¥ * THE CENTRE REPORTER FRED KURTZ, . .. CENTR rp HALL, Pa, Teo. Editor. bp IE BONDS BURSTING Property Endangered by Melting -Ice and Swollen Rivors. Twelve Barges and a Steamer Torn from Their Fastenings ia Penne sylvania-- People Driven from Thelr Homes by the Water, 1.—The ice on the iogheny and Upper Monongahela ri broken up. River men generally hu preparations for the protection of their pr erty, but, tr tht. ding their procau considerable damage was done. Near beth, twelve barges were swept away. steamer QOella broke loo e. She struck a pier of the bridge and stove in her cabin. B attempts were made to pull her ashore, | the current was too strong. The men al doned her and came ashore. T | Leonards was completely swept a From Burgettstown comes the ro] many families were driven out of their l and that many homes were ruined Newton and Broadford tha B Ohio railroad trac ks are aud trains are greatly delaye bridge was swept off its piers «d out of sight, Just before the stage coach, loaded with passed over, In this city there Bas been no dama yet, but the river is rising rapidly, and prospects are that the lower town will be under water. gorged at a number of plac and more damage is expecte tion, River men are watching with grave fears, The 1 to come out to-morrow. It and if it comes out with a rus damage. WILLIAMSPORT, Feb. 1.- of snow covers the grou entire mo Juntain region, ( of a destructive flood feit. The Susquehanna | peake to its source with ice ran ness from fourteen to twer Williamsport the dam w boom, where three hundred 1 of lumber in the log are ann frozen to a thickness of The great tributaries 10 almost closed with ice The point where ally form in the riv piace, is at a'short distan ville. Three years ago the here covered the tra quired the service of nel through in two present the ice is gorge to the depth of six an not be forced out a the result, which m if it breaks, as the v will be irresistible wher Superintendent division of the Philadelphia a Ag road, is already making preparal combat the great ice barrier, in jam occurs. Prrrssuna, Feb, Yough Eliga- COVE Rk A Destructive Jee Gorge, St. bouts, Mo, Jan. SL —. bridges across the Missiasippd and the great mass cor a point just below the very thick, and great among the crews of ve riedly made, and the brought thousands front. The irresistil ro as though to carry ever} it. The Anchor whi immense chains, shock, and they w levee, The crushed like an r sight boneath the ic Louis Packet company’s fin apolis, valued at £49,000, wi overtaken. Her sides w and she was totally demoli was valued at $10,000 and’ Carroll & Powell Many were sunk or dmmaged, an moving. ToreEvo, O., Jan. 31. —Tule a poleon and severnl points on the river are threatened wiih a serious los g and flood. The snow along toe river averages a foot in d miles up the Maumee to three feet thick a the last forly eight rising to a degree which vf en A 6 wl has botirs soils ‘ that } i3 very alarmal Without a Leader, TrextoN, N. J., Feb. 1 A tor Conkling was sitting behind the counsels’ desk in the Dinsmore suit, a friend ap proached kim awd asked him what he thought of the political situation. “I taking no active interest in politics just now,” said Mr. Conkling, “being fully ocou- pied with legal business, 1 think bh var, that if the republican party wins next fall will be by means of democratic v not consider the republican tw enough in itself to win. Den ders, as usual, will give victory to the publicans,. No partly, like no corporat can succeed without a leader. The republic cun party has no leader at present.” ¥ hile ni $8 Gen. Hancock at Home, New York, Feb, 1.—<Gon. Hanevek has again settled down at bis quarters on Gow ernor’s Island, and bas beer decidedly Ime proved by his jaunt through the west anil south. In conversation hie spoks most oly couragingly of the prospects of Southern California, and was surprised to find the marked improvement which had taken place since he rode across the plains in 195 Ia the southern states energetic capitalists wore establishing numberioss mills aud factories, and the whole section impressed bim as be ing in a flourishing condition, He feared that the fence question in Texas might re suit in serious consequences, : i ——— cob sA—— A Monument to Paine, : New York, Jan. 30, <The freothinkors of this city celebrated the 147th anniversary of the birth of Thomas Paine, at the German Masonic Temple. The attendance was very large, the principal hall being filled to ta utmost capacity. . Many ladies were prosent, The programme consisted of speaking by T. B. Wakoman, 8. Putuam ud othors, fn. terspersed with vocal and instrumental music. At the conclusion of the exerci, an organikation to bo known as “The Paine Nationa! Historionl association” was formed, sud a fund was started for tho purposes of erecting a onamenyte Raines memory. Mrs. Marairot Bro Kmaksh, Meohats josburg, Pa, says: Lvs Brown's Iron | B trers for general ¢ ceility ani have ) aa greatly bend fited, 4 PORTER. the Bill Passed by the fter an Excited Debato, STATE of uso a fiviiliant Peroration— Battle ¢ Agaipn~Gon. Garfield's tition in the Case, Hemorable B*¢ , 8B ={ien. Fitz-John en vindieated, the bill i in the army mbling block by ver the bill At times od is as ebate s of of t the pl to and hn Tnited brigadier my, {io army e grade f his of on why appeals Carlisle's Mr. Rob. i tint he was mil foi that be that genleman in wit be a candidate, of Mr. Blackburn, £ won speaker, nild not Mr. Hal- kas, saying if be a contestant st avon it unios ¢ his seeking. In or reflection nt, and his mo 08 to 50. There ction points to " fight. roematy tine for Mo rey Lt thor Stee alled, slit of Josh for Gibel from he plaintilf said in fey letter that he the hotel by 10 LK tober, RES niiy seen 6 entersd ydgquariers. To the nae a evtiiities he bad sont 3 pam. of the edition of the paper oninining the Cin waa Jutta The envel lope 1 ad held the More 3 ke {tor was pro: r the lnspection of the Jury. tha suit Te Of Mage $e Rhonlad Aveld Cinvlanatl, New You, Fob, 2 Mr Loon Chottean, the most d Iating inti a nyont tie of free trade in Frannie, arrived on the steamer Grecian Montreh. In gipearanite he closely re wirhbden Gen Grant, MM. Toons misdon to the United States (a 10 prevent, it possible, the adoption bye Migros of retalintory ripesaror oivaecon it of the refusal of France to permit te impor atin of the Awtrican hog . ; . A Comparatively Small Haul, CW asm neron, Pub 8 wo 0 HL Lander, whe won «ins oid Abo gervice os post office ine spoctor, fi op teporie ree «vod obtained over o Shean! dobre Tea various postmastors under fake y le hans lle (4 South Americ, LOSS AND GAIN, Chapter I. “f was taken sick a year ago With bilious fever.” “My doctor pronounced mie cured, but 1 got sick again, with terrible pains in my back apd sides, and 1 got so bad | Could not move ! I shrunk ! From 28 pounds to 120) ! for my liver, but did me no good, 1 did not ex- pect to live more than three months, 1 began to use Hop Bitters. Directly my appetite returned, my pains left me, my entire system seemed re newed as if byjmagie, and after using several bot- tles 1 am not only sound as a sovereign but weigh more than 1 did before. To Hop Bitters 1 owe my lite.” Publi 1 had been doctoring 0, June 6, ‘Ni R Chapter 11 (ass FITZPATRICK , Feb, 1, 1880, Gentlemen ith attacks of sick headache.” Ne an, female trouble, for years in the most terrible NOY and excrutiativg manner, foster could give relief or 1 ITop Bi nediciue or me eure until I had us “The first boftle Near yi red mid well and strong as this dey.” fvalid for twenty year inary complaint, i's best physicians bitters cured him and 1 » beos saved t mm with great ber MES. ] Expose you b. SLACK. srself day and work two take all i, and then you want to which oul exercise | tor all the time; is answered In 1s—-Take Hop - - WaxteED.—A good, horse for de'ivering goods, Varestises Srong Co, Li, Jellefonte, Pa. —e Carpets, oil cloths and mattings, Inrgest st ck, latest styles and lowe t pri~ Ces sit Lh Bee Hive. id strong, young New line common and indigo priots woideries, masling, gicghams, Casb- meres, &e., at Garman's, 9 a blank certificates leronTenr flice. em! ~Teachers' scholars, at the for tf AND TYROXE RAILROAD TIME TABLE # % iv. 6.25 $45 9.25 ' wares 4s Ar #0 gro ar le ral trains lesve jewisburg for Potion M.a PF. M_ returning | for low x L30 0 DissoroTioN, ~The general partoership heretofore existing between the under. signed is this day dimolved by mutual consent. The affairs of the firm will be settled by Wm. Pealer, at the store of J. D. Long. WM. PEALER, J. D. LONG. Spring Mills, Pa., Feb. 1, 'S4. 6/4t WOLF & SON ATTHE OLD STAND CENTAZ HALL, HAVE RECEIVED A MAGNIFI- CENT STOCK OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS, NE FINER IN THIS COUNTY. FROM THE MOST STYLISH DRESS GOODS DOWN TO ARY. THING COMMONLY KEPT BY A GENERAL STORE AND AT BIG BARGAINS HALLS VEIGELIAN Hair Renewer, Seldom does a popular remedy win such strong hold upon the public confidence as has HALLS Hamm Respwen, The eases in which it has accomplished a complete restoration of eolor 10 tao hair, and vigorous health 10 the sealp, are innumezable, Old people like it for its wonderful power to favorite of all, and it has becowe 80 simply because Jf disappoints no ond, BUCKINGHAM'S DYE FOR THE WHISKERS Has become one of the most important pop Ine tollet articles for gentlemen's use. When the beard Is gray or naturally of an unde sirable shade, Bremixomax's DYS ls the - PREPARED BY R. P, Hall & Co., Nashua, NH. 80M by all Droggiets. a Ryans FOR YOU OUR WAY OF SELLING OFF WINTER $40,000 WORTH OF DRY & CAPS, &e., Read this through to the end, There your sheckles, they are sold, we can't pick up such bag BOOTS One lot of good Gingham One lot of best Glnghsmn White Bed Bpre wails Cotton Flannel... Bost Calicos..... wi Mhirting Plaid ¥ lannels Red Table Linen Double White Cas All Wool Black g1 " ted Plaid Flanuels Ladies’ Gosamoers. ALL WOOL CASHMERES BLACK & CHEAPEN Plaid Dress Goods Appleton “A” Muslin Red all Wool Flan One extn quality One lot extra guall One Jot extra super One 10% extra heavy Bug COLORED S1LX from is k at signa 5 af k Bik #1 y Black EXTRA HEAV) Whit Blan kets fig Undershirts and a Drav Ladies’ Hose i pa or Children's H +«¢ 1 3 pair. Men's Socks 4 pair for Men's Wool Hose Met's Hue scatuies Ladies Lad 33 Children's Shoo Ladies’ Button Bhoe fr Ladies Button shoes Fit Best quality, Warmsuted Freuch Kid jew’ Cal WRIGHT: Men's Heavy Wi Men's Hesvy Wi Children's bulls Men's Overconis Men's all Wool sult Men's Fine Boots Men's Heavy Dots Boyy' Boots. Ladies Castor at Men's Castor and Bu CALL ON LADIES & The Largest Stoch une HARDWARE In addition to our ext BLACKSMI 1 H supplies, Be Wi uld Heating Stoves, GLORY, FORT CROWNING COLORED NYWHEKE] OTITIS ba ® 1&8) MAY NEED THIS J ML MURRAY, Maps & Charts. st! Best! YOu i AT =HORZT HATS For the Boo f of Filowe wm, 4 190 pages nl € elored Plate pig Mow 10 andes to ali Mailed for Ge. hae ad WwW at, v ry to cover pe wage, fut r ated Novelty ist, & fewest varieties 9 swerve, Yepstebies, Coe rele, Proll, Plaste, bt Hailed Free, «FE THIRD lana hi whe: 4 yon 3 Wi for #1.00. i FOR #1. 00, 3 rr Blerlion), Wonder Pea, for $l. HOT { ; o . Gardener's Hand B ‘ ; y them, tent Free with * nd 88 & SONS, 1. is. BLIS 34 Barclay St., New-York. ME RR Es FINE FISH, GI. ASS. BEEN WILLOW WARE, HOU SIHHOLD SUPPLIES OF ALL RIRDS, ETC. WOOD AND AND £ LL % ¥ FARMERS, ur aii« wa % call yi BUILDERS & ur stock Mt x $i GE, AND WELCOME EER band McFARLAN Lik ur “SI Tadd dd Plaining APOLLA. 0 Ee HOUSE, st SEARFASY ROOMS Bush's block. Meals at a'l hours from early to late trains, Lunch without cof fee 10 cts, Lunch With coffee 17 » cents Regular n meals 25 cis, Opste rs in all stye, MURRAY'S CARRIAGE WORKS CENTRE HALL, Where are kept on haad and fur sale —— -BUGGIES, ree HAETONE, ee BPRING WAGONS, wm KR oy Pe FECTIONERY and &e. Repairing done at Reasonable rates. Ba Tops of any style made to or uy hy with prices according to quality. I have recently ad- ded HORSE SHORING to the smith department, under the su- pervision of a very skilled and obliging blacksmith. 19dectf LEVI MURRAY, —————— SSAA: 5. WAAR ZELLER & SON, * DRUGGISTS, Be Dealer In MICALS PERFUMERY, FANCY GOODS, &« Pure Wines snd Liquors for medical purposes always kept VHUN PF. POTTER, Attorney: AL: Law Collections promtiy aly and pecial attention given lo those aving 1 lands or proyerty lor sale, Will draw ud lanes have scknowledged Deeds, Moriga. bonds &o. Rallefonta, Pa ND VALENTINE, i I SE falr commbeion J a 7 and reer Comparios, n, Domianed fs Hlefonte, Pa. DRUGS, DRUGS CHE of all kinda. TOILET ARTI » | all pounded. C. oH. ep “t ‘y BS G. Suoecianl rates 10 9h STORE Spring Hills, Pa. of the who keep a PILOOBRING ¥ AOE AN SPLIT SIDING, SURFACE FANCY GOODS (wee a SEGARS, and - ke INERY DOW SASHES, BLINDS n short fir : ¥ fice, Druggid, 3 ALL PT ON MATERIAL OF WA ys KE KIN DS AL- HAND. BELLEFONTE, PAY Prop'r. all Leming. ! furore, Blun » rh Renatt, beliiny Sung = # oe yb vo The Great German Remedy REEUMATISM, ea ana, at h Ehver nos Kidmeye Fie Bala by Peale in Bolin, at 30 Contes Bei SN aR Prepaved amd sold st Wholesale hy the GERMAN OLIO COMPANY, Lanta, " Willow Stren, Win Kmport, hited A aA Kearn PHILASTLIL WHOLESALE ADENDY Johnston, Holloway & Cow 602) Arch St. Smith, Kline & Cos 500 and 811 Naith rd street,
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