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THE CENTRE REPORTER.
FRED KURTZ, ... Editor,
y 1885,
Oexrne ‘Hann, Pa, Mar. 18
A ———
IOCRATIC COUNTY COMMITTEE FOR 1885
Wm. Harper
A Weber,
candi, B Proudfoot
wd H Relfsnyder
. Allen Lukens
AJ G rahi
Oscar Holt
Jeo. R Roan
Thomas Delong
eter Lauck
David H Kusls
J B Fisher
p Frank
John ( Wer
H H Weaver
wal H Grifhin
Hon Ww A Mu
mid
OM AGEE,
aaingan
bogie, cn 0 - -
AT STRIKE BEGUN,
A GRI
[OUSAND STRIKERS GO OUT
Pittsburg, March 9.—The strike of 12,-
river and railroad miners began to-
as anticipated in these dispatches
Saturday night, the river miners for
three cents a bushel and the railroad
iners against arbitration which reduced
r wages one-half cent a bushel, Ata
few mines action was deferred until to.
orrow, but by that time it is expected
strikers will present an vabroken
A member of the firm of Joseph
alton & Co., operators, whose mines
located along the Monongahela river,
m
have
ready
“A strike will not hurt us, as we
f bushels of coal loaded and
ie market.”
» miners at Hartley's mines at Saw-
Ri 10 are ont,
lischarged them thismorning; they
t strike,” said Mr, Hartley
operators are regarding the moves
a spirit of seeming indifference,
some of them admit that it is
yon them.
ne of them :
¢ “Two and one-half
is all we can af ORL to pay. The
ig hard upon me, but I can’t hel
ill be hard or a th 1¢ miners to strike
time, One half of them
tarving and the rest hut
I think they are very
5 seems to be the e sentiment of most
e operators talked with, They
the will not pay the price demanded
I'he prospects are that
g strike has begun. Del
ht from both the
iNErs.
er lon gates
arn river
railroad mines say the strike ne
1@ most general ever inaugurated. It
» first combined strike of both the
d and river miners. The dele-
y the miners are remarkably firm
ir demands, despite their extreme
ty, the result of the strikes of 1854
Their treasury is almost emp ny
eir families are in rags. Eviden
ey find much hope in stories, circu-
by agitators, that if they bold out
jays they will win. This is based
fact that a majority of the ope
ave large contracts which must
| shortly. This might give the
cers an advance in wages, but it
i only be temporary and as soon as
nt coal was mined there would be
ral shut-down. There is another
1 why the operators do not invite a
and that is that it drives, trade
from Pittsburg and fosters it in the
wha V alley.
ED INTO ACCEPTING LOWER WAGES
mifier employed at Scott Haven, on
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, who is
ia city to-night, said: :
Yo were starved into signing an iron
i article for one year to work at three
nts, which was one-half cent helow
district price, and consequently the
r miners were soon compelled to
it the same rate in order to com-
with Mr, Scott, Although we had
promised steady employment we
rked only half time and were compell-
y deal at a “pluck-me” store. The
ract expired February 15, when we
re presented with another fixing the
it 214 cents. This was refused, and
they ‘afterward offered to give us fifty
cents a ton for coal run over a three-
fourih inch screen. Afterward the offer
was withdrawn, and 234 cents per bushel
substituted. The men have just discov-
ered that aff insurance club recently or-
ganized was gotten up in the interest of
the fifnd, There is $640 in the treasury,
which is being withheld because the
Te n refuse to sign an article for one year
at 2 ig cents, We will hold out for the
del, cent rate, and will sign no iron-
i"
clad.
of sav i
ae
te
i
“WHATS THE MATTER WITH YOU?
“Well, not much in particolar, but I'm
a . tle ailing all over, I don’ t sleep well
sod my kidneys are out of order, and 1
can't enjoy my meals, and I've a touch
of rheumatism, and once in a while a
twinge of neuralgia.” Now, neighbor,
you seem to want a general fixing up,
and the thing to do it is Brown’s Iron
Bitters, Mr, A. J, Pickrel, Ennis, Texas,
says, “I was a sickly man, Brown's Iron
Bitters made me healthy ;
North Adams, Mass.
tenant Austin, troasuror of t the Salvation
Army here, has Sscamped with all their
money, and they have te Yolagraphed Gen.
Moore, of Brooklyn, for
AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
The important discovery is that which
brings the most good to the ifrentam
number. Dr, King's New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs snd Colds, will
preserve the health and save life, and is
a priceless boon to the affli cted, Not on.
ly does it it posititaly cure ons mption
hut colds, coughs, bronchitis, a,
hotrsencss. 4 and al Misctions of the
ungs, at she Jo
wonderful
doubt this seta trial Dossier Fo ot id
all druggists. by
THR CALVABOS PEASANT,
As a rule the Calvados peasant is re
markably abstemious, though no trifling
trencherman on the momentons occasion
of a christening, first communion, or
wedding feast. Bat for faro he
snatches a jalle of cider at the cask, wilh
a crust of pain-brie to break his morning
fast, and gits down contents
or thereabouts,
whose chief ingredients consi
bage and soaked bread, enviched |
daily
i8
4 Yum}
at 11 0elod x,
{
313.1 FP $ardn
to 8 dish of holtehpet,
t of cab.
by a fow
spoonsful of sour cream. After th day’
work he ¢
alr, s¢
ups more st leis
ason and weather permit i!
rounded by his people,
the busy milkmaid,
herd far below in the dusky
light has vanished for an
when the goodman ta
a toil-worn brow,
tremble in the clear afterg!
to each other, and i nth ¢
of frogs take up thei
sound it over and ove
curionsly wil 'y
Jolivert hastens to slake hi
lip jof the cool earth
his bonne femme serves a p
beef and cabbage, i
from his pocket a sharp clasp knife
ceeds to cut for himself substant
sels of that pain-br
staple food at every meal
niways
who is calli
yet river and
Ov
cneoe
and eaac!
whi
sumed in prodigious
usually of home n
well-equipped farmsie
a big-chimneyed oven house a
of the orchard, where ones
farm master and men tarn
mixing, with the least moisture
a due proportion of rye,
maize, and kneadiz utly
wooden pri or brele. The
shaped like overgro
quant
i 8
K =
loaves,
cuits or sometir
size of life } re peners
flavor, (not, in fact, conside
vantage,) and alweys
through lack of salt, But
store of such go }ily i
cider on tap, our he arty
himse i equal day 1¢
lower dark and forb
168 10 hu
buoys,
ens ll
TOWERS OF MODERN BARREL
the building rof am
tht of this
erected, will throw
bh yeig
”
ments of the w
soar into the sl
the
Cole
with whom the ide
mon
spire
Le,
ument orig
his wor k ns
For masta
p in ord
make
poses,
to
orating al:
the
regions.
can be illuninat
light placed
will fall ob’ i
flectors can be
wets and squ
v
stre
calenlated
limit of frorn 37
will be sectoe |
yry, for
ng with seo "
1.000 metre
modern Tower of
planned far the approac
but, nnlike that of M. B
be but 300 metres in heigh
proph
sustain:
struction
THE TAILORS DID NOT LIKE IT,
In1767 Footehad pr
the author of which has never been di
covered, entitled *'The Tailors: a Tr
gedy for Warm Weather.” Dowton
announced the revival of this piece for
his benefit. As the title implies, i
a satire upon the sartorial oral and
upon the bills being issued an indig-
nation meeting was convened among the
knights of the needle, who vowad to op-
pose the performance by might and
main. Menscing leifers wore gent to
Dowton telling him that 17,000 tailors
would saitend fo hiss the piecs, and one
who signed himself ** Death” added that
10,000 more could be found if necessary.
These threats were langhed at by the
actors ; but when night came it was dis.
covered that the eraft were in earnest
and that, with few exceptions, they had
contrived to secure every seal in the
house, while a mob without still squeezed.
for ad missjon. The moment Dowton
appeal od upon the stage there rose a
hideoras uproar, and some one threw a
pair o f shears at him. Not a word would
the ri oters listen to, nor would they ao-
oept any compromise in the way of
chang ing the piece. Within howled and
hisacyd | without intermission hundreds of
oxns porated failors ; outside howled and
bell owed thousands of raging tailors, who
atte mpted to storm the house. So for-
mid ble (id the riot wax that a magis-
trat p had to be sent for nud special con-
stal jles called out, but these were help.
less | against over whelming odds, so a
tro pp of Life Guards was ultimately
sur amoned, who after making 16 prison:
ers put the rest to flight.
Yoru
RAR AONAR 3
oduced a
$ we
‘Ww
as
J 11 marsabecive forthe Raronrea
— IAG ALR
Homs of Interest.
n foot
sweden proves
liing.
said to have
found more than
us parts of
naterinl for paper
vomen oen
a the
ncle worker proves to be
malady
has been
wprisonment
ra
an orchest
seldom have
tO eal,
i to go
y Texas plains
ise than salt meat
ord to kill a beef jus
and in that climate tl
will not keep I It is
with Germa 3
they
tloin,
of the animal
now proposed to
carp the trenches which
Lr.
stocl K
herds, and thus they may have tresh
fish as food while living on the great in-
terior plains,
An Englishman with the N
tion writes home that the camels are
great lovers of tobacco. Let any one
smoke a pipe or cigar in the camel com-
pound and the camel will follow the
smoker about, place his nose close to
the burning tobacco, inhale the fumes
with a prolonged sniff, bwallowing the
smoke, then throwing his head up, with
mouth agape and eyes upturned, sho w-
ing the bloodshot whites, will grant a
sigh of ecstacy that would make the for-
tune of a low comedian in a love scheme.
vile @ spodi-
In distributing some prizes to the
young women of a female college in
London recently, the Duke of Cumber-
land facetionsly illustrated tho impor-
tance of cookery. He traced the decad-
ence preceptible in Turner's late pictures
up to the period when his digestion be-
cameo impaired. He took to sherry, and
that neither improved his health or art;
brandy drinking followed sherry tipp-
ling, with the result that some of his
pictures in the National Gallery look
more like salads than anything else.
The moral waa that if Tarner had an
officiont cook at the aritical period when
his digestion failed, his works would
have béen greater than they are,
New line of Woolens for
just received at
New nan {
will each get the two
and the “Repo
Yauce,
for the
the "'R
and “Eeporter
for $2.25 whe
names,
two
aporter ,
(ret us one
and pay us $2
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and Plain,
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Heaters,
The Cheapest Stoves
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THE DE.
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Goods
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NEW GOODS
i
Centre hall,
lave just opened in one of Largest
-A COMPLETE
DRY GOODS,
STOCK OF—
DRESS GOODS
HATS & CAPS,
BOOTS & SHOKS,
HARDWARE,
ARD
WARE, QUEN
GROCERIES,
COFFEES, SUGARS, TEAS, FISH
SALT, TOBACCO, SEGARS,
EVERYTHING
IN A WELL REGULATEL
STORE.
ALL NEW Goubsa,
We offer bargains unsurpassed in this | want
COUNTY.
COME AND SEE US.
All kinds of Produce taken, and Highest
Market Prices Paid.
Make $70 to $150 por month sells
ing our STADARD Books & Bi
work for 8 nid Summer,
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FYORTE CENTRE £0
i 16 collections
Allon In German
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, BELLEVO!
iilding north of Court House,
lish or German,
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Dentists.
Ww. HOSTERMAN,
Dentist, Centre
residence on Church street,
eran Church, Will ¥
ail branches of his pre
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be sntist, Millkeim. 0
inal services 10 Lhe public,
form mull operslions ;
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healthy locality,
surrounded LY
in the state,
urches convenient, Ter
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soCnery
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WOODS DWELL, Proprict
Terms reasonable, Good galn]
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Fishing and Hunting— Ro:
Mountain and Valley Scenery
Healthy Locality.
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ve Deposits and aliow Interest
insocunt Notes : Buy and Sell Gos
Gold and Coupons
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President
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Desler In
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CHEMICALSY
PERFUMERY,
FANCY GOODS, &e
Pare Wines and Liquors fx sr medicw
purposes $k kept
Pianded
WE WANT 1000 more BOOK AGENTS
Lor the grandes und fosrost welling book ever puddin!
OUR FAMOUS WOMEN
This ie am entirely new and original work fost pubdisted end
£5 Ow Jott a Rn - BO of our hs fot ving aia
incing ®ve Sat Phelps, Foome Cowie Binreuet
Progeony Horiond daswrvoomre
Howat ord reson Limi
CC lompmer oo
These TWENTY
PENNS V ALLEY BAN
Reo
Reenrition
WN
DRUGS
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