York, Fine Shoes for Men and Boys, every pair warranted, J. H. BYRMESS 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. ares, Ba” Remember the place, on Corner of BROCKERHOFF ROW, BELLEFONTE, PENN'A. "may CHLEKS ! SECHLERS | SECHLERS 1 FERRERARE ARRAS SAREE TE SEER SRE ¥ : NEW GOODS FEEREAIIE SORE INNE SEER WESERERE Fasbes § SE i : jr Just opened a full line of Choice Fami- y GROCERIES GROCERIES ND A AND PROVISIONS, PROVISIONS, Such as TEAS, COFFEES, SUGARS, SPICES, CANNED GOODS, DRIED FRUITS, MEATS, NUTS, OYSTERS, FINE CANDIES, FISH, SYRUPS, ETC, er with GLASS, CHINA, WOOD AND WILLOW WAR AXND HOUSEHNOL sSUPPLI OF AL KINDS at the lowest living [icon Goods are all newly bought, ly fresh,” and of the very best kind. MEAT MARKET, Beef of the choicest cattle, veal, and mutton, fresh and al Eh mess ut sod’ dls LIMITE a D, BELLEFONTE, 30 TO VALENTINES 8T0 lat ED. A AO CS I EN AAAI WM RE CO. LIMITED, BELLEFONTE If yon want a BICYCLE, TRICYCLE, or a VELOCLPEDE, SEND TO H. B. HART, No, 811 Arch St. Phila. Pa., for a Price list and Catalogue giving full description. July I8° 83 LS SPRING ML Plaining Mill ped~TLe place to buy your best*%8 sand cheapest Building Mates" pe rial is of Jas. §. Krape & Co., Spring Mills, Pa., who keep all kinds of FLOORING, GERMAN, & SPLIT SIDING, U RFACE BOAKRIS WINDOW SASHES, BLINDS SHUTTERS, &e., &eo., Anything wanted not ready hed on short nos will be furnis fice. MATERIAL OF ALL KINDS AL- WAYS KEPT ON HAND. 1Tmsy ly Haviog completed shelving and fxs ing up my goods, I extend a cordial invitation to everybody to come and examine my goods, which consist of Clothing, Men's Furnishing Goods Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, and the best assortment of Trunks and Valises in the county. I haven't §40, 000.00 worth of goode, I am sorry to say, but what [ have is new and of the iatest styles. I have good goode, and some cheap goods. I bave some of the very best make of the celebrated Rochester goods. I have them tosuit 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 bh onest 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 always on hand. Cash paid for all kinds of hides. 26apBm WEST'S REEVE AXD SHAT TRMATHENT, » prcilie for ria. Doeetuess Convulsions, Mie Nerrans Preastrsibon esuss on, Wak elfuiness, Mente] Phe Bruin resulting io fnsanity snd y aud death | Premature Old Ase, fi either sex, Dovoitn wry Lossps I By over eunction of the brain, & Gr ov dnd poe, Bach bog con elu one montis Bia box, or 9ix boxes for $8, sent by nell pew vepipd of price, WE CUARANTED SIX BOXES Toure any case, With sseh onder received by us for pix mpanied with #5, we willpend gb & puri hascr our wiellien guasrehios Lo roles Sie money i She Lrasinest Cote ol affect & core, Guarantees seed only by EINES HR & NENULLAGN, 136 Roce Boost, Phllndelphis, Pa ; EEUU ERE iw? The relolrnied vogutabio Blond Verifier. 15 tnosetistely cures Bend sale, Canotipation, Purifies the Bis. Mealied Env where upon reosipl of 28 sents. Unsurpassed fur Cuiidean. EISNER & MENDELSON, 320 Race Street, Philadelphia, Pa. ig Cards—Attorneys. 3 ¥ HEWES, | Attorney-at- Law, | Fraclices in sll the Courts, Office in the Furst buildng, Bellefonte, Zmaytl JOHN BLATK L'NN, ie pri ‘Offices on Alle, eny street, I feh tf fy F. FORTNEY, l Attornsy-at-Law, : ard building, Bellefunte! @ CM, Bowe: Als ,, LEXANDER & BOWER, LL | ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, | BELLEFONTE, PA, {Office in Garman's new building. i J OHN F. POTTER, Auorney-at-Law| Oollections promtliy made and ispocial attention given to those having’ Hands or property tor sale, Will draw up innid have seknowlsdged Deeds, Mortga~! ges, &c RHallafonia, Ps i i J lL. SPANGLER, Attorpey-st-law’ t) Consultations in KEnghsh and German, Office in Furst’s new building i -at-Law, allefont. | I IST 4 2000 yards Calleo, ren tern LY ON anus, ple y BO troubke 10 select enough of om 136 Men's Fine Wool Hats, 6 Men's Finest Fur Hats Som Rhos © Very Metis Dros ie SOWod Shoes... wid Working 3 ue bot of Boys’ Shoes slight Mliows ther D ¢ Rid Croquet Walking shoes Jaciion t lantton shoes... Meus plait a0 shoes i Men's spring } im black Pants binck Pan seaspere all wool Peuts.. binck all wool Disgonal re heavy all wool « gray auixed..... ants slightly faded dark ext t 8 wool One It of wool nied 11 She sit dows to 4 black Mag binck Disgonia: 5 dollars, elsewhere 11 é 0 dollars ehewhere | where iS dolinrs, Af all won A ver A very tine bine . Children’s Bulls, good quality, Boys suite, 10 10 17 FOR... comin. somsmmsirns Boys’ suits, . ail wool... Boys suits, ~ * ine Baller Bult... Lue . Fine Cheviot shirting..... Diposs Vinids os Bed Spreads of oie-half . Avokbher bt Brotaded Saticens Another ot Brooaded Satoens ..... duced prices; iv 12 b 14 20 8 15 10 i 12% of Other's Prices. Child's regular made Hose...... One lot of all Sik Colored and Child sand Mises Hose... june 28 & C 0. ut a good many pleces of one pat- 63 30 V0 cents, clewhere F125 & worth 200 10 800, is #1755 Fl 00, elsewhere - 156 14 - 1m, 100, M&S eens, cont wl wim 1 4 worth 2 1% J) ps Toe elsewhere $1 50 Pn 150 100 i150 i 5 he we oo wx 100 2st at wie Be Bt hl ad pt Bd gaEegpansgy abe 4h Ee 4x 9 <5 Dow 6 clsow here Hw - To & 8 1 0&15 125 ae 140 1% & > 135 ib 13 i & 200 - 200 i150 i 1580 i%% NE HALF PRICE. wen 700 elsewhere be . 18 150 20 4 00 40 4 80 eo ibn 100 HB briwin 13 20 200 50 8H 16 dollar saft down to 1250, price. A few teat ly all wool A mrictdy all wool fine Disgonal Suit 1 M0 elsewhere 200 - a 3% 17% <0 « 300 wsesmirprerisesssnen 3 BO - &c., AT ONE UALF PRICE. 8 elsewhere 12 8, 10, 12 elsewhere 125 to 88, 00, 80, Vo Wo, 9, lw, 135 16¢ elsewhere 80 14 elsewhere 80 12} old price ae- Hall Price. H00 Yards, at O 3) 20 4 Ob 0 3B 35 25 7% 40 6 pair for Tc Zoe a yd. actual value 96 & 1 0 4 pair for 3c, elsewhere 100 ES, LYON & OO. Banks press VALLEY BANKING CO., CENTRAL HALL. Receive Deposits andallow In- terest; Discount Notes; Buy and Bell Government Se. curities; Gold and Coupons, Wu Worr, W. BB Mixgre , Pres Cashier { iENTEE COUNTY BANKING CO CU BELLEFONTE, PA. {Late Milliken, Hoover & Co.} Receive Deposits and Allow Interest; Discount Notes; Buoy and Feil Goy. ons, Jas, A. Braves, Jd D. Snvoexer Pres. Casbiier ut This Outi zz 5 Hotels. tn een (CENTRE HALL HOTEL. i D. J. MEYER, Prop'r. FOR EUMMER BOARDERS AND TRANEIEXT | CUSTOM. Good Table, healthy locality, pure mountain water, surrounded by finest ustural scenery in the state, Schools and churches convenient, Terms very reasonable, iGaug tf ~ New Brockerhoff House, ROCKERHOFF¥ HOUSE, ALLEGRENY ST, BELLEYOXTE, PA. G. UG. McMILLEN, Prop’. Good Bample Rooms on Firet Floor. 5. Free Buss 10 and from all ir sins. pu Svecial rates 10 witnesses and jurors. Bjun, pes HOUSE. W. RK. Teller, proprietor, Belies tonte, Pa. Special attention given to country trade, Junelfy (vauINGs HOUSE, : : BELLEFONTE, PA. : EMANUEL BROWN, Proprietor The traveling community will find this hotel equal to any in the county in every respect, for man and beast, and { barges very moderate, Giveit a trial, — june 7 Py 57 O Best busicess now belors the public Unpital not needed. We will start pou 3 oh, women, boys and gir wanted ev. rywhere to work for us. Now isi be time. You can Work ih spare Lime, or give your whole time 10 tbe [busioess. No other Lasiness will PAY Desriy as well, | No one can fall wo make enormous pay, by rugsging (al once. Uosily sulfil and lerms free, Money msde | tamt, enniiy, and Losorably. Address a & Ceo. wnly A week at home Wy Loe indus tr woe, R.G. W. KLINE, FUYSIVIAN & BURGRON, Yoters Mills, Pa. | All calls, Cay and night, promptly st- tended Ww. Hes had several ) ears success {Tul practice, 1jusba Dentists. BE uo w, nHUSTERMAN, Dentist, Ceatre Hall Qifice at residence on Uburch sires, uppo. eite Lutheran Courch, Will give satis faction in sil branches of his profession Biber administered ldadr BS. 6 UTeliUs.- Dentist, Mitibeim. Offers bis professions] services to the pubic, Ie is prepared 10 perform all operations in the dedial prolession. He is now fully pres psred to extract leeib absolutely witbou usin. my 2 78 Druggisis. ZELLER & SON, * DRUGGISTS, Bellefonte, Pa. Dealer In DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PERFUMERY, FANCY GOODS, &o Pure Wines and Liquors for medical purposes niways kept. ANIEL PRUTZMAN, BOOT AND SHOEMAKEKR. after April 1st will open in the Darst building, when be, will be prepared 10 make to order Boots and Shoes, and do all kinds of repairing. Satisfaction guar anteed, and charges reasonable. He asks a share of the public patronage. Smar DRUGS PrEveENk (4 5 og Sharing » pis PE aad camerh 4nd and "—_, Consult health, Aveid solds, Maaxzric Insorsa. PRICE, 56 red on his Coen Marker arrow, without requi adapted 1. att? Well Fatnted and in Sle for sch Ii iment on the farm, of bolt. Thus the farmer time and labor, look it can be so eqsil I i oe oon ’ tr other pon a " vi most convenient, and a into Five snd a Harrow and save the farmer half hi an extra Complete therefore will do basal over any _ Another great advantage the Peon Harrow has the
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