fy,
1
, | OLD SERIES, XL.
NTRE REPORTER.
: URTZ, Epiror and Pror'r.
* the stalwarts:
nt, John Logan, of Ill; for
nt, False Prophet, of Egypt
-—
to law all Japanese mer-
nired to settle their ac-
v their debts by Dec. 31st,
lowed to buy or sell goods
done so. Failures must
a Japs,
: te
onposit
Fr
from
the
protects
nment pai
One charge o
for treating
Ways
sonple of
operation,
¢ free-trade
uring the
hhnt thi
+31 . .
gahould have
from the present
fair enough
3
the
oon.
' p 1
Ori IawWs
r 48 our read
the affair. Young Nutt
i OWES was
he table be-
dge sharply
» kind.
-
it in anthracite mining is re-
Wilkesbarre., For the first
ry of anthracite coal
Jt has been successfully
of the Susquehanna
'k has been reached.
LILEKS
I ro
|
impossible
y accom plist
treneral rejoicing prevails,
been placed on the head]
te the victory of money
¢r nature,
a
irk Herald makes an ex-
“ought to make ev-
nist Congressman blush
ie faculty of blushing.”
the facts it cites:
is BAVE
Ired and ninety steamers
in cargoes from this port last
¢ one of them bore the flag of
ited States. One hundred and six
ailing vessles also took grain care-
wm this port. Only two of them
hie flag of our country,
United States, which a quarter of
itary ago were the second maritime
power in the world, and were fast ap-
hing the first in rank, now have
shirnnk to the condition of Bwits-
r Bolivia or Thibet, so far as con-
he ocean carrying trade. But we
housands of miles of sea coast, our
ics are surpassed by none in skill
1 ovr iifies ad forests are rich with
vind timber,
te brie
ircular has been issued calling for
meeting in Huntingdon at an early
for the purpose of memorializing
to order a survey to be made
‘national railroad route from
» capital of the United States to the
inadas, If a straight line be drawn
Washington city to Buffalo, N. Y,,
traverse the counties of Franklin,
Huntingdon, Centre and Clear-
field in Pennsylvania, and Montgomery,
Frederic and Washington counties in
Maryland,
GF ait inte
ide
I Msn
_ Homa people along the line of our rail-
road have become to) exacting in their
demand for right-of-way, and are thus
complzation of it. Gentlemen, you are
only bleeding friends
neighbors—they the
Mr. Du Barry, the President of the L. &
T. BR. R,, telegraphed the following from
the office of the Penn’a R. R. Co., Jan,
19, '84, which some can smoke in their
your own
must pay piper,
pipes:
# * = “Will you please
people that no work will be done till
bond is executed ;
gay to
if they want the wo
The lewistown Free Press,
W. M. Pennebaker's fine
in the east end of town, nearl
the toll gate, was destroyed by
Satarday evening. The tf! br
a few minutes before seven o'clo
a very short time the hand
» Wis a mass of
l tons of |
ladders, cider press, lar
and other articies of
were destroyed.
was also completely
and it was amongst
* §4
was ir ipped.
MLC
Sy
2%
ars
corn
One side the
acked
this tha
The name lal
scriber’s paper
his subscription i
ay and do not ¢
er their nama
yofer a favor by novi
ir otherwise of the
times happen in me a
changes, and they can be more es
rected if promptly pointed out,
*
Aver's Hair Vigor in
ty of the hair and promotes
it imparts an attractive
delightful and lasting perfume.
it stimulates the roots, cleanses the scalp,
and adds elegance to luxuriance i
fects are enduring: a thus it
self to be the best
for toilet use.
proves the be
appearance, a
proves it.
chéapest
is els
$
and article
A Loc istitute
Harris and adjoining townships, will
held at Boalsburg, Friday evening, con-
tinuning to Saturdey evening, Feb. 8 and
9. Exercises will consist of lectures, ad-
dresses, papers on educational topics,
etc, All friends of education are invited
to participate. D. M. Wowur, Co. Bapt.
W. G. Morriox, Ch. (
~—Bellefonte’s young folks are enjoy-
ing this winter's sleighing immensely —
Almost every evening bas a party to this
place, and they ars generally weil-bee
haved,
Io.
wef }lie Meek, of Bellefonte, has been
appointed to a clerkship on theappropri-
ti Ran.
dall, Ohe hss our « he
will be a good clerk.
ngratalations
wee Caniv ed desert peaches at Sechler's
‘L.eaper and better than youn can put
them ap yourselves, Evaporated peach-
«8 the finest and best 10 the market, If
vou want table groceries, pure, fresh and
wholesome, go v2 Sechlors,
w—The Geo. Bollinger homestead, in
Aaronshurg, was sold at public sald to
Elijah Bard, who sgain sold it to Mr.
nley, of Brushvaiey,
we A 1] id horse belon
Korman, of H fe]
hanling logs an
Io ba sh it.
Fi
ing to Michael
over whitle
head
a log
¢ leg, and
Go to Pesler & Long,
Mills, for your merchandise. You will
always fod their stock complete in
every department and their prices the
at Spring
1
Il & Mingle have the most eles
gant stock of boots and shoes any mao or
woman ever belield. They have any
thing to suit the farmer, laborer, or pro-
fessional man, and sell at the lowest nri
ees, Try them und yon will not be im-
posediup n. They pride themselves up-
on doing a fair and square business and
selling none but honest goods,
Weather cold this week and sleigh.
ing excellent,
Joe erop is good and blocks are
aboot 18 inches thick.
wwe Alex, Shannon, of Illinois, is here
again,
nt
HEALTH 18 WEALTH.
It is worth more than riches, for with-
out it riches cannot be enjoyed. ow
many people are without health who
might regain it by using Kidney-Wort.
It acts upon the liver, bowels and kid¢
neys, cleansing and stimulating them to
healthy action, It cures all disorders of
these important organs, purifies the blood
and promotes the general health, Sold
by all druggists, See advt,
an Eq
A $20 BIBLICAL REWARD.
The publisher's of “Rutledge’s Month-
1y" offer twelve valuable rewards in their
Monthly for February, among which is
the fnowing :
We will give $20 to the person telling
us which is the longest verse in the Old
Testament Scriptures by Feb, 10, Should
two or more correct answers be received,
the reward will be divided. The mone
will be forwarded to the winner Feb, 15,
Persons teyiog for the reward must send
us 20 cents in silver (no postage stamps
taken) with their answer, for which they
will receive the March Monthly, in which
the nnme asd addre 8 of the winner of
ruward and the correct avawer will be
published, and in which several wore
Ad-
‘ublishing Co., Easton,
valuable rewards will Jue offered,
dress Ratledge
pe Diamopd Dies will lor anything
i 1n¢ ver 1
1
any color, and {he
Val
druggists. Wells, Richardeon & Co., Bui®
Sample card 352 colors, and
book of directions for 2-cent stamp.
ol
CiTY OF COLUMBUS
nOCKS.
NE HUNDRED LIVES
Steamer Goes Down
Ten Minutes.
THE BOATS SWAMPED.
ra Women
and Children srrowing Scenes
of the Fearful Disaster
Only
Twenty-three Saved The
Captain's Statement List
of the Lost and Saved.
yen
Another Account,
Le
ou y x
1 altar pass.
ly wast
Vineyard Sound
Head he was
£18 Vom,
¢ weal
soon put aways
not known. 7
ghe got clon
board were dr
overboard and
the wrecl
those
tha
boat
the humane
rons of OG
caine
persons on
Crarry, of
Lawrence; T. KR. Hamm
Me., passengers: John Madden
White, of Boston g
house, of Bb
Thos. Leary of § ‘
bauks, of Gorham, Me: GG. W
Farnswood, of Townsend, M
and four others w
fore gett
Somerville, ; Weidman,
and
- Water
pas Senger.
, Eeamen;
stds,
Hostor
and H W
passengers,
died bo
The
y and assisted the
the living Ww
Te res
on board I end r
corpses have been »
savings boat remained b
cutter’s boat in trans
the reveous cutter.
The following & a list home
ashore by the Humane society boat:
Colling, of Taunton, third engineer; W
8. Paulding, of
Konnedy, of Bt. Johne, N. F., waite Ed
ward O'Brien, of 8t. Johns, waiter; Jobn
Hines, of Bosten, fireman: Thos jer of
Frince Edwaed Island, firemen, and one
passenger,
On the lifeboat were A. Morrison, of Bos
ton; Chief Engineer Edward Puller,
Barnstable; Mate Augustus Harding, of
Chatham; Second Mate -— Murray, of
Boston ; Fourth Engineer — Fitepatrick, of
Philadelphia; Waiter Sallivan, of
Prince Edward's Teland.
It i= not known who ware in
boats that got away from the ship,
third of the passengers wore women
children, not one of whom was saved,
A young man named Bargent, of Merri
mac, was knocked off the jagging by a
falling spar and logt.
Mayor Wilson, of Kew Bedford, took
prompt measurvs to have the survivors
landed and made comfortable,
The steams’iip had a moderate cargo of
miscollaneoy s freight. The wreck les 100
yards insids Devil's Ridge buoy, The cap
tain says “he steamer drew twelve foot for
ward any, fiftoon aft, and was fifty yards
outside the buoy when she struck. If this
is correct the buoy must then have been
driven in shore by the violence of the gala,
IBA resident of Martha's Vineyard reports
that there is no life saving station off Gay
Head, and that the two boats that went to
the wreck must have been the Humane so
clety's boats and one belonging to private
citizens,
The captain bas told some that be dos
not think anybody could bave got away
safely in the steamer’s boats,
According to latest reports, of the 185 por-
sons on board the City of Columbus only ten
passengers, all males, and fourteen officers
aad faimen osoaped, making the total Joss of
life 101.
Following is a list of those on board the
ill fated steamer:
Omricens—Captain, 8. B. Wright, of Bos
ton; first mate, Edward Fuler, of 3am
“abla: second , made, . Allen Bidredgos of
earriod
am
Heston
1
Sut
and
LAMA, DURLSWRLLL, 2 ular vanes Wh an
ton; quartermaster, McDonald;
gineer, Archibald Morrison, of
ond engineer, ~ Phillips; third
~ Collins; purser, W, C, Bpalding, of Bos-
ton; steward, - Pitman, of New York; |
cond steward, - Howe. In the
were thirty-three seamen, {
Canty Passencens. —W., W, Wright and
wife, of Boston; Li B. Rand and wile,
Boston; T, K. Hale, produce dealer, of
ton; levi Lawrence, rge H.
Dr. H, C. Bartlett and wife, Mrs
Mra D. R. Bmall, of uthampton,
Miss Mrs. Giban, Osgax
3 General
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611. |
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Boston: sec |
engineer,
crew |
Lie Kellogg,
Bheane,
Mass, ;
Beach, Insingi,
Boston; N. J.
bo, H
Master
ia
urkish Coasul
{ oston (il
i Brosks,
Rand { |
Bilyoa, wife and
Mrs. Lo
Richardson
e, (3 F,
i
Hand ni
Slade, R. B.
Mrs, J.
B. Kel
Hute
Vance, Henry L.
hoster; C, O. James, J. A,
3 Mra,
Vhitcomb, D,
A. May, John
k, M, Bargent, H. Weidman, A. Cun
ngs, N. D. Eaton, A, Ci
Durland, Mre 8. 1 Pinkham, of Lynd; W,
omas Hagan, G. BR. Hammond
oh
P, Frost, Jool
Atkinson,
gE,
v
Hammond,
i wife, «
nos Deal, Mi i
Mitchell, J. H
ee
iy
ass and wife, HH.
EXGERS-~ Annis K
' E. Goddard, J McCa
3. Hins, F Fairban
N
£3 V FATrnsw
The Regular Annual Complaint,
CINCINNATI, J i -A pr
of
Mme had bean J
fruit, Pearand peach g
atid the crop
A Lengthy Document,
Jan ww. Hamilton®
giclature 8 a document of ex.
making % 30. (KK
tate matters
iy roo
we ad By
ted to
fiscal vear ended Beptember 30, is given
as follows: Total receipts, $2,007,376; balance
in the treasury Septeinber 30, 1888, 4605,506,
Disbursements for the fiscal your, 81,755 000;
balance in the treasury September 30, 1853,
The disbursemelits were: Interest
on the public debt, $674,701; public schools,
incl ad-
vw sod academies, public
} debt
cal year
s 8 ag
{ the state at the end of She last fis
251% 0 RU
Dyvepespria damg
irdor of man
an aspiring soul, Why saffer from dys
pepsia ? Why be frightened uver disor
Why continue the mis
{ ong the § any
dered kidneys 1
ife of a dyspeptic, nerveless mor.
a ? Brown's Iron Bitters will eure yon
[i hag permanently cured thonsands of
your druggis
bist
y temporary relief. Ask
concerning its merits, Try a sample
ls iim
Samson's Legs and Locks,
i Delilah clipped off Samson's looks
athlete at once beeame “as other 1
vrred thet the possession
enable men 0 tear ope
Co. would be driven wild
enough of Parker's Hair Balsam
vot th and. As it is the Baleam prevefits
if halr falli ut, and restores the origina
£ w if faded or 3 Wit is a pre
tion to the toilet table simply as a dress
- a -
MARKETS.
Philadelphia, Jan, 21, 1884,
{Corrected Weekly.)
Chirago.
Corn Lec, 52}
Wheat " 89}
Oats " ali ;
14.80
Lard 865
Ramvrn Wares, Jr, Com’n Broker,
31 South Third Street,
-
SpyiAy
Philadelphia
wGRinh82
1.083
La
—j0iad2
RATHER TOO LONG.
After Twenty Years on the Wrong Bide
of Life a Virginian Turns the Tables,
“aw ong did you say : 4
aS oars. said. Up to the time I men.
tioned | bad suffered from diseased liver for twen-
ty yours.” said Mr, B. T. Hancock, of Richmond,
Ya, half sadly, as though thanking of that dilag.
dated section of his life, “Al times 1 almost wis.
od it had pleased Providence to omit the liver
rom the human anatomy,”
i "Pad enough ~twonty years of that sort of
thing,” responded a Hstener, “What wae the ap-
shotof 87”
"The npshot of it was some time ago 1 went Wo
Soott's drisg store in this city, and bought ote of
BENSON'S CAPCING POROUS PLASTERS, ap
plied it and was relioved in A fow fone, and ar
hist ae sound as thoigh say liver were made of
Indinaubber, .
: I od o's unlike the old fashioned kind of
plastars-not promptly, Look for the word “Cay
cine” whieh fn out tu the genuine, Price 2 cenis,
Seabury & Jolson, Cheralsta, Now York.
i
Fl the
Hes
Reply to “SN.
JETER
to “HB y Last
at
Catos, {he
1 in the same
Zwingl
serelofore
eroping the Swiss, thus showing |
give them credit for sincerity and also his char
this book
ruling the at
table feelings toward thom,
$
his views all he more o« 4
i see
Read hist
ro again assault XL
what anguish it
1 mention
#1 Marburg
sass, that on a
the Bwiss
cost Lutd vingl
all this to justify Luther's atiitod
I Aubigoe
ovoasion Zwingli approached the W
td one on earth with
SUL more oertain
ittenburg do
tore, and sald : “There is
whom I more desire to be united than with you’
and with tears offered his band to Luther. Bat
A little further on, history says that Zwingl!
writes these words to the Landgrave : "Luther
aniem will lic ne heavily on us as popery.” All
this, after a friendly agreement made at Marburg
fle would «till be one with Luther and “gladly
acccpted the distant recognition which Luther
Was there no reason for Luther to
say: “1 am exceedingly astonished that you
w ish to consider me as your brother. It shows
clearly that you do not attach mu h lmportance
to your doctrine T' Lat the fair and candid read
er answer by the light of history. No. When Lu
ther refused the hand of Zwingli be stood by con
selonce. Te taught mon that conscience must be
proof against mistaken charity as well as violoner,
Cutler had made God's Word his infallible guide
and therefore he wrote the words, “Hoc est cor
pus mete” upon the table Ww bring before the
Lwinglians the Lord's own words, By those wogld
he stand. Tt has been sald thal God makes no
mistakes, die wade none in putting Luther st
the head of one of the greatest wovements the
world ever witnessed, God made him all that be
was, Had he been faultless, 1 can easly soe how
mon eould have been led to Molise him, 1 have
fio quarsel with say one Who insists on his fal}
bili, Pak at Moarbong he ade no mistake, Bo
un re than at Worms, DAuGigne om
codes tiie, unfaie ag be bs in many statanenty Be
mys: “Tal Luther yelled [at Men ug] the
el tiroh wad have fallen to tee extro ne of ns
PO.
accorded |
SES Fon
i
11 :
$3843
WHERE THE 1}
Magic No More a
Across the
.
Mystery —
Wi Wr 1d
mat
< PRING
3
and ol
il £ waler
lpovem
A GRAND FEAST OF SUNG.
The second grand Muosdeal tion
certs at CENTRE HALL. CENTRE Ox
A season of pleasure f
sic in Centre and adjoining cous
Moxpay Evexiza, Fumnvany 11
M. E. Church, and cle
CERT, THURSDAY AND Fritay Evesinvasi
several musicians of talent
ticipate.
The musionl exercises will b
DR. W. OO. PERKINS, or New Yo
{he talented and well-known author and
assisted by other prominent musicians
Du. Praxine’ now book “Tae Hesaun,
used. with a collection of Chores
Three sessions dally 830A. NM, 130 and TP M
TWO CONCERTS, Thursday sasd Friday even
{nes, Pebroary Mth and 15th, Matinee, Thums
day and Friday afternoons, particulary for the
convenience of Familioe and © iren,
Boarding can be obtained at Hotels and Privae
Houses at $2 for the wr. A Hmited nuonbor oan
obtain boarding free by applying to the Cosamite
toe no later than Februsry 1,
TERMS :
Mesnrnar TICKETS to entire Convention
and Concerts, but not entitling Wo rosery
Of BALE... sissies snd)
Sivoens TICKET entitling holders to Boal on
Rinaix Npeox or Reboarsal tiokets..
Concur? TICREM™S............ -
Concent RispnveDd Seats, extra.
All mre invited to cone and endo
Feast, AND. GR
JACOR B. BOLT, Secretary
wmeeeThe Philad, Beanch cnn fit and
wait every man and boy in this county
with a nice, warm suit of clothes for
from £3 to $15 less than any otle sure
in this grest sate. Lovins & Co, do not
2» on hig profi 8 bot raske it npon quick
ga'ow. 14s the plore bo save obey in
cothing. Tey the Philad. Branch before
purchasing el ewhere,
1 profit for Joy
ing with Twn us
from abroad will par
will be
FOS Sy
rns. 1B
the Musical
, Chairman