THE CENTRE REPORTER, FRED. KURTZ, Eprror and Pror'r 1887. CextTRE Hann, Pa, June 1 1887, DEMOCRATIC COUNTY COMMITTEE. H Y Btitzer, Edward Brown, Jr, James Schotield, A Weber, A C Witherite, A A Frank, Saabs D J Meyers, { IstW G Herlinger MW Henry Lehman, { 3d JA J Graham, Unionville Boro «A J Greist, Benner twp Thomas Frazier, Boggs twp, N P do WP do EP... Burnside twp College twp Curtin twp Ferguson twp | de y Greg twp 8S PP... do NP { RW NW i WW, Howard Boro........ Milesburg Boro . Millheim Boro.......... Centre Hall Boro Bellefonte Philipsburg Milligan Walker, H I. Harvey, Anson Dougherty, John I Willlams, David Brickley, ~Henry Krebs, Frank Bowersox, Hiram Grove, Josiah Rossman Wil n Keen, George M Kelst er, William Bailey, Frank E Welland, fohn Glenn, Wm Irwin, Wm Gardne=, John Ishler, A N (Corn 1 C Eckley, wo. Wm H Kreamer F A Foreman, W W Royer, J M Clare, John Howe, Andrew Lucas, James Reeding, Wm Woods, ! Wm Calderwood Walk ensendohinn H Beck, Worth twp i G J Woodring, i Charles MeGarvey MeCLAIN IT twp JAMES A, LOCKOUTS TED. The Executive Board WHOLESALE A\DVOCA- of the National Association of Builders has issued along ] The d« to lders and Trader's address. wument is directed exchange all Baile entirely Nat onal Asso the general public. method volved, iation of An ing with workmen new of deal is in. and a course of wholesale wk At address, complete cessation of work the building trades of Chicago as outs is advocated. the outset of the in all | DR. WGLYNN SPEAKS | ANTI-POVERTIES FILL THE ACAD- EMY OF MUSIC. | His Speech Does Not Sound Much Ax If Te Were Going to Rome and Obey the Lust Message, New York, May the anti-poverty society the wane A large force of police each ontrance to the | Bunday night Even arrived three-guarten proceedings commenced ble to gain admission Honry George ware wu Public meeting goademy of tie Kot of an hour bef found it Dr. McGl present Mins ade an anthem of libor Kathleen Mavourneon need that Jo MoM [STR E TI jer's choir sang A. B. Myers sang Mr. George Mq Mack said he had learned to AOL an. J. in was chairman, and My ackin fod as a tholl i be pres ne i as wel good Catl Mr. McMack If ther naw nnd If any answ to the that | {Applause WHS necessary cation to the tho and to JIs@nd iwousands turned LHS WH be that the people disting rudé bish willing tool of parts who dare n aiid to me hey will have W men hat Have right y OMe Lo you. Dr the point steppe for Motiivon nt this He ar stago Wak clhisorsld Yogi and men sho fs Huttered 5 ere ¥ wr the *'b MeGiyur The sudience Sa ww and y that preach it, a and are s nn Larist Ships ste Rirange blessed sy ratand His teat end the san ft 10 8 vast 8 RlOTS an exceplio he ris ¢ classes Axa Saturday pay-day is fully indorsed the Board. After commending to contractors in other cities the course pur- ed by the Chicago Builders, the Board ds to enumerate the 3 } ' that must be reconquered by the all hazards. ‘‘Better, “that not another t Rays be or another nail be driven in Chicag be yyers at rick laid for a year than that this opportuni lost to regain these rights for the empl I Sa The largest stock of dress goods clothing, boots and shoes, ever brought to Bellefonte. Lyox & Co cloths in all colors, visit Lyon & Co. — $20,000 worth of clothing at price than anywhere else in the county. Lyox & Co. a A recent act of cretary t rn ( congress directed the s¢ of war to tar wer to th £4 of the interior all retary doned milit Ary reservations the secretary of the interior to appraise and In all reservati geil them have been transferred to the interior partment under this law, embracing something more han (6) XK) acres, I'his law unfortunately put it th wer of cattlé corporations other individoals with or companies or money to r all these reservations and ise them not i but others to move offor buy grazing ping out s or speculation, settlers, me ne pein ’ ig farms of the purchasers from the gov- ernment, for since the abandonment of the reservations by the arn tiers have gone upon them in full confi dence that whenever the ready to part with the title it would give the first chance at the lands to the peo- plealready on them. So far the interior has not ascertained of the land or offered them Ex-Senator Van Wyck written the secretary of the department value gale, has the Fiftieth Congress has had an to bring them within of the homestead act. of openiog such of these lands as are suitable for agriculture or grazing to entry under the homestead act is palpable, and it is to be hoped that Mr Van Wyck's suggestion will be com- plied with. : nmin mtu ibaa - until opportunity provisions wisdom tntel whe Ddiis & sori) ONsn 8 DA Fry go0G Fears oid os bled on my acooun grief 1 said to her r. McUlynn,' i going Home? “On that subject pieasanti Da McGivan 1 I prefer ne : tL 10 seal He Has Rove, May 30 oeived at mons of Dr. Not No answér has vatican 19 the recent MotGiiynn to Rome Replisd, ean ree 3 the DR. M'GLYNN A REBEL. Renting Mim Nt. Stephen's Hail. Burrarno, May 3 Bishop Kyan, in ap and up. Lyox & Co. cents up to the best, Lyox & Co, ~ Brussels Carpets from 55e up the best velveta, Lyox & Co. - .-—- ENJOY LIFE, What a truly beaatifol world we live in! Nature gives us grandenr of moun- tains, glens and oceans, and thousands of means of enjoyment, We can desire no better when in perfect health: but how often do the majority of people feel like giving it np disheartened, discourag- ed and worn out with disease, when there is no occasion for this feeling, as to when born, plaint are t’ @ direct canees of seventy- five per cent. of such maladies as Bilioos nese, * Indigestion, Sick Costiveness, Nervous Prostration, Dizzi- ness of the Head, Palpitation 81 at to to rent meeting was that hali for a Dr. McGlynn Bishop said Stephen's which tov speak. The he was responsible for tha re fusal and would have told why reasons been asked. He said: “My tions with Dr. Mefilynn have always been friendly, but he 1s in open rebellion with his ecclesiastical superiors, and | would neither directly nor indirect encourage him in his erusade.”’ The Bishop said that no would aid in propagating fur iy good the Catholio theories dragging down the high character of the priesthosd. He has had every opportunity to defend himwell and his doctrines before a friendly and impartial tribunal, not done 80." A Question of Veraoity. Cricaoo, May 30. A new cause of dif- ference has arisen between the bricklayaers and the employers. The men say thay were given to understand that a committee from the employers would meet a similar committes from the men snd confer, but when the committees of employes went 10 the meeting place they walted vainly for its wonderful effect, cents Try it, the finest lot of dry goods in Central Penn's. All the latest and most hand. rome sty les—assortment complete, and oan suit any taste. A special bargain of- fered in handsome dress goods at Loebs, masons deny having made the promise and fight. A Presbyterian Synod, tatives of the Aynod of the reformed Pres. Wednesday, June 1. Many states will be represented by prominent clergymen. The sessions may last a week, and it is expected that it will be the most noteworthy meeting of an ecclesiastical’ body held slong the Hudson river in many years } A CARD TO THE PUBLIC. Wa have nowon hand our full line of ant tailoring, which we are prepared A at very low We have secured the valuable He needs no special We are de- guar- We we or no sale. need, Yours truly, Samuel Lewis, Call and our ready made Children’s suits from $1 00 to Men's suits Be sure to give LewIx P, 8 see W. |. FLEMING, retired from the firm of W. I. Fleming & Co., has opened his establishment in the {CUus- Special attention giv A choice stock of PRING GOODS NOW IN. Call and exam Spring, geotle ing lor | spring, is here and ey. is thinking of a new vaursell, I am crowded with work, but I put on 18 18 needed, ALL W K A RANTEL I'he business boom has st and be as | rack us n*need not about out ye 8 great press of » ir order at the time pre Ww FLEMING, Crider's Block LS Hellef 1 VOrk Hn. NOT IH LMO HOTEL 4 3 Are & 31 ed rates ng put 8 £ EAlNne thers : It is locate aires of business ar i Ai arnnt . IG Qluerens rain Your patronage re JOS “SEA AND LAND.” WW $ CIM ANINLUVCAIA 3Uld 3LITHINOD V SANYIN “ASOD TIVIS AHH A vv dunad VIPGOM TOI ¥ JO 100 ‘wamoyg Lnyunoo {ue wy Boergetie business men who will give i proper atten. ] jos hanille thisphiup in Set pawn in Pe NJ, oy NO, and Del, Va, and N, will be ao eorded control of sultable territory not slmady oscupled CHARLES G. BLATCHLEY MANUFACTURER *£ Wa wie Co imund Bi asin #3. 5. PhIladelphia, Pa. bl WE RECENTLY MADE A B CESBFUL IN BECURING THE + - — CELEBRATED WHICH IS ONE OF THE FINEST TONED I) TURE IS THAT WE GUARANTEE INE IT YOURSELF, WE LINE.OF FOR UMENTS IN THE HAVE ON A 1 H FORTH OR ANC] GOODE, WE COUNTY FULL LINE §: gL K GAN, HER FEAT OF PINS, CHARMS, HAI} G0 ND SILVER TACLES A FULL SEWING MACHINES, We have the keep in stock HOME, and the mondern impro Agency for and VIS, NEW with all the DA others, ind vement attachments adapted for dress Nothing wife better ’r makers or the would home, please your than an easy running machine, LAMPS, We LAMPS, compiete in We have \ the lad carry a Hanging Lamps. Agency for andes Lamp, which we cla stronger and any Lamp in the market invention, All KO ie al A f xt door to GFLLEITIT Hotel COMMON SENSE REASONS WHY HENLY , MONARCH , FENCE’, I8 THE BEST AND HAS is stretched TL FHE 1) x 1 Because the wire length of 1 mented the full Because any sised wire can be used weaving'all with equal facility 3 Hecnuse any size, length, or style iron pickets equally well and solid 4 Because it will make a making as good a fence are all woven plumb, 5 Because the Monarch best wire and picket fence 6 Because any one, man or boy, can operate it, a repair 7 Becanse ii is made of the best materials, and. » 8 Because the price is within the reach of ever 9 Because it Is the only machine thal forces the & securing the sist io such a solid and and perms ne breakage is impossible, 0 er than any barb wire fence, and completely obviates all danger of 11 Because by weaving past the post, and fastening the win of pie fence over rough an A8 OR even, level ground’ ax machine stretches Lhe ki nut ma v i that each other, it will not bold the moisture or rot board fences soon rot off at post, and occasion continued « X penne 12 Because all kinds of old material can be used for making is of wr ke, } KOlE wigest and order and i and fsmuch str OR irs new § 0 the with sia contact with all boards in vont posts ng in ha first-class, practical fence machine {n the world. For prices of machines, fence material, or territory address, unimManufacturers Agentsior Pennsylvaniaand New York CENTRE HALL, PA, RII. iT 18 TO ANY OOMMON WALKING DRAFT ONE SO SIMPLE A CHILD CARE CORNER WITH. Ga THE PLOW. THE POINT ELEVATE IT HAVANA, N.Y, CRE) 10 Rising Sy 19 Penn Cav ‘ r H 4 GsTeRy 45 Linden H Oak Hall 56 Lemont CRD RDP RPP Dd 45 51 55 9 Additional trains leave donstSWam iam 14 Pleasant 19 Axemann a TT TT pmand? 8pm CHAS. E PUGH, General Manager Keystone Mutu ~ALLENTO mil) Send for Circulars, Mn ring € all ail Gap Lewisburg for and 7.10 po J. R. WOOD, Gen’l Paw'ger Ag al Benefit As- WN, PA. — Poi " $8000 Address ss above febim Works, Turk, Pa,
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