THE CENTRE REPORTER FRED KURTZ, + + Editor CENTRE Hail: P Ae Oct: 18, 188 $3 A ———————— SOTA A HEADLESS PARTY. The Republican party is now a party without a head, says the World, It hase assassinated, physically or morally, all creat leaders, Grant has fallen under the guillotine of the Third term and dropped into stocks and mines. John Sherman has died of Garfield and Charley Foster. Blaine is dead and baried in a guano bed. Carfield was murdered. Edmunds s smothered in respectability. Dorsey, {} capable of the leaders of to~day, hias got mad and gone to New Mexico. Who are in their places? Woodpulb Miller, whom a Session juryman had never heard of. ( Foster who lied Jadge Hoadly, -glect of Robeson, the pifate rT. N. N. William E. Chandler, a political lob- bik st. Chet Arthar, the of Johnny O'Brien in the management of the New York machine, And others of the same caliber, including a of “loyal” Southern brigadiers. What wonder if some Republicans, re- ogni tiable condition of thei party, shouid turn their eyes up towards the windows of a modest little office on Wall and Broad streets and sigh for Ros con that they s when his eloquent tin the United States Sen- at the party of one able and most harley Governor of the 1 about { 1110 predecessor number AN § vit ing the pi What wonder mld recall the day voice rang oa ¢, and told the world th 1.1 ! MEUng shi 23 1 ~Tys Ins Abraham Lincoin ba est leader lefl, ESIGN Bellefon 1 H. Oi Bellefonte, President Jadge of tne Yor Fadicial district, has declareo og and of resum- a of law, It 1s 1alimatec partner of y-ninth J 18 nteat ng Wie pracii that be will becoine Sgnator on Of res DuBois, of DuBois, Clearfield worth #14.000,000. are empioved bi thousaud get Lumber from the woods, and six hundred are mining coal for nim. He otlers to erec a Cours House aad publie batldiog if a 18 made of paris of Clearfield, Hew of Bnty | Ak and Jefferson counties, called Dubo.s, Da ) fu i hg i Fo. ¢ w—LA0 TRIL trade in this BlInOSKE clothing, county, appears to be done tirely as the Philad, Branch. When man from the country goes to Bellefonte and wants to bay a suit, the first question he asks is, where is the cheap Pbpilad. ranch clothing e tore, Why go about with that aching head! Try Aver’ 8 ills. They wiil relieve the stomach, est; re the digestive organs to heaithy action, remove the obstroctions that oie nerves and brain, apd thus cure your headache permanently. By payiog the Beronter one vear in advance and sending us a new name with a year's pay in advance, we will send each the “Chicago Weekly News’ free one year as a preminm, A splendid vhance to gel a good western page free, smn API MO ASP (Continued from last week.) How Watch Cases are Made. A plate of sorap corp 14 2.10 karals fine is soldered on each side of a plate of hard pickel composition metal, and the three are, then passed between polished steel rollers. From this plate the various parts of the cases backs, centers, bezels ete, ure cut and shaped by dies and formers, The gold iz thick enough to admit of all kinds of chasing, engraving, and engine tuming.. The composition metal gives it weeded slrength, stiffness and solidity, while the wrikien guarantee of the manufacturers warcanling eseh (ase to wear (monty years proves that it contains ell the gold that can possibly be needa! This guaranties is given frovh aelnol resulta, a8 many of these cases have bed worn perectly smooths by years of wie without wearing through the gold. Dragons, 1a, Dae, 14 1, 1 have used rows of yong Janes Bow Get Watch Cane Lor seve tan yearn, 1 bought it seesnd upd know of ia hv iuig eon sant before § gt it bat do not know bow lotr 13 lebke good for ten yours honor, id aot suspect $8 was 8 Med cane iil 1 most ehorttuily droaninend vores sare 10 be all they ave pl oirsrtiad Bo be, eu i fo 0. Matlin any, Dey, (ot, dnt Bow, 31 Din. oven, oad 8 oenl winmp to Revstons Vinted Coie Fuetarion, Phils Col phn Pao, Por Landome TlasUated Prosplict de wing ew Wamnes Bons’ mud Ke to toni Wale Uses ape dandy, {3 be Continued.) IAA aa KARA 1 EE at ~The Ohio Election Considered from Many Standpoints. ok — — — ‘Era Judde X Foraker Accounting for lis Defeat=Sunset Cox Happy=Judge Méadly still Nervous and Wali ing for Official Meturns, CoLuvseus, Oct, 11-12 Mm. Returns Tre ceived up to this hour indicate Hoadly's ma- jority to be about 13,000; second amendment defeated by about 40,000. The Senate will stand ' 11 Republicans, 24 Democrats; the House 43 Republicans, 62 Democrats; the Supreme Court Democratic. Official returns will not materially change the above. THE VOTE ON THE SECOND AMENDMENT Cixoixxari, Oct. 11L.-—-The vote on the Second Amendment in this State is consider- ably over 300,000, and the returns still com- ing in constantly increase the number; still it is believed that it will fail by over 50,000 votes of being adopted. The returns, unofli- vial, to this hour, do not change the general estimate of the result, viz.: that Hoadly is elected by about 12,000 majority, and that Rose (Rep.) is no doubt elected Lieutenant Governor, be baving run ahead of his ticket to « surprising extent, It is now pretty well ascertained that the Second Amendment is defeated by about the majority cast against it in this city less 10,000, The amendment will go into Hamil eon county with 10,000 in its favor, and the majority against it in the State will be about what Hamilton county has cast against ver these figures. THE ENQUIRER'S HEADINGS Cixeixsary, Oct. 11.—The Enquirer (Dem ocratic) this morrlag has the following elec tion head: Buckeved —The Grand Old Party In the Hour and Article of Death Rattles its Bones Over the Stones It's a Rotten Old Party whom Owns, The Buek: {or 15584, Judge The M A Big re iv Nt body ve Siate Fires a Big FB ted Gs tx George Hoadley Ele ver jority Estimated at 12, Democratic Majority in the 1 at Securing the Election United States Renator, Bat the Prohibitory Amend less Lost, Thus there a: There are smiles for all our tes And the bad Bepublican bosses Are kicking like bobtailed stee: pent is Donbt e gains Loy all our josses ial: signif the has the following edit a They carrisd Organiza than the The Enquirer “The Demo Ant vie State for the tion fof twenty acy of Oho won Tuesday sixth time since the Repu party, m YOArs ago They gained the majority of the Presidential year, near approach to National contest the hot ilemnent juestion conten uons brin Sing ou foree Yer. came an enemy which was under the general ship of the best Republican politician in Ohio, who was thoroughly equipped for the con- test, and cal fortunes were at survived ory on the blican We five Governor and ture in the anti the al growing out of tendad X14 3 wi] ocal They eiertors In whose Po Hitd fac iMarences an the differences warm for fox HOVEINOr Thay rt on um of opposition to what daimed to be the great mon They gallantly op- >t yr 5 haKs iP DeS Lae reo tier ot » ng the nom ai on uCee resisted the eff to place them thw the Republi al reform the poried posed the long fortification of the Republican ty in office in the State and the United States, went to the front in spite of to be heaped on ring of he control of They without par They the embarrasanents sought them by a which had been Democratic organi treachery fines, and ach od vet thoughtful pestiferions ited from t within and sl shes thelr man must 1584, Ohio is still #ill fire the first gun in the Presidential year. urtillery. The serried ranks of the Republi ans Lave been broken and the party intoxi aot invincible in a State which it has relied on ase Gibraltar in every National contest since its birth. The result of Tuesday's elec. tion means that the books are to be over. hauled; that we are to have a much needed change in the administration of State affairs: ow. Republican pretenses: | party control in this country; that there is a healthy and well organized opposition to an aristocratic system in the distribution of pubs lic offices; that the civil service should be ar. ranged in the interest of the peoples rather | than in the interest of the officehoiing class, with the responsible party in control in every i place, major and!minor; that Ohio is the fighting ground next year, and that prelins. inary to that contest the people prefer the best of the two men ranning for Governor ' GOVERNOR FOSTER'S PHILOSOPRY. Republican defeat very philosophically, says: ' Both parties are disappointed, He All led to suck a result cannot be analyzed upon any intaliigent basis. Who can say why we shiould Jose fity« votes in one township and gain a like number in the adjoining onet The Democrats are as mach ata loss to go. count for their gains and losses as we are. It {ign queer result all around, snd is in the | aature of a drawn battle. “It is quite easy to acconnt for our defeat. The temperance people in thelr seal to carry the Bacovd Amendment traded the State ticket off for voles for it. There were some other minor causes, but this is the principal ong, The defeat does not distarh me for 1584 You must remem that the Democrats will now have to deal with this tempersnce ques . The Beott law is on the statute book ss & Lepublican measure, It is popular, will be called upon to repeal it, no doubt, Jf not, there will be trouble. “The returns this year show thal (he great bulk of the i Hepublicans have come i. ins ol the Next year no for the (ature, year we will be free from this National questions to handle, In ast ] have uo feat of Ohio. Hoadley does not claim his election with con fidence, and there is a doubt, But why has the unexpected happened! You can see that all the wool counties have hurt the Repub licans., They must have confidence that the Pemocracy are protectionists on wool. The wine district on the lake also show up against the crusade is the real cause of the Republican trouble. They becaine exalted with excite. to be certain of ment votes, Forake r would not vote for the Amendment, and sid so, and was cut by the extremists, who were wild in a degree hard to understand Now yon want to know, Assuming lows Hoadly is elected, what the result will be as to the Presidential electiont With a Demo- cratic law, added to a Democratic House of Hepre- sentatives, and Judge Hoadly the foremost -andidate for the Presidency, and a man of Just those sparkling qualities that are unsafe, the Republicans will have a booming pros pect in Ohio in the Presidential! year; and i i i i be will say “No” again, WHAT DEMOCRATS THIXK OF IT Corvumus, Oct, | put forth by their party leaders. They kok { the Presidential campaign of 18. Judge Thurman said 10 pe this evening: “It re 1540, be induced to ocratic party out of power in | great victory.” He could not say more, | woald have upon the canvass next year. John G. Thompson, who has been the mest ager in this fight, says: “In the hour of au great victory we can afford to be geoerous by making good use of it, this the | advantage Vie tory will give SCY EUNSETY COX Harry, | Samset Cox is here, and is very happy years { home bere. He said: ** The victory this year | would not amount to so much if it wes not | for its influence upon the Presidential canvass fof 1884, It gives us the Presidency, and m- | bank on in the future, | don't know that he Ww y It is a great political sOcoress will hep kim. have captured the whole that uot far from right. Hoadley would have 10,000, and 4 sm even terus wil our opponents,” } ——————— a ]— I AA APSA par Peons Valley Purgein Store “6 | i | Onr line of Zephyrs and sarns iy very | i full and pon plete, { An sssortment of fine ladies Jersoy | waste nie aekling fast see them before | they are all, Our Hue of men's, Judies, misses and childwets’™s home in nnsarpassed—a big bargain in misery 3} wool, at 25, Examine our line of lad ¢'s on | gont's naderwear, Me ye 2 2H dol n of one z indof gonvs gon: Wh ol wool, shirts am and drawers that fer at 00 gyntn See phiem ond you will buy. : We only mention these few thiogs Hoctkw . PINGES & REARICK. Fyon & 9 PF OF GOODS AT HHALY 3000 yards Calico, rou tern, no trouble to 186 Men's Fine wi Men's Fine to's More. dilits, picoes ru select enough of one Wool Hut Fur Haut of vue pat 158 pair Men’ 136 156 Unie 1ot of Bove’ Bhoes tie blackning sanall lot Meu s Prien lot Met's Buekle plow thie fh LADIES AN Laddes Flow Kid i Ladies Plain Shoe Ladies lo La 53 fadier Pas Ne . t Misses Oxford Ties dios three » four b Lice Maroc Ladies Newport Valent Leather T1 hills Yellow Blipner Hut Basket 1 in Ladies side 1s Mes fs fie Ladies 1 Mise” bution sh twin firm Misses fit b iad t Wool Vie Chey Livy 1 in 8 i eetumad Hoa gored Sander B me | vue Lot Fit: Child's rasilar One of + § all 0 thild's nm A I em tls a —— & CO..—— SPRING MILLS. PA, lay the highest market prices for all kind of {+ Pern anid Seeds, wmenntre.. a sc WILLKESBARRE COAL-- Of all kinds, for sale,~--al lowest prices {masons - CAR LOAD oJ GROUND ALU and DI4R]} SNALT--in Barrelsand Bads just received. ——— {Y ———— We are Wanufacturcrs Agents for FUR- NITURE--CARPETS, STOVES,:--Fmy perial and Wiard Plows. COMPLETE. STOCKS OF always lively and up to the BALL AND SEE US, 1'Wo (1 OO DAS, fini ea, . wr HARDWARE STOV ES. In addition to onr extensive stock of FARMERS, BUILDERS & SLACESMITH res we would a oh ra to our stock Heating Siow es, § Ranges We would espocinl y soggest Co na fing Stoves the =~ CROWNING GLORY, FORT ORANGE, EASTLAKE AND we IME HOME. fa Dunks the REGULATORZPIGN RE In Ranges the VICTOR & APOLLA, - hl wortment of Fire Brick and Grates on band. ki ide EON, MeRARLANE & co | IE Oftee in Garman » new din Esiray.~ A horse with saddle and Lr: die, came to the premises of the yonder. signed, several weeks ago, The horee is & bay about 6 years old, right Vind jot white, Owuer in requested to come for 118 property and pay cos “laugim JAS, KR WOLF, 1 SPRING MILLS HOUSE Onl.4k7T RB. B. SUMMER RESO Ler b ire FINI Fishing and Honting oma. Mountain and Valley Seeners Healt! iy Vine tic Lioveaiity, TERMS REASONABLE 11. 1. BIBBY ;..... conn. wPropriet, | EPRIN i | UsH Hovs | A) WwW. i Beile. | fonte, Pa piven wo { eountry trade, jine] Gy CVniRGs HOU=E, — YALA EMASUE] G MILLS, CEXTRE STY, PA sms y K i The iraveding (ou | this hotel equal to any § | every for un charges very moderase respect, i | [vis HOUSE Te hl re ” v abi on first Hoor, D* on ae ht Wis A. iA | De #ireg 10 ANON that he has lst tely taken instructions ler D W. A. Belf rd, of Milton. i | the latest improvemeénts cutting { who is one of the best tailors in Pen's land is ii i Frye €% with Leer ty nan ng fore, He has also received tashic cunt tainitg | the jatest stvies t Hue lot of les irom { can select {or suits, to his customers I une 4 i in now ai slome T§ ifs Also a which you He respectfnlly | asks the public when in need of elo ik - | ngs to give him a tri a pla SRO » He warily SMITH Bama OLio! The Great German Remedy we FOR RHEUMATISM, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, afl all Diseases of the Ktemarh, Rowels, Blood, Liver and ny For Sale by all Besley in Bedicine, 2 56 Costs 3 Bottle Prepared and sold at Wholesale by the GERMAN OLIO COMPANY, (LIMITED, 2% Willew Street, Williamsport, Fa. FUAADELPHA WHOLESALE Autngy dobuston, Holloway & Co., 602 Arch St. Mmith, Kline & Co id S311 North ard street, Wy BA U G H 8 825,00) PHOSPHATE Has given such Universal Satisfac tion to the farmers on ALL CROPS that it has supplanted, to a great ex tent, the sther Higher Priced brandy =“25.00 PER TON OF 2000 POUNDS On Cave or Boat in Philadelphia, SEND FOR CIRCULAR ADRQRESS BAUGH & SONS, Sole Muanofartarers 20 SO. DELAWAKE AVE Philadelphia, Pa. 20septi;m . Denti { W HOSTERM AN, ti Ax Lim k . wns ou fall, i give Salis. of bis profession. “aa “ue o at residence on i) Lutheran Church taction in all branches administered a Oflers bia 0 the public, Ra is
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