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THEE CNTRE REFORTER
FRED ‘KURTZ, . . . Editor.
CexTrRE Harn, Pa., May 7,84
It is reported that Logan is determined
to do the Lincoln boom all the harm he
can. Logan avers that Gen. Garfield of-
fered him the place of Secretary-of-
War. and he declined and recommended
Lincoln, and that Lincoln has broken his
promise to Logan when he went into tl
Cabinet, not to permit anything to be
done that would antagonize Logan's
streneth in Illinois, by the promotion of
y 1 Logan re-
Lincoln, and expects to
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his own political ects.
fuses to speak to
be able to defeat his nomination for the
Vice Presidency.
THE TERRIBLE FECTS OF
EXPLOSION HAVANA.
Havana, April 30.—The effects of the
explosion yesterduy were terrible. Up
to the present time the dead number 21,
and the wounded 79. The latter are seats
tered all over town having been wound
ed by the falling debris; many are seri~
ously injured. Of the detachment of 27
goldiers in the magazine al the time of
the explosion 8 escaped unhurt, The
magazine contained one million cartridg-
es, 200,000 kilograms of powder and one
barrel of dynamite. The warchouse of
Nan Jose and the planter’s warehouse
sustained serious damages, as did the
several churches and many houses. The
second shock was stronger than the first,
It was not caused by the explosion of gas
as was stated yesterday but by the explo
sion of the magazine. The first shock was
Jess violent because it was caused by
powder which was drying in the open
air. The gas company will be able to
morrow to light the whole city agalo
with gus,
EF AN
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A BODY FULL OF BULLET HOLES,
Charlestown, West Va, April 28.—The
mail ridey from Boone county brought
word here to-day of a tragedy ena ted on
Saturday night. The body of Sheriff Ad-
kin was found hangiog to a tree by the
thumbs and full of bullet | The
corpse bore evidence of the most horri-
ble treatment. An armed posse was sent
out to scour the woods It is well known
that the erime was committed by a gang
known as the Jamses, from whom Adkin
had received several threatening letters
He was a vigorous officer and had made
narelenting war on this gang, which is
the last relic of the famous KR: d Men of
West Virginis,
10les.
THE STORM'S FORCE.
Xenia, Ohio, April 28 —The rcene of
Jamestown this morning was even Worse
than expected. Fully one-third of the
town is ruins. The force of the wind
was terrific. Houses not entirely demol-
ished were torn in two snd jiited from
their foundations. The damage is esii-
mated at from $150,000 to 200,000
principa
810,000;
church,
Mrs. 8S. Adams, $4
and Baptist chureh,
is In
! josses are the Methodist « h
fair ground, Lhirisilan
£5,000; A. L. Wickersham, 85,006),
OO: fire engine, co,
283.000. ladivid
number in many
home apd entire contents a
Furnitare and bedding were
tree tops a long distance from the hi
The damage in the country is very great,
but particulars are not yet known. The
roads are impassible in the direction of
the storta. Much Jive stock was killed,
and barns, houses, fences and trees swept
away. A meeting was held here to-night
to crganize relief for the suffering.
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J nvers of trout-fishing should not
{iil to have the trout-tempting flies made
vy A. T. Parker, of Jersey Shore. They
are so perfect au imitation of the insect
a3 to beguile the most sly and shy of the
speckled beauties. All sportsmen having
tried Parker's flies will never do without
hem. Try Parker's fliesand you won't
make a “water haul.”
sy ot
——Nothing succeeds like success, and
the greatest success we have is the Phil
a lelphia Branch, which goes abead of all
others for low prices and large assort-
ment of ready-made clothing. Give the
Philad. Bravch a call before purchasing
elsewhere if you would save from $10 to
815 on a suit,
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The Attorney Geueral has appointed
Samuel H. Reynolds, of Lancaster, Pa,
special counsel to represent him in the
trial of ex-Senator Kellogg, as the Attor.
ney General is unable to personally man-
age the case.
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REGULARS,
One of the strongest proofs of the val-
ne of Kidney-Wort as a remedy for all
diseases of the Kidneys, Liver and Bow-
els, is the fact that it is used and pre-
scribed by “regular” physicians. Philip
¢ C. Batlon, M. D, of Monkton, Vi, says:
“Taking it all in all, it isthe most success-
ful remedy 1 have ever used.”
FELL ON HER FACE AND DIED.
Altoona, Penn'a, April 28,—Dr. B. F.
Cihirett, a prominent pbysician of this ci-
ty, died last evening of spice disease,’
f.om which be bad long Tord. When
the announcement of hisdeath was made
Miss Harvey, aged twenty, his sister-in-
law, an invalid member of the doctor's
family, fell on her face and died in a few
minutes.
— * eens
—New styles bats and gents’ furnish-
ing goods at the Bee Hive,
lemembeér by paying the RxrorTER
one year in advance subscribers get cred-
it for 14 months.
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
The undersigned. a commitjee appointed by
Board of Directors of the F. M, F, los. Co, 10 pro
pare a tribute of respect to the memory of our
brother Director, Henry Keller, respectfully pro
sent the following :
Warneas, It has been the will of our Heavenly
Father in His wise providence to remove from
among us our worthy brother, be it
Resolved, "That in his death his family has lost 8
kind husband and father, and the Ins. Co, one of
ita good members,
Resolved, That Harris twp, has lost one of its
best citizens whose daily walk is worthy of immita-
tion.
Resolved, That we bow in submission to the will
of our Creator, and join the family and friends of
the deconsed in mourning his death, snd tender
them our sympathy in their afiliction with the as
siratice that he lived the life of a Christian and
is now reaping the reward of the just made per
§ fect,
Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions be
sent to the bereaved family and be published in
the “Centre Bcporter” and other county papers,
igo, K. BAKER,
R. G. Beery,
D, Daungasr,
Scientific.
Sorghum sugar, reported by experts to
be of good flavor and quality, has been
made this year for the first time in the
neighborhood of Phenix, Arizona.
It is asserted that passengers perceive
a difference in the ease of riding in care
having the larger or smaller wheels, and |
that they prefer those with the large ones.
This, says the National Car Builder, is sige
nificant if not conclusive.
Yellow fever is said to be propagated
by the sting of the mosquito, on the au-
thority of Dr. Carlos Finlay, of Havana,
who has seen under the microscope spores
and filaments of a particular nature on
the sting of one of these insects that had |
just bitten a patient suffering from yellow |
fever,
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the closing of the gulf between the distant |
East and the far West, in quite an unex-
pected direction, that the appointment of |
the approval of the
Worship.
Dwellings for artisans are at presen
built on an improved plan at Hornse
E They are erected on plots
feet 6 inches wide by 80 feet in dept
and differ from the first class merely in
having one bedroom less and one water-
closet only on the ground floor. The
rental is not more than $2 a week. |
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Parafline is now superseding sperma |
hardly so anxious to extract it from the |
oil. Yet there is a considerable demand |
for spermaceti from Sweden, where it is]
largely employed in the manufacture of |
matches, and in that country the match. |
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making business is very active.
The new ten-versts-to-an-inch map of |
Russia, by M. Tillo, gives the following |
as the length of the chief rivers of the em- |
pire : Volga, 2,108 miles, (the verst being |
taken as equal to 0.663 mile ;) Ural, 1,480 |
miles ; Dnieper, 1,329 miles ; Don, 113 |
miles ; Kama, 1,117 miles ; Petchors, 1,024}
miles, and the Oka,
The National Hux
013 miles, |
\garisn Exhibition 18 |
1885, and remain open
hus dis- i
to open on May 1.
to Oct. 15.
play there will be an international section |
for tools,
hines, patcnted
In connection with
aachines, motors, agricultural
inventions, etc, mm
Americans ms y open up & new
¢ fay their man facture
¢ for thew man is i
ida .
the
sure of hydro
that
with
ey FF
AL TAR
ink water { yund
illad over aud was
ail the selemunm cist
dissolved in the acid, the saline resicue
being practically free from the impunity.
The results were independent of either)
of
temperature or quantity df acid en
ployed. |
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AS COTIIN ILIA 3
Academy of
Paris, by M. Frington de la}
to the 3
Boiences,
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. the effect of the memorable Krakatos |
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catastrophe, seems, to have been propa-|
gated across the Indian Ocean at the pro-|
digious speed of not less than 250 miles |
per second, or 2 000 kilometres per hour. |
Tests of the electric light on board the |
Vierman iron-cind squadron disposes of |
the idea that tae new illuminant is any |
protection agrdnst the attacks of torpedo
boats. These miniature marine Warriors |
not only coald appromech quite unper-|
ceived the hrage fortresses afloat, but the
ray of the electric are served as a guide
to the aim of the torpedo-bearing craft.
Gen. Derdan is said to have invented a
now fuse for shell projectiles, which can-
pot fail to effect explosion at the right
moment. The principle involved consists
in utilizing the rotary motion of the pro-
jectile to ignite a fuse after the former
has mados certain number of revolutions.
The rifling of the gun determines the
space passed over in each revolution, thus
permitting the adj astment.
Solidification of nitrogen, according to
an experiment by M. 8. Wroblewski by
means of boiling oxygen, is effected at an
approximate temperature of 1868 C. As
yet he declines to explain the process by
which ho arrives at the result in detail ;
but he adds that when subjected to this
intense degree of cold the nitrogen is
clearly solidified and falls to the bottom
of the vessel in which it is contained like
flakes of snow of a very rernarkable size.
A soft alloy which sttnches itself so
firmly to the surface of metals, glass, and
porcelain that it can be employed to sol-
der articles that will not bear. Jrigh fem-
perature can, as the Pharmaceutical Ree-
ord asserts, be made as follows: Copper
dust obtained by precipitation from a so~
lution of the sulphate by means of zine is
put in a cast-iron or porenisin-lined mor-
tar and mixed with strong sulphurio acid,
specific gravity, 1.85. From 20 to 80 or 36
parts of the dust are takm, according to
the hardness desired. To the cake formed
of acid and copper there is added, under
constant stirring, 70 pruts of mercury.
When well mixed the amalgam is care
fully rinsed with warm water to remove
all the acid, and then sef; aside to cool.
In 10 or 12 hours it js hard enough to
soratoh tin, If it is to bo used now it is
to be heated #0 hot thw: when worked
over and brayed in a. mo tar it becomes
as 8oft us wax. In this ductile form it
oan be spread out cm any smarface, to which
it adheres with great tenacity when itgets
cold and hard.
sm BI GF any
t Murray repens 0 grow:
ing demand for McDonald's coleb rated
Worm Powders.
YOU
Do You Want Ne. 1 Goods
The widow of the fgmons Mexican
i.neral, Santa Anna, is now living quiet
r in ber native state, and seldom in-
andes into the onter word. Mrg, Santa
nna is aboot 48 years old, though it is
a hundred.
of Mexico
born, She
eradle and
as thirteen,
look
President
pligbted to him in ber
In
ths he had lost his leg
prion, For 20 yet
and ge
her
iX mon
ri
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Aver's Cathartic Pillagre the hestn eds
the apg etite, and
the immense stock of
—Don't forget
videries aod
(Continued from last week.)
How Watch Cases are Made.
In buying a silver watch case great care
should be taken to one that is solic
silver throughout,
silver cases is made of a compositic
as albata, which is Jor
for silver, as it turns black in a short time,
The backs of such ca
thinner than those of an all
being robbed in order to
LOUre
The cap of most « heap
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es wis} Th
ineliiuie
8 Yory
U8 are un
thicker and get in as mu
the cheap metal. An
in asilver case is the j¢
ther imporiant point
vinta or hinges, which
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moet
hon said Are maile { bh is
cheap Casts Are maae ol h
r,s
pot a suitable metal for that pur}
a brief per
(TERY
iod it warps, bends and
upon the case ar
dirt that ao
Kevstone Silver Watch Cases areoniy nn pele
umn
siisde In the p
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with silver caps and 1 joints,
Sr. Lor
In our long and varied expares
we ac knoe led ponnd ¢ #
the Repdoue Bolid Miveg WW oatcl Cases ste tls
aade to our knowledge Haviog vo wider
main hamogenecus, bar der and
te were they bested for solide ,
Pomel Lrg Pownt against [TREES thing
in Loe twarket MEMO & J A0CARD
Sand § ont sinmy lo Rerrions Wath Cpe Tortorien, Fila.
deighia, Fa, tor bandos frinstentod Pamphlet shaving how
dames Bow’ and Rereioas ¥ alah Come are made. 3
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JEWELRY OO,
New Store.
NEW GOODS!
LOW PRICES!
HARPER & KREAMER,
Centre Hall,
Have just opened in one of Largest
and Best Rooms in the Valiey,
—A COMPLETE STOCK
DRY GOODS,
OF —
DRESS GOODS,
NOTIONS,
HATS & CATS,
BOOTS & SHOES,
HARDWARE,
OILS AND PAINTS,
GLASSWARE, QUEN NSWALRE,
GROCERIES.
COFFEES, SUGARS, TEAS, FISH
SALT, TOBACCO, SEGARS,
EVERYTHING
KEPT IN A WELL REGULATED
STORE.
ALL NEW GOODS,
We offer bargaibs unsurpassed in this
COUNTY.
COME AND BEE US.
All kinds of Produce taken, and Highest
Market Prices Paid.
ONFECTIONERY and EATING
C HOUSE, at SEARFASS ROOMS
Bush's block. Meals at all hours from
early to late trains. Lunch withont cof-
fee 10 cts, Lunch with coffee 1b cents
Regular meals 25 cts, Oysters in all stye,
An Old Soldier's
* Calvert, Tera,
May 3, 1082,
“1 wish to express ty appreciation of the
valuable qualities of
Ayers Cherry Pectoral
as a sough remedy.
« While with Churchill's army, just before
the battle of Vicksburg, 1 contracted a so-
were cold, which terminated in a dangerous
cough. found no relief till on our march
wo cams 10 a country store, where, on asking
for some remedy, 1 was urged to try AYER's
CHERRY PECTORAL,
“1 did so, and was rapidly cured. Sines
then 1 have kept the PRCTORAL constantly by
me, for family use, and 1 have found it to be
an invaluable remedy for throat and lung
discnses, J. W, Wirmaey.”
Thonsands of testimonials certify to the
prompt eure of ull bronchial and lung
affections, by the use of AYRR'S CHERRY
PreronAl. Deing very palatable, tie young
out ehildron take it readily.
PREPARED BY
Dr.J.C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Droggiets.
a
off for Dry Goods ? How are you off for Carpels
Trunks
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Groceries ?
Boots & Shoes?
Hats & Caps ?
Clothing ?
Tesiery
Gloves ?
Parasols 7
Muslius ?
Shirtings ?
Queensware ?
Glassware ?
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Woodware ? | Shirts 7
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at Low Prices
w Cufls?
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Neck-wear ?
Oil Cloths 7
Yoweling 7
Handkerchiefs?
Embroideries 7
Jaca 9
Window shades
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HARDWARE STOVES.
In ad
BLACKSMITH supplies, we would call your attention to our stock
Heating Stoves, Cooks & Ranges:
We would especially suggest in Heating Stoves the
| CROWNING GLORY,
FORT ORANGE,
EASTLAKE AND
WELCOME
In Cooks the REGULATOR PIONEER
In Ranges the VICTOR & APOLLA.
A full assortment of Fire Brick and Grates on hand.
WILSON, McFARLARNE & CO
HOME.
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New spring stock of w wy
| chant tailoring, at the Dee Hive
AT SPRING MILLS PA.
ChE 1 gy
NES
nd FANCY GOODS
TOBACCO & SEGARDS,
TIONERY
aha
CON PP EAL
EXTH
KOTICE OF
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Spectacles a Specialty,
T]he parti rsh LJ Jie re
tofore existing between
Clevan Dindes and WW,
(). [le arich 18 t/ 18 dar
dissolved by mutual con-~
\ sent ; all parties know- Ee EYT
ling themselves to be in- P TL
\debted to sad firm will 3 ato
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| ple ase make prompt
ary of experience
res
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\ payment to W. 0. Rea-
‘rick, and those hav-|,
ing claims against thes:
| same will present them
Jor payment, The stock.
fixtures and good-will |
have been purchase d by Slentine ' CULTURE
Clevan Dinges who will RA Shag
\pay all outstanding
‘notes of the firm and;
| continue the business at|
‘the old stand where his|
\ friends and thepublicin |
\ general will find goods
lat lowest cash prices.
\ Mr. R. F. Sechler has
charge of the store.
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ZELLER & SON,
DRUGGISTS, Bellefonte, Pa.
Dealer In
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{ DRUGS,
CHEMICALS?
PERFUMERY,
FANCY GOODS, &c
Pure Wines and Liquors for medical
purposes always kept
Joan F. POTTER, Auorney-si~law
* Collections promily made and
special attention given to those having
lands or property for sale, Will draw ud
and have acknowledged Deeds, Mortgas
bonds &ao. Bellefonte, Fa.
OND VALENTINE,
DRUGS
Good Pay for Agents, S100 ie ed per
mo. made selling our Grand New Histor
Famous snd Decisive Battlesofl the W
Write to J. € MeCardy & Oo, Fuiladeiphia, Pa.
Buys and sells Real Eatate on fale commission,
Tusures Firstolass Life Companios,
. - Life and Accident Companies,
" " Fire Companics
| German, English and Amerionn, Combined cap
| ital, $15,000,000. Office in Bush Arcade, over Val
eutine’s stores, Belicfonte, Pa. Lanv
Pol Bond wit canis for post age
: de "gr and receive free un costly box
JOHN A. GRENOBLE, A I I'iz } a of goods which will heip yoo
i to more money right sway
than anpiling elee in this world, All of slither mex,
waco jrom ftw haar, The bread road 0 rane
" o's 8 pone ore the workers, wiely sire.
SPRING MILLS, PA, once, TRUE & Oo., Augusta, Maine. 8
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H2*" WARE.
HAR
Dealer in
STOVES, TINWARE &
PATENT IRON ROOFING
Use Patent Iron Roofing, it outiasts |
any building, and costa only a trifle
more than shingles, Call and see it.
Everything in the live of
REA
REA
CTIONR AND
CTIONS AND
REA PERS,
REAPERS,
And all kinds or Farming Tools,
RAKES, FORKS,
ny RLOCKS
3 iq .
SPROUTS HAY FORKS, ay
~A8 WELL AS ALL KINDS OF
HARDWARE, TO MEET THE .
MANDS IN THIS LINE. DE
JAS, HARRIS & CO,
New Brockerhoff House.
ROCKERHOFF HOUSE,
ALLRGHENY ST. BELLEFONTE, PA
G. G. MOMILLEN, Prop'r.
ood Sumple Rooms on First Floor.
COOKING STOVES,
COAL STOVES,
& RANGES,
PRICES LOW AS THE LOWEST !
TINWARE
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of a!l des riptions on hand and made to
order, 12dec.y
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Steam
MILLE
AT FARMERS FA
All kinds of bending in wecod done on
ghort notice, Orders filled for rims of all
wizes, and of best material ; bobsled ron-
ners, shafts, bent bounds, plow bandles,
pheetgn and boggy reaches. Bend for
price Tist, Orders by mail promptly at.
tended to, All work gnaranteed,
llocty J. B. EEAM & SON.
Severe Field Test for 5 Years,
For Five Years cur Twenty-five
Dollar
Phosphate bas stood severe
{sales of it have grown from twelve
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| bundred and eighty-seven tons in
:
y 1R879 to
ten
thousand one hundred
! The
and eighty-two tons in 1883
best practical results have been Oh
tained by intelligent fa
rmers who use
it season ufter season in preference to
any other brand. If you have no
tried it yet, we bope u will do so
lespectfully,
BAUGH &
yo
this season,
SONS,
Perfo
SPRING MILLS
paThe place to buy your best
pey-and cheapest Building Matevvgil
par-rial is of
Jas. S. Krape & Co.,
Spring Mills, Pa,,
FLOORING,
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GERMAN, a
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SPLIT SIDING,
| BURFACE BOARDS,
WINDOW BASHES,
SHUTTERS,
Ee, &c., &e.
BLINDS
Anything wanted not ready
will be furnished on short no
fice.
MATERIAL OF ALL KINDS AL-
WAYS KEPT ON HAND.
1517may
Great Redaction
AT SPRING MILLS,
weanensee iit BIT kinds Of .coscees
WINTER GOODS, &ec., &e., &e
such as
FLANNELS, OVERCOATS,
vsmeenClothing, Hats, Caps,.ceessenn
Boots, Shoes eee All kinhs of
DRESS, GOODS,
Notions, Hosiery, Gloves, cle, ete.
vneenAiso in Syrups, BSugam......
Teas, Coffees, ete.,
GLASS, CHINA & QUEENS
WARE.
Also dealer in
weeeeGrain, Coal and Plaster.
13febim J. D. LONG,
Svecial rates to witnesses and jurors,