) OLD SERIES XL,
| NEW SERIES XX
JENTRE REPORTR.
Editor.
THE
FRED KURTZ,
UB RET
states that France has con-
certarn
henceforth
of
ys gveunt
fit
i
iN l service
to
in
sd heme
on
SayR a
still wants
he offices. By
» AMent
hreak fast,
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1a Re i
per cent, h
remarks that
wre 8 to 10 igher
now
when ti Democratic
1p 1 nt
Presiden {
; were 10
We
weeks ago.
were on
Za
azZaar
int wi
ALY Po
{ hours after Ider Was given,
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I8 & predictiol f
att
here cheaper beef
& Were iriver
to Ma;
Jalgarry
n=an
nlana rang
DOPOIN
the
slief, but the
of the Stand "DI 6
f the Standard repre
}
y had
prevailed. Of the
Senat
ople and twenty-
Of
re, only
12 SMandard company. the
sixteen Democratic Senators, only three
McA
voted
y
the bill
ted] against senators
Nine
the others were absent,
RI STITT Sn
Time ¥
It says the Bohemian oats
teer, Metzger and Watson
f and
rit
I
M
ew d
snl v's Philade Iphia notes a
de. 4
ige being about played out in its ori-
that the
value of
who
il shape, owing to the fact
ners have found
readi
gin
fary
Ian ont the
ng newspapers, the swindlers
are wont to make farmers their special
prey have evolved a new form of it.They
have been going around Mercer and
Crawford counties selling eggs for $83 a
dozen and contracting to take all the
chickens hatched from them at $3 each,
representing that they are a very valua-
ble breed. When the
has kept these eggs under a setting hen
a month or more without a result an ex-
amination is made and it is discovered
that the eggs are boiled, This is even
worse than the Bohemian oats dodge in
its former shape, for the oats which the
swindler sold at $10 a bushel, promising
to pay the same price per bushel for the
following year's crop therefrom, were
good oats, worth the highest market
price, but, of course, worth nothing like
as much as the farmer paid for them
This mitigating circumstance, however,
was offset by the fact that the contract
which the farmer signed eventually
turned up a8 a promissory note, The
egg notes will perhaps be heard from
rural housewife
CENTRE
teller
of
many evidences we constantly have
The recent defalcation of bank
Taggart, of Philadelphia, is another
the
of the bad uses to which banks are pros.
Not in
wut in numerons places; in our
tituted and mismanaged only
one place, 1
own section as well as in others.
It b
has become that
banks, as managed nowadays,
many
too notorious
in
instances, cause ruin and disaster to in-
Where a
is managed with a legitimate pur-
is a convenience to the business
its
ividuals and communities,
community, But where funds are
used for stock speculations, gambling, to
keep up a fast life, or to dirty work in
offices, as
be
18
gaining for political
is kne
Come
support
th
th
ywn to be @ Case, then banks
a curseand wide spread ruin
The prejudice
been
caused by them, against
banks among many, has created
the mismanagement of them
A bank rightful
legitimate and
because of
in $0 many instances.
onducted is as neces-
There
that
exist
das any one ness are
, many of them, but many are
and such would better not at
another wants
in favoring thisone and
at one, because he isa loud brawler,
» a little influence; one he
1 money on { y
warge and
1; Tr *"
Hmsy securit
funds free of cl
1 get
wominal percentage, all
of
it
8, with me innoce
Ane
1 when he
ney
i the recit iz in?
the recipient i8 inv
Taal is thus un«
8 the “favo
I'i
t+}
+} »
that he get
U, and may be
+
want
rign IAL "1
i¥
yi AD
}
ce {
usly
io and
ses above men-
i
managed
We have the of
ther
$v
i, is what makes a bank
WAV a curse,
pro«
' IR
later on,
We present this morning the result
‘
areful canvass of the Democratic mem
of the Pennsylvania legislature on
f their
#tio n individual prefer
r a Democratic presidential can-
» in 1888 While it was to be sup.
at President Cleveland would
the summary of the Post's
h JWR th
CAD YASS
ie overwhelming majority in fa.
renominati
members ot
interviewed, giving the
mn Seventy-one
the legislature
following
For Cleveland 50; for Hill, 10; non-
view is in other
The Post will shortly publish the
n of the various Democratic coun
corroborated
and Democratic editors
throughout the State, A great
have already been re.
ceived from these sources, and they show
even more emphatically than the result
that the de-
mand for a second term for Cleveland is
practically unanimous on the part of the
Democrata of Pen nsylvania,
IS
THE CRY OF THE RAILROADS,
The New York Central and Hudson
River, the Lake Shore, Michigan South-
ern and the Pittsburg and Lake Erie
roads petitioned the Inter-state Com-
mission for the privilege of making rates
to New York and points upon all the
lines operated by these roads as are fix-
ed by the Pennsylvania system. They
also ask to be relieved of the long and
short haul section, so far as it applies to
this competition. Up to this time forty-
four railroad companies have applied for
the sus pension of the fourth section,
TI
y chairmen
number
of expressions
of the legislative canvass
Mayor Hewitt, of New York, has of.
fered to turn his extensive iron works
over to the employes of the establish-
ment for an experiment in the line of
cooperation. All he wants in return for
this concession to the latest idea of the
workingmen is a guarantee of six per
cent, on the money value of the works
This isa practical way of helping the
workingmen unless the business is less
lucrative than the public believes it fo
be. “ a “ wi
wee All kinds of house furnishing
nods, best assortment ever bronght to
Centre county, and at a bargain, at 8, &,
HALL,
THE HAWAIIAN QUEEN
WHITE HOUSE,
Queen
PA.,
AT THE
Princess
of their
ack
On 4th, Kapiolani,
Lilinokolani and the members
suit called at the White House
he Hawalian min
panied by Mr Carter, tl
Onn
ister, They were met at the main en
trance by
Secretary Bayard and Assistan
Secretary Adee and escorted
1 Mrs.
The room had been
Parlor, where President an
land awaited them.
with
decorated for the occasion palms,
ferns and flowe rs, and the adjoining par
nilar ly adorned. I'he
lent and Mrs
lors were sii
Was presented to the Presi
Cleveland by
were
other members of the party
sented by the Hawaiian Minister,
reception was rather informal in
No set hes
HA
court «
ed a promine;
plain civil
Jueen ig
tel and d
were
land, who was dressedin b
1d the
Cabinet ofh
agaiost
ABE
ilar cg
of these part
parti
were pred
wharf were a number of skif
WH
into them
Ty
any
thrown, turning
ber the
ated. set t
} WO
we who oon ! be reach
however, known
be ev
seven are
have been drowned
that from five to eight
i
CASH BYSTEM.
We are glad that our views in advoca-
ting the adoption of the cash system by
pur business men, and getting out of the
old, rotten, abominable ruts ofthe tick
ystem, are end by every thought.
al reader. We hope the matter will be
discussed and taked over, and that
more will join the column of business
men who will turn a new lealin this re
gard. It isthe only correct business
principle and oneof the main steps to
prosperity, Its adaantages are general,
reaching all classes, from the day-laborer
to the merchant and farmer, We will
reprint, as a roll of honor, the names of
those who have concluded to adopt the
cash system in doing business
Thompsons, merchants, Lemont,
Spigrimeyer, merchant, Spring Mills,
Josephs, merchants, Beilefonte,
Swartz, merchant, Tusseyville,
Harter, merchant, Rebersburg,
Bartholomew, merchant, Centre Hall,
Kurtz & Son, roller mills, Centre Hall .
Centre Reporter, Centre Hall,
Kerlin, merchant, Stone Mill,
If there are any others, will be pleased
to have them report,
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ABTONISHING BUCCESS,
It is the duty of every person who has
used Boschee's German Syrup to let ite
wonderful qualities be known to their
friends in coring Consumption, severe
Coughs, Croup, Asthma, Poeumonia, and
in fact all throat and long diseases. N
pedson can use it without immediate re
lief, Three doses will relieve any case,
and we consider it the daty of all Drug.
gists to recommend it to the poor, dying
consumptive, at least to try one bottle,
as 80,000 dozen botties were sold last year,
and not one case where it failed was re.
ported. Sach a medicine as the German
Syrup cannot be too wide y known. Ask
your droggist about it. Sample bottles
to try, sold at 10 centa. Regular size, 75
cents. Bold by sll Druggists and Deals
ers, in the United States and Canada.
a
we «You can find anv thing in the line
of boots and shoes at Powers, and prices
to suit every body.
yraed
LINDEN HALL.
|
|
| Mre. Chas, Krape, of Spring
{spent a few days in our midst this
D. Hess, and DI. Wieland,
Jellefonte on Saturday
Mills,
week
were to
i
| .
{ « Mr. Daniel Hess is treating his hone
{toa new cout of paint, which adds great
iy to the appearance,
JW
Hnmenss
his
and |
tak
Keller relieved himself of
beard Saturday last,
vears a muffler ever since to avoid
{ing cold.
Miss Ellen
Bellefoute, woere
{=plendid time at
51
Gil
\ :
Noi
1
had a
spent Friday night
says she
“social etiquette
she
"”
Just come and see the
[spring
Mr
nice stock ofl
H. Ross’,
and son
goods at J
D. Wieland, Frank, are
Lpfe-
ieye
Dupe
-
SPRING MILLS.
Landlord |
itching.
'«d by the Centre Hall
vy D.B
Inritoment
cilement
- .
}ibby is still boss on trout
now own
bank and managed
There was
’
} #
Grenoble’s store is
drisbin, great
n days over Mr
of credi-
The store
WX persons,
i8 over
around,
Jas,
#5,000; Centre all bank
Wm
Bartges,
op
here the last te
Grenoble's fallare
tors was beard on
attended
tobia
and the wal
all sides
by about
ofthe party
enough tw
ale Wis
dnesa
) 000, and not
idgments are §
Harris,
mat §20 0
ds & Co., $4,
Wm Mio
A Lr ite
}
in
OBES
a sham
pearance where
knew there 3 |
jer innocent pa
avily,
ue
§ p
{ here, but goed prospect
r will De g
¥ beat cr
MASON
heran par
wall will
ling will be
lebersharg
yrner of the chu
the
it will
t the
npietead
| t It
re
minister
greal improvement
il be bailt in
ind with a few
Ghee
® eps
caurch
Aitheran brethern it
1G Bands Sir minister
lab ra hi
fohn Ocker. !
able
roke
} Samoe! L
3
wre; while coitiag io the stable, 1
10 RY.
ma
ther
ago,
are
Ir
IMO Weeks anda
on there vers
Very.
ie Smull's little girl, which fell in a
water seven weeks ago, and so
its life was despeired
, 8 improving quite rapidly under the
f Dr. Lee,
We are glad t
ers and no
tub of bot
of
CRIS
y#ay that our old fath-|
Rel burg, as we
ma are in good health,
John aniel Kreamer, Dan’l Dabs,
{ } years old, walks to
thers in wre
i}
t
i
al in
and D
Henry Royer, 43
irch jost as suple as some of ns not 50
Heury Corman, Jacob and
{George Braomgard, Jeremiah Haines,
Frank, George Weaver,
Ntrohecker, Melcer Jeirley,
Mever and Joseph Weaver; Samue
Lose, one of the best carpenters in Miles, |
and a bard working man, is getting bet |
ter again, old Mrs. Corman, 95 years of
age, is of sound mind as ever.
Some of our early farmers are
plantiog corn, but Commissioner
and some of us farmers think that
roasting-ears will bring jost as muoh
market as early ones will,
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NOTICE OF APPEALS,
Notice is hereby given that Appeals
will be held at Commissioners’ office ir
lellefonte for the different townships
and boroughs as follows
For the towaships of Miles, Penn.
Haines and Gregg, and Miliheim borough
May 31.
For Harris, College, Ferguson, Half-
moon a+ d Potter townships, and Centre
Hall borough June 1.
For Rush, Taylor, Huston and Worth
townships, and Philipsburg borough
June 2,
For Union, Bornside, Snow Shoe and
Milesbnrg borouchs June 3,
For Howard, Curtin, Liberty, Marion
and Walker towaships, and Howard bor-
ough June 6,
For Benner, Patton and Spring town.
ships, and Bellefonte borough June 7.
Assessors are required to be presen!
and have their transcripts with them.
John Wolf,
A. J. Greist,
J. C. Henderson,
Commissioners.
| years old
Judge
done
Wolf
late
| in
(1.
Attest,
GG. W. Ramberger,
Jerk.
tls
The high license bill has passed fin
ally and goes to the governor for his sig
nature. Section eight fixes the rates of
license as follows: Cities of the first,
second and third ilasses, $500; other
cities, 8300; boroughs, $150, and town.
11, 1887,
EFFECTS OF THE EARTHQUAKE.
50 Lives Lust—Water
Abundance.
Voleanie Eruptions
und Gold in
Guymas, Mexic May 9.1
of the
he earthquake |
3
ble
persons were
but
oy
fir we .
18 Idi Wor
i Grenada ar which |
towns were
of Mex
rerun
destroyed. |
via Galveston
is first
¥
informa- |
y FOV
re i bien 4 i arth
regarding he dis: us earth
Wn 5 he town of B
1istLric
Qi !
laxe
on the
The Troubles of the Hartford Telegram"
Eesult in Embezzlement Charges.
( Ma ‘
are?
Har!
Molders Thr
*
~ dee 1 ~
B May
ALTIMORE
ol CUharies
tiary
Mason
niter
nest
at Mason
Te
to light
orse thief and fel
t 4 4
the fact t
girong Evidence of Conspiracy,
Burraro, May 7. There is great excite
ment disclosures in the trial of
members of the Standard Ollcompany here
for fraud and conspiracy. Evidence was in-
troduced tending to connect the defend-
ants, Rogers, Archibald, and Mctirego
in the alleged oonspiracy to blow up
the works of the Buffalo lubricating ofl
company. Rogers and Archibald are mem-
bers of the executive committee and direc-
tory of the Standard Ohl Trust and Mo-
Gregor is said to be s trustee of the same.
over the
The Man of Destiny.
Prrrsnvre, Pa, May 7.—The Post today
printed two pages of interviews,
giving the views of every democratic sen-
ator and representative in the state legis
lature on the subject of President Cleve.
land's renomination. The summary shows
that in a total of 71 Cleveland has 50, Hill
10, and 11 are non-committal. Editorially
the Post claims that the Pennsylvania
delegation 10 the next democratic national
convention will unquestionably be for
Cleveland.
Proceedings Against & London Publish er.
Panis, May 7.—1e Temps says the Irish
nationalists residing in Paris intend to be
gin legal proosedings against William Ridg-
way, the London publisher, similar to the
sotion brought by Mr. St John Brenon in
London and based upon the same publics
tion to which Mr. Brenon took exceptioh.
The paper also states that the fenians In
France will soon issue a “Red pamphlet”
in reply to the “Black pamphlet” uttered
by Ridgway.
Hodearriers Carry the Day.
Ci1oaGo, May 7.—Over four thousand of
the striking bod men have secured their
ships, $75.
| demands, apd only about five hundred are
now ila Nii RAY
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NO. 19
NEWS
ru
A
OF THE WEEK.
— uh
A 1LouUrn
Cavuga on
the
ver thirts
wi WwW ACK
been heard
t and his hat have
being dragged for
Wi
IAKS
but his over
been found.
ye
af }
ih
pnesda and start
Noth gt
ur
as sino
od bo
im.
The lake
the body
Henrietta Blackbu
Senator Blackburn
female cousins with a ri
mark on her father’s far:
Kentucky They had a
over the rifie 10 see who
The rifle was discharged an
peroed Henriettta's heart
Bank cashiers and other experts at Lin-
voln. Neb, have carefully examined the chi-
rogaphy of a letter written by Richard Pig-
ott for merly proprietor of the Dublin Jrish-
man written March 8, 188], and now in pos-
geasion of John Fitzgerald, president of
the Irish national league of America. All
ronounced it identical with the forged
Parnell letter in the London Times,
of
two
niece ©
" i
rn, aged
1 with
wens
sh
HIS CHALLENGE WAS ACCEPTED
Farnished the Revolver With Which He
Was Shot Dead-—A Western Duel.
Kixosrox, N. M., May 5.—David Burke,
a well-known citizen of this place, has been
shot and killed by a miner named Con Ryan.
The men had been drinking freely, and
quarreied over some trivial matter, when
Burke offered to furnish him with a weapon
if he would accompany Mim to his house,
This was agreed to, and both procesded to
Burke's house, where Ryan was handed a
revolver,
The men then stepped into the street and
faced each other fifty feet apart. Three
shots were rapidly fired and Burke Tell
dead. Ryan fired but one shot, and it is be-
lieved two shots were fired by Burke,
whose head was pircad hy Ryan's bullet
Kyan surrendered himself and was held in
$4.000 to Await the action of the grand
jury.
Wn“
A Flour Mili Burned.
IxoRRsoLL, Ont, May 6.-«Jumes Smith's
flour mill, with 10,000 bushels of wheat and
& large quantity of flour, has been burned.
The building and machinery wore valued
at $15,000. Tho igsurance is sional
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