a.
THE CENTRE REPORTER
FRED KU RTZ, 2. Editor.
Orxrre Hawn, PA, April 30, "84
TIE DEMONIAC SLAYERS OF 11
SERVANT GIRLS HANGED:
an
Vianna, April
Kr! Scholossareke, who murdered 21
servant girls, were hanged in the court
vard inside the prison here to-day, Af
ter the usual preliminaries hat Leen gone
throvelt with the word was given and
the prisoners were drawn up and s'owly
strangled to death.
Schenck, his brother Carl and Sehios-
sarcke for a long time pursged the calls
ine of murder a8 aregular trade and for
the past thrée years lived luxntionsly on
the proiita of blood. The Bohencks, Bi
Jesinns by birth, are &ans af a judge, who
eansed them to be well educated, How
they first took to the oceupation of mur-
der 18 not known, but the authorities
themselves with Schigs€aréke, a coofirm-
od criminal, and with several other bi d
characters. It is not nneommon in Vi-
enna for servints who have saved money
tn advertise for husbdnds in the local pi =
ners. and Hugo Shenck—a married mar,
living apact from bis wilé =used to an
g ver such advertise ments gometimes un-
der pretenses of beiag an engineer in re-
a wealthy aristoerat with contempt for
¢lass prejndices,
ment, and, after paving courtto them for
a fow days or weeks,
trasting creatores t
him on a journey 9 fet married.
Sheack would get out at some
goot where he had arranged that his ac
complices wonld 1}
getlier they would kill the girl, secare
her property, conceal her body, and re-
tara quickly to the
1 3
had 1} d
wp pen
f14y
kitling.
Had these Austrian
t their frightfal
Iss
HLL
A
A CADETS FREAK.
M. Fdonard Seguin, a youth of eigh-
teen, belonging to a highly respectable
famidy of Marscilles, (France), was re-
cently admitted into the Military School
of St. Cyr. Having taken a dislike to the
career of arms, he suddenly disappeared
from the shool in the month of December |
last. Nothing was heard of him despite
the va-searches which were made both by
the authorities of 8t. Oyr and his anxious
relatives. A few days since, however he
returned to the school, went straight to
the general in command of the pupils
and confessed the fruth. It seems thal
on the Sunday he left he was to have ac-
companied his companions to Paris, but
on reaching St. Olond be guitted the train,
bonght a felt hat, and, entering the Bois
de Boulogne, threw aside his shake, cub
off the buttons of his regulation overcoat,
and thus disguised took the train to Calais,
on hisnwsy to Loudon. Being possessed
of only 30f, he could not proceed further
than Dover, where he found himself with
bat 2f, in his pocket. Nothing duanted,
ho walked to London, where he arrived
in a most exhausted condition. A police- |
man, who was struck by his appearau
took him before n magistrate asa vago-
i
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{e remained there for some days,
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the chaplain of the jail succeeded in elicit
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White Shirts,
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PLECTION OF COUNTY SUPERIN,
TENDENT,
To the School Directors of Centre Col
GeXTLEM EN In. prursuance of the for-
ty-third section of the act of 8th of May,
convention, at the court house, in: Belle~
fonte, on the first Tuesday in May, A, ID.
1884. being the 6th day of the wonth, at
1 o'clock in the afternoon, and se 1
1 pelaot
i
i
s 14
J num-
ber of directors present, ene person of
requiremenis, anid
and experience ip the art ©
! wr ntendent,
3
Jie
i
skiil {
teaching,
the thiree suc
thé result to
as county s
speidivio Ve
the Btute Suaperint
piired by the
ith Beat Lions of said et.
i. M. WOLF,
County Si rintende nt
April 16 :
nis |
endenat
of Centre Co
XOT.CE OF DIsSCLUTIION,
at Marseilles,
tofore
(levan Dindes and
7,
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ure
CROWNING GLORY,
Fol
he REGULATOR TF
3 :
| OX BE
rive t
{
ies
Fide
Hanes
at the Bee Hive
the pe
aud jared
-
STOCKHOLDER
SHRP
GREATL
Faced
$e
anc
f ah 7
ner HTGH ERT PRICY
VALENTINES S1'¢
151 & 1563 PUSHY
STOVES.
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RE
HOME,
TOR & APOLLA,
. 1 5
Graal diets,
on
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ah A A aa
STORE
NEW DRUG
MILLS PA.
SH Rs
Y REDUCED!
H0
1.00
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1.10
75
1.25
1.0¢
1.20
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1.00)
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fe
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LOL)
} PAID FOR PLOLUUCE “6s
IRE CO. LIAL,
4 ARCADE, BELLEFONTE, PA.
Bending Shops.
AT FARMERS MILLS, PA
|
{ All kinds of bending In weod done on
{ short notice, Ovders filled for rims of zi]
vizes, and of best material ; bobsled run-
| pers, shafts, bent hounds, plow handles,
reaches, for
Orders by mail ‘prom ptiy
led to, All wore gusrraniee« :
Js B. REAM &
& $y “5 i Yiene ya WY ‘
saeton ang Hoges end
118%, -
al
“ON,
| Severe Field Test for 5 Years,
For Five Years cor
. Ain
Twenty-five
%
lar Phosphate hag stood severe
| field tests so satisfactorily that the
of it have grown {feom ts
Wels
held at the office of Lis
200 Bou Fourthly Sireel,
Dib,
win, Pa. on Monday, May
i o'clock, a.
{. Re arie 1S ih is day F Compauy will be
dissolved by mutua Leon~| Lm pan,
| sent ; all parties hnow-|1ss, ali}
ing themselves to be in- pos eal andl Arcston «hme day and
| debited to sand firm will)
\please make prompt
| pa yment,and those hav-|
: : | wos: scrupuious and
ling clarms adainst thel
| same will present then
is
killed a servant girl, Lad the andacity to | and
take her bank book to the postcflice |
with the object of drawing the denoeit | ORIGIN OF WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE.
standing to her credit. The woman had |
been missed, Suspicion was natorally | : : : i
aroused at the postoffice, and the three | Although inferior in money-making
principal members of the firm conse: | power to a pill, a sauce, too, can minke
quently arrested. | the guineas roll briskly in, and notably
: t has this been the case with Worcester-
SHOT {AND KILLED HIS FATHER, | A serutiny of the labal will show
atardsber: aaron $3 :
RE SE NO, th eighty seven Loos Io
buudicd
The
ate
mi. Blection for ten thousand one
" . i nd i
BE. McCLuee, Sec). PATENT MEDICINES | ARG £1
ghty-two fons in 1883
resulis bave been
Not extensive advertising ba
merit has plaesd MeDonmd!
Liver Piils at the bead of the histo The | TO] LET
exacting care £xef- |
t Cadals | best practical BOs
ofl a | kinds, i
* ee : by intelligent farmers who use
ARTICLES
} shire. and
Atlante, Ga, April ~~4& Monroe, | that it is prepared ‘from the recipe of 8
dispatch says: At eleven o'clock this The nobleman
FANCY GOODS. | it season after season in preference t
Ales TOBACCO & SEGARS, and | :
If you
iW
a
ciscd io selection of maledial § Lhe gh
chetnicsl skill empioyed in lhe
mwaspufactore, and 804
cH 4 Lhaett "WR er | any other brand have uc
i " CONRFEL ONER ! . > Bo
nobleman of the county. INFECTIONERY
moraine Jesse Gunn shot and killed his
father Willis Gunn.
game young woman. Tbe don married
him word to bé ou h
coming to kill him. This
~v
fatter was taking aim at the son.
-
The Philadelphia Press contained the
following: “A. B. Long, a resident of
Jewistown, arrived in this eity
morning. While in the Broad Street
station he stood his valise on bench
and tarned away to answer a question
asked him by a stranger. The latter then
withdrew, and Mr. Long reached for his
valise, but it was gooe, and with it Penn
gyivania railroad stocks in the name of
Mr. Long valned at $5,000, a certifi
sit for 810.000 in the Grasd Rapid
national bank, Grand EKapids, Michigan,
and three promis notes aggregating
34,000, The papers ar
Mr. Louglireported his loss
a
Toru
agep
“
Orv
1
to the
. _-—e
we Who cares whether Forepaogh's
or Darnum’s big white eleptiant—or both
~are whitewashed. A whitewashed ele-
phaot will look all the same as a white-
horn critter ; bat it does make a ditler-
ence whether yon have bogus or geoulne
groceries. If you buy your table groce-
ries at Sechlerda you know you have in
article that is pare and when
buying of some other grocers you are in
ger of getling a whitewashed article,
frosh :
harm buat bogus groceries will.
-
REPORTER,
LETTER FROM MISSOURL
during the late war.
iors were passing the house of ashtewd
edd ““Hurrah for the union ™
pong cane from the farmer
yelled out:
Xo re
“Hurrah for Jeff Davisl” Bill no re
in the house. Completely d
© io gel the fafmer 10 commit
od out: “Hurrah 1
¢ farmer opened the door
je anal Wao woi't stand
Mi y adoption, having
ce 1874, and 1 naturally feel a pride
~int her lmstRotions, her prosperity
readers of the’
make a few allusions to Mr. Shaffer's letter,
the first place he says:
il js very shallow,
plies to
In
“The Missouri soll in gra-
Bo far ax this stalement ap-
hwest Missouri I have nothing to say,
but do emphistionlly say that it does not apply
ta any section ©
scvtrel river. Tt is uhiversally conceded that north
snd central Missouri comprises the finest apd
richest agricultural lands to be found anywhere,
This sonuty (Worth) produced In 1880 the largest
average yield of corn per acre of any county in
the United States, as shown by the census taken
that year, And ns for frult, 1 have never seen
finer apples, perches, cherries and grapes grown
to the soll and grow in great profusion. Nearly
ail his other remarks are on topics which are in
eidental to the settlement of every new country,
and must appear so to every thoughtful man, and
therefore | dismiss them. Now in relation to
schools 1 will quote from official records, But be
fore doing so, | will here make the ungualified
statement that Missouri has the Las; avaliable
permanent school fig of any sate th the aslon,
For the present year the state has apportioned
among her school children the sum.of $002.29,
aking an avege of 7 penta pes opis for every
child of school age within ber botders. This
sien will be largely aogmented by interest from
the permanent school funds of the various
counties in the sate. Bach ocounty his a perma-
nent school fund of ite own, separate from snd in
dependent pt the state fund. This fund is con.
stantly growing larger. Al fines sad f
nre pat Into this fund and held i Pr ag
nse of the public school spstem. The law forbids
the use of the principal, amd only the jussrmt
thereon. Is applied to the muitienatice of our
schools, The principal is loaned to ou? farmers
on real estate security at 10 per cont, the current
Fate money In shb west, The Interest on this
und in our county for the present vo Aron
to 82.900, Now divide this he iy ha ie
3 200 sehiool children in our cotinty and ®t makes
6 fonction over 71 cont por capita, Add the 71
cents received from the county to 78 Penta
received {rom the state fund, nnd we have u total
of $149 for each school child In the sounty, And
it shonid be remembered that this smonnt has
been rdsed without levying one cent of sehoos
tax. The maxinum levy for school purposes iy
45 cents on the hundred dollars valnation, snd this
enn he increased to 65 conts by a two thirds vote,
Tu size thie is the smailest ootnty iu the state, be.
ing 18221 miles in extent, and within its borders
we have 50 schools In operation,
Hat I have written enough. 1leave to the read -
er the tusk of discriminating between what Mr,
rane, Ap 8 eee
and Messrs. Lea & Per-
rins's conhectin with the sauce came
Many years ago
and other novels, well known in
their day, wis on a visit at Ombersiey
Court, when Lady Sandys chanced to re-
very good curry-powder, which elicited
from Mrs, Grev that she hid in her desk
fill ex which lier uncle, Sir
ew, Chief Jus
whit thence and given: her
sellent recipe,
bad
Lady
haz India,
boy
4
chemists w.10
in Worcester,
it be able to
peri mps
1
ad
vents,
on they would see. Messrs. Lea &
Perrins looked at the recipe, doubted if
they could procure all the ingredients,
but said they world do their best, and in
forward ed » packet of the pow-
Subsequently the happy thought
struck
powder might, ‘m solution,
sance, The egperiment was made, and
degrees {
All the world, to its remotost ends, now
knows of Worcestershire sauce 68 an ar-
by
that, in common with most good things,
it is terribly pirated, au enormous trade
is done in it. The profits, I am toid,
d I cannot but suppose that liberal
it crisis tp oll A AI Sm
Bat
golf killing or disabling 13 adversuries
sch more than Homerie feats, however,
an intersting person. Beginning life as
an “enfant de tronpe” in the aries of
of fc mee, but a master who commanded
the personsl yespeet of his pupils, com-
rad ea, and superior officers, and was not
nt frequently consalted in affairs of im-
pr stance touching personal or regimental
honor. In his old age he appeased a
Lo ag-standing feud between the engin.
ee ro and the infantry quartered at Mont
pe sllier by the bold and simple devics of
& wing & military assault of arms in his
o wn name, inviting the picked men of
t oth branches of the sen rice to contend
and the rest of the garrison to look on,
and at the end making the men a speech,
and, with all the anthority o T his position
ws “lo pére do V'escrime, ”' compalling
Jean-Louis succeeded in mak ing so good
a pupil of his dsughter tha ¢ she com-
pletely took the conceit ont ¢ € a young
professional (a stranger to the 1 school of
Jean-Lous) who had thought | t impossi-
ble that a woman could bo as rious al
vermnary. :
6 wo
wee DIF aggre t MATTay cotver 8 BR TOW.
ted
-
\to W. O. Licarich.
stock
| have
| Clevan Dingdes
pay all
(notes of the firm
\ continue the business
\ the old stand wher
| frie nd
| gene rel
Lal lott st cash Prices
Mr. RB. F. Bechler
\elarge of the store,
« 0X
Tn purclase
New Store
NEW GOODS!
LOW PRICES!
Centre Hall,
and Best Rooms in the Valiey,
—A COMPLETE STOCK
DRY GOODS,
OF
DRESS
NOTIONS
HATS & CATS,
BOOTHE & a Ady
! HARI
FOILS AND
GLASSWARE, Qi ENNSWARE
GROCERIES
COFFEES, UGARS. TEAS,
(ALT. TOBACCO, SEGARS,
ERYTHING
WELL
STORE
ALL NEW GOODS,
8]
4
a
a ¥
A
SA
1
| KEPT IN
§
|
COUNTY.
COME AND SEE Us
Market Prices Paid.
3
i
X
ean be med,
fores, Dolls, Tomo ry
Debility, and Serofalons Catarch,
# Ay ri's BARSAPARILLA has cured
the Inflammatory i]
whieh 1 have suffered for many years.
Drarkiam, 1a. Masoh 2, 1662,
PREFARED 8
i Bald by all Druggiets; 81, six Bott) wy *
~
d beyers
guarantee, Lis.alislis
pel
ithivir Lon
%
, rrny
ey aided,
Farmers of Centre wlio
to buy a Biader {:
wish to sew ne
Coptinental Sel irake,
eounty
Bioder,
ane of
Jobnstun § Hie
aud
#0 cdtne 10
week, Comme
are Hrst-rlass Toa
{ Paunsvaliey know i
pine in the val ey
i $
nae
wilt
will has
Farmers Fiien
OTD pian =
M. EL.
if
bit “kB
Centre Hall,
PUBLIC SALES.
(JPVIARS COLE PALE]
f 8 jin 3 > § 4 "RTEE
{ Jobin | e, deg'd, abDat |
fussy vi ie, on dat itaay,
: the Ioliowin ren. «
Joun love, viz: A) ALUABLE}
Potter twp, Leulre Lo,
ig of Michael Bpy Ker,
Jue Wes
3
As
o FT uN
ay « iv,
g descrived fale of
in ad oiuing
{ lau
i
{ cuntsining about 160 ACKES,
i i land, about
ered with
resic
ie i fe
& good gr
ie iB 0 a hn
| good Hmosi
{ which are «
fine Ginter, §
| of caluvatio
5
he r
y
dee ie,
fore i» an ex
¢ place and sw wil of
i tory fran ling ho
Land other oiiio
| celleat orelimrad 01
never {alebiog wafer,
in an exovhient aeighborliowd a4:
| veniehl acCess 80 « bhurcues, 8 hiouls, &e,
i aliording a rare opporian ty uli se.utiog
. | a most vsiralie home, A sum
| equal 10 Lhe costs ID Lue proceed)
# 9
he Iarm is loca
“ju cone
lerine~-
BE
: paililion G04 @3pelises | Land
{ when th
{ tLe Je
sale; 3
Mod the remaining J
f aneth Love, the widow of decedent, wilh
| juterest thereon to be paid ber alinnally
! during the term of her natural life—snid
last two payments to be secured by bond
and mortgags# upon ie Diemises,
VIAYER K. LOVE,
ove, and Trustepg lo sell,
| J NONFEUTIONERY and EATING
C HOUSE, st SEARFASY ROOMY
| Bush's block. Meals at all hours from
| early to late trains, Lagoon witnoat cof
fee 10 cte., Lunchr with coffee 15 cents
| Regular meas 20 cts, Oysiers in nil stye,
* {
8 Lit
sGNe
fie
HA
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in a
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i Ad's of John |
JOHN A. GRENOBLE,
BPRENG MILLE, PA,
STOVES, TIN WARE: &
i
|
PATENT IRON HOOFING
move (hag ehinglos. (Mall and see it,
Everything in Hie Jue of
COOKING STOVES,
COAL STOVES,
i
*
PRICES LOW AS THE LOWEST f
TIRWARE
| order,
12dery
!
»
of kinds,
ail
Spectacles a Specialty.
+
aes # 11
iA 5
ing
ions will he sccurately
nnded,
". E. AURAND, Druggis,
rej
pasa LVANIA
“a
? =i Y
of the
enti
lorated in mont
Alle
of
£50
ts of the
years {
CULTURE
CHEMISTRY
ENGINEER.
gre (98 0 tu
or other infor
WwW. ATHERTO
{ 4
REY Re
aE
%
ZELLER & SON,
DRUGLISTS. Belle din
Bester In
ALS
PERFUMERY,
FANCY GOODS, &e¢
Liguors for medion]
‘ DRUGS
CHEMIC
Pr ite Ww ena
purposes always kept
JOKE
'
ines
PUTTER, Aturuey-wisblaw
Collections promily made and
specin! attention given to those having
lands of progerty tor sale Will draw ud
and have seknowledpged Deeds, Morigas
bonds Ec Beilsfonte, Pa
30 ND VALENTINE,
o “
A
A
REAY
REAP
BLOCK.
K8, &v
Buys and sells Real Betate on F817 commision
Lisune: First-class Life Uompipniiies,
Fire Compan io
German, Puglish and American, Combined: esp
entine's sores, Bellefonte, Pa. i . Lany
Pol Rand ois conta ‘or postage
A i 'ilzZe.: goofs whieh will hep you
: to more womey right away
swoesed from Brot hour, The broad voud 16 Tories
opens betore the workers, ateolutsly vere, Addrom st
HEE ARR
HARDW A & E
LER
——— { oy
™
5. A. "ARRIS & C0
ween RE SELLING
ER SKCTIONS AND
REA PERS,
Ads) Lipds oo Farming Tools,
RAKES, FURKA,
JOLE
APROUTS HAY POR
wee AR WELL AS A
MANDS INTHIS LINE.
JAS HARRIS & CO.
ROCKERHOFF HOUSER.
ALLEGIESY 87. 8B RPONTE, PA
Good Sample
TG. Free Buss to and from all Sain,
un
“Life anid Accident Compasties,
fal. B15 000.000. Ofoe In Bosh Aresde, over Valk
and yecnive Troe a dostly bes
thee saeythirg eles In this world. All of sitber sex,
once, TRUK & Uo. Asgunts, Rains. ir
TARD
A HARRI1S & CO
ER SECTIONS AND
REA PERS,
SOYTHES,
LL
HARDWARE TO MEET
New Geapporhoff Hauge.
0. G. MoMILLEN, Prop™,
Suvecinl rates Wo witnesses and jurore
incase :
| tried it yet, we hope you will do =o
| this season. Respectfully,
| BAUGH & SONS,
after PHILADE]
apt
toy & «
ftw, decd
A vad UIGerss gn
regitest nll persone
s A Li
petted 10 he
eFiate 1
pad thome having os
51 the sale Gly autho
JNO. DD. DECKERT
Potters M
CHAB. C. AUMAN
pastralors. Cobars
#1 Lhe a 10 pres
sted for setlienrent
api
x
Ad Pe
SPAING MILLS
Plaining Mill
your besi"%8
»
pr The place io buy
sar and cheapest Loilding Mates"
pe rial is of
Jas. §. Krape & Co..
Spring Mills, Pa.,
who keep all kinds of
| FLOORING,
GEEMAN,
SURFACE BOARDH,
—————— A — os HP POS)
WINDOW
SHUTTERS,
ans SA AA
Se. &« eo
Anything wanted not ready
will be furn ished on hort no~
fice.
MATERIAL OF ALL KINDS AL-
WAYS KEPT ON HAND.
1317may rn.
Gand Pay for Agenic R106 to #266 per
an. made selling ower Grand New Biv
mud Peed
Famous sive Rutiles of the Wor
Weis to ds ©. MeOwedy & Oo. Milsieivhin Pe.
1845. lastrated Hond-Deek 1884.
For the Farm and Gorien., 150 pages
Castration sod ms hemu{1Pel Uslored Pinte
A an wiv Waat W Ben and Mew Ww
pinnt wed is ole pi SE Poe mee oabie to all
terested in parceming siied for Po.
amps.
mm 4 Th
Sunuie EN Simi, Tink
RDER Noy
nave on hand,
£ir: rant FOP tebe
, Fou Aide
a RDEN Pe $100.
Soling. iL LARMEY WERIvS ee ot
halen Plot: ast four let thon
» fea of FH Tera ey, for F100,
VEGETABLE GARDEN POR £1.00,
"© , Cholera VepsraWhe Sandy BeigeThon)y
Tchu 13 0 4's ct ux Wonder Pen, WF £1.
the wou #1 SLB: Curbencrs
B. K. BLISS & SONS,
84_Barolay “8t., New-York,