THE CENTRE REPORTER. FRED. KURTZ, Ebpitor and Pror'n CextRE Hari, Pa. October 6, 1887 Democratic State Ticket. SUPREME JUDGE: J. ROSS THOMPSON, STATE TREASURER : B. J. McGRANN,. Democratic County Ticket. Associate Judge—JOHN GROVE, Sherif —=JOHN NOLL. Treasurer—-J AMES KIMPORT, Register —~JOHN A. RUPP, Recorder—W., GAYLER MORRISON. f A. J. GREIST. ~ tM 8S. FEIDLER. f H A. McKEE. W. A. KRISE. FOR FOR Comnussioners Auditers Governor the Legislatare which provides that any election officer or assessor of poll taxes shall become intoxicated daring | { { | i i i A MISSISSIPPI OUTRAGE, Editor Fearfully Heaten Saloon Keepors, CQorrEevILLE, Miss, Oct. 3.--The quiet little town of Holly Springs, in north Mis- sissippl, was thrown into a fever of excite ment on Friday afternoon over nn assault on W. H. Reynolds, newspaper editor, by and KE. BE. Wilkerson, both saloon keepers. A short timo age Reyn- voung man from Wichita, Kan, An by Two intention of starting adaily paper. No one knew him, and nothing more was thought about the matter until Thursday afternoon when the paper, bright and spicy, ap- the stroews. Its main feature was an editorial headed “Darkness that ls In the editorial the following the shape of a man who dehberately Any brute in a misdemeanor, and if convicted, shall be sentenced to undergo an ment twenty dollars and the costs of prosecu- tion, or both, or either, at the discretion of the court. -—— Jake Sharp is said to be primed with a large lot of dangerous knowledge, and that ke proposes to use it to keep self outof Sing Sing. It is said that a of the entire story of the transactions for his share of which Sharp has been convicted, would him- disclosure downfall, implicating prominent and ambitions politicians. If Sharp escapes Sing Sing it will be believed that his threats have had their effect, and people will know where to place the responsi bility of shielding the unknown crimi- nals. For the public good, it isto be hoped that the whole business will be disclosed, for it cannot be supposed for an instant that no other beside Jacob Sharp are as worthy of punishment. - We never took much, or any, stock in the Salvation Army, and any one who did, after reading the following intelli- gence from Georgia, will likely consider his Salvation stock at a discount: The Salvation Army, which has been thriving in Georgia for a year past, has met with a series of disasters during the past month which has broken it up. The Rome encampment was broken up by the arrest of its leader, Henry Johnson, for attempted assanlt on Nora Maginnis, a child of eight years. The army in Griffin was rotten-egged, and one of the City Alderman, Mr, George, is now un- der bonds for his activity in hurling the missiles, In Columbus and other places the leading female officers married and go scandalized tbe soldiers that they would not parade any more. In Augusia three woman deserted bosbards and children, causing such indignation that the barrack is now empty. city Nat Anderson, the leading has deserted, various families Le army. other Io this singer, and acenses his comrades of crimes. Four have been broken up here by unmentionable ane a WORTH REMEMBERING. By a decision recently rendered in Cambria county the title to a large tract of land, upon which there are many set- tiers; has been unsettied, and the Johns- town Tribune makes it the opportunity for giving people some very good advice about the purchase of land. Too many bay land without having the titleexamin- ed by a competent lawyer, and when they lose the land, as the Cambria county people will, they will then whine abont the injustice of the law, and totally fo - get their own negligence the ter. And, as we noticed in the RerorTeR, 8 few weeks ago. The courts of this State have decided that no boundry fence can be made of barbed wire without the con- sent of the partiesowning the adjacent lande, and any man who puts such fen. in mat - liable for all injuries to stock passing s- long the highway. et — GIVE THEM A CHANCE! Also Very won- Not only the That is to say, your langs. our breathing machinery. derful machinery it is. little tubes and cavities leading from them, your longs cannot half do their work. obstructions, all are bad. be got rid of. Thera is way to get rid of them, just one sore hat is to take druugist will s«1l you at 75 cents a bottle Even if everythiog else has failed you you may depend upon thisfor certain., itn ~Lowins has fall overcoats and a new stock of suits for men and boys, cheap and down to cost. Suits made to order, too, and satisfaction guaranteed, ~-=Are you going to the show? It on are, bay yonr boots and shoes at to buy your ticket, Fleming the (sailor, at Bellefonte, opened up a fine line of goods for fall suits. Keep an eye on what he has to say im regard to suits and prices. ~]f you want a fine farm, read Thompson, in Reronran, of John 1, “, weak. and effect, is Heo murder hon- pitiful slaves, knowing its awfal is generally too cowardly to trafic he shifts the crime on the shoul ders of his enslaved patrons * * * [he tho dispensers all that is de- grading and disgusting. can no more enter the pearly gates of heaven then the un- couth and deadly viper can soar among the ossence of Late that afternoon Jule Sigman and Wil- armed with a went to Rey in his shirt ars, loaded whip and a bi Ho was gaon, sleavoes, pe, and not looking Lo un uj informed by in the hands fell, th & stunning blow from a club of Wilkerson editor then Sigman began Lo heavy whip. Full one hundred blows were nm, every of which brought tne blood streaming through The voung and lash him w the one A crowd boing attracted oy the noise, at- rs, but until Dog Way in wore pulsed by Preston Faut, Sheriff Matthews placed the were taken bef washed his assailants under arrest ire the mayor on no of assault and battery, and hold to the grand jury in $400. The citizens of Holly Springs are nant, and threaten to deal severe;y with the perpetrators of the assault. Every business house in the cily was closed on Saturday 1 met 10 ex press rage Strong Jusige Watson, Capt Jan Judge Smith, and itize charge to answer inGig- at 10 o'clock, an the citizens their opinion of tu speaches were made oes ing « S Was appo tions den Lhe 3 koepors Hevnolds is a pleasant He Georgi I years is ¢ 8 O13 CHARLOTTE, | Charion townshiy passed over th through ping down an eddying mass of { biack funuel, i It was about 10 feet above the s 4 irface f the earth, but down, wrench off the! fences. The tornado of thirty-five miles { down on the Alexander, tore up a number of peach ar ne roof of nis house, and r the wou occasional! sWwWean Fevey 24 Ps Aan 3 the an hb It dig tary tear up travelod at rato y ped again, disappeared adelpbia chu with heavy clot commotion was made us f shaped mass tore ils way through them the bisck Heminder of Ives. CixcixxaT: Oct in the eof non pleas the Cluc sats, Hamilto road company for an i ing Kuhn, Loeb & Co., of | tranaferris §, x) Michigan r 1 they hold as security loans. The x0 The belongs to wronz'y piaintiff’s con an individua the transfer « require Ku ‘he certifl quire the company to upon its stax A petition was filed urt vesterd ig sliares al road cates 10 the piaintliff a: Daytou ard Michigan trausfer 13 IY hem Wo X DOOK Atoms With Fa, The large boiler and pumps at Bliss & Marshall's kyle coke works have been blown 10 pieces by dynamite The em} been on a strike for several weeks and the outrage is suppose to have tted by some of the strikers was about 88%. Ou the night a party of the strikers surrounded the houses of the non-union men for the purpose of driving them away, but mob was [Ir ghtoned off by some armed wwe been guarding the works aims that the strike is broken Blown to Dynamite. UsioNtTowx, Oct 2 4 have ben comm The hie same 1 # Ualage the li ers who } The firm « Harry Hill's Last Nigne, New York, Oct. 8 the last thirty years Houston street Harry Hill, who for ran a concert hall on close] Saturday night old place " Harry fe Hingiy to Lis ght in the where | have beon so many and then relerred regret al parting wih his old employes. Beveral people Hill says, are anxious to leasa his littie theatre, but he could not say who would succeed him. The waite rossas and bartenders, who are much ate presented him with a mag- which YOArs Killed by a Legislator, Oueexviree, Tenn, Oct 3 W. E E Milburn shot Ward, the son of Betsoy kept a notorious sujoon near Andy John son's old hothe for several years men got in A controversy about the ro. turns In the nrohibfNion election, Ward called Milburn & lar The Hon. and killed Will Ward, who has The latter burn is a prominont lawyer, a member of the legislature, congress against Roderick Butler, Dendly Gas, Asuraxp, Pa, Oct. 2-Three men and two, boys wars suffocated, and thirteen others overcome with gas yesterday afternoon in the Bost colliery. Those killed wore Frodorlek Outrich, fire boss, aged 40 years: John aged 83: John McDonald, aged John Guillem, aged 17, and Park Tally, aged 14, door boy. tis feared that some of the thirteou othors who wore overcome by the deadly gas willdie, BASEBALL RECORD, Saturday Last. New Yok, Oct. 8 for Detroit to lose It is now impossible first place in the Na league. During the last week the Philadelphlas have been playing a strong game, and have thelr eyes on second place, place Follow- log is tho standing of each club to date: Por eent 647 retains tho coveted second Lont, 4 4 45 bl bl it 4] Played, 119 114 118 118 1:5 118 116 120 ATION, Won Detroit...... ii Chicago : ti Philadelphia Tu New York Boston Pittsburs Washington ,. Indianapolis ,,.8 AME Oia Lhe bi 44 471 Jon Hh 0H. RICAN 0c] ened her hold on the { Qi Cincinnati has strongt second place th badly all Lhe we this Wi in series St L has been games w IISVIUE biaying i, and hardly has a chance for seco Following is the record io date: ropoiitan develand TN INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE, completed the sea the clubs finished in the following This organization has son and order Toronto Buffalo Nea Byracuss Hamilt Jersey ( Rochester Boeranton . Wilkesbarre IN LEAGUE WITH ITALY. The loterview Hetween Prince Higmarok mod the Itnling Ambassador, ambassador nany has gone Lo {eet charuhe Fi fit noes Aro iubhious empsay is pol salon from : He plenty of the judges embers of 3 0 HAVE ho my no the road and timekoe pers, four the Olympic ciud are talking of starting for the prize silver pitcher They are Capt. Hirshberger, Louis and Willie New- pan, and T. B. Prin Saul Lossen will foliow the race on as bicycle expected to Hmides other u The Sultan Dead, Rannip, Oct. 8 ~ Advices from that the Bultan of Tangier Morocoo i» dead. that Spain will mnish possessions in ree the status quo in the event of any of the powers inter vening 885 The Jieria send troops to the Ni Moroceo to enf Runounces NEW YORK MARKETS New Yona, Oct 3% ~Monasy oa Call § BONDA Closing Closing Yestordag, Today my ( Lt 124 14 TOOK MARKET. CLOSING PRICER, Closing Yesterday, 534 os 0% «I « 35 Canadian Pasifiis,. ... Chicago, Bar, £8Q. Central Facile, . ow Del, & Hudson, ....ee Del, Lack. & W. ...... sess BB cone 1300 “ 2'% « 68 2% Bits Riv Erie prof. “ a sehe Lois. & Nash Soest uu Michigans Ceatral. ...encuue Missourt Paciflo. ...ee a2 NY. & Now BOg. cov cvviue 3054 NJ, Contral i couursoves cons 10% N.Y. Oont Hud, .,...... 18§ North wostorn ......eoee.... 12% Oregon Navi ation . .cov..0e 90 M Shei. Hs Reading, .., cosssivesoncnse., 00% Hook Inland. dna wonss ange THR St Paul. sesssnse 19 Union Pacifle. o..oo.c.. BOK West. Union Tel... ..... IS FRODUCE MARKET Oct Nov, sane. BOY og senna D1 6% ary 4% MER ANT. LE EXCHANGE. Putter, «= Market firm, Creamery -<iastar g Biadio.. wostera. $403); imitation, 18al%e. Dalry — Eastern, hall-firkin tubs, * Salle. : wos. Factorve=¥rosn, ldaige.: June paciie L InalbYe, Cheon, = Markst stave, Factory — Naw Yoru. cheddar, 11 ¥ail'f0. ; western. flat, 11a Ugo, Creamery—~Naw York part skims, 7ade, Bate skims, 3. aby. Eggs. ~Markel steady, Frosh Basten, firstd Be. avivo 4 S00: western, relly Wigavic. Seam pew an Ls FREE sean how Spa aee “ver | MOF arger Than FURNITURE EMPORII W RB. CAMP, Bishop Strest, SBsllafonts, Pa Is now more complete than ever. Endless variety of I respectfully invite the people of Centre eounty to call and examine, In purchasing these goods I have taken great care in selection, and purchased the best for pu the money. 28 are in strict conformity with reli able goods, Oar Store Room is full and is worth seeing even if you do mot buy, We wiive -of all HAYE an atlr 1a- the Parlor Ba fashionable sty Suits are equally attractive. They ar and Cherry, Besides goods enumera everything that can be found ina Come and gee our Stock. W. R. Camp. Bishop St, Bld El EE WOINTEE., BPA. Store, n est prices of a in Centre iness have a Railro: el 3 sion i CPU Ine Lt will us. We guaraniee the Whe I Ye best gO sls, you will certainly t opportunity, THE IMPROVED \ Henly Monarch Fence Machine COMMON SENSE REASONS WHY THE IMPROVED * HENLY 4, MONARCH 4 FENCE , MACHINE » IS THE BEST AND HAS NO EQUAL. 1 Because the wire is stretched the full length of the field before the weaving meneed 2 Because any sized wire can be used, and either 2, 3, 4, or 5 double strands can be used, weaving all with equal facility, 3 Because any size, length, or style of picket, or slat, or board, can be used, weaving fancy fron pickets equally well and solid 4 Because it will make a fence over rough and uneven ground, or up and down hill alike, making as good a fence as on even, level ground; and the machine being adjustable, the pickets are all woven plumb. 5 Because the Monarch machine stretches the wire tighter, thus making the strongest and best wire and pleket fence, : 6 Because any one, man or boy, can operate it, and there are no parts to get out of order and repair, 7 Becanse it is made of the best materials, and, with proper care, will last a life-time, 8 Because the price is within the reach of every farmer, # Because it is the only mechine that foroes the slat or poet firmly against the wire, thos securing the sist in such a solid and and permanent manner that it cannot be pulled out, and breakage is impossible, 10 Because tho fence made by this machine will turn all kinds of stock, and is much strong er than any barb wire fence, and completely obviates all danger of injury to stock, 11 Because by woaving past the post, and fastening the wire strands to the posts with sts. ples, and not nailing the slats to posts, thus keopin the wood parts from coming in contact with each other, it will not hold the moisture or rot. This is a very important matter, as all boards io board fences soon rot off at post, and occasion continued expense for repair, 12 Because all kinds of old inAterial can be used for making new fence. 13 use it makos the handsomest, best, strongest, and most durable fence, and is the only first-class, practical tence machine in the world, ” For prices of machines, fence material, or territory address, SHIRES & KENNEDY, nul Manufacturers Agents for Pennsylvania and New York, CENTRE HALL, A, is oom THE GOMIMON SENSE UE PUM FORCEL UWE 4 other thin ots of wr WORTH FIFTY TIMES ITS COST Bnerpetic them Fa are wntod 1 KJ 4 eorded conts CHARLES G. BLATCHLEY MANUFACTURER *%74 zs 57 Ofioe: BNE. City Hall Squar A t sinhia Opp. Brosd B84. Station P RB J Philadelphia, Ihe Va f wit 4 “a Li Add thong don at a leave Mont ym and 7 HAR. E PUGH General Manager TIME TO BUY — GUNS. — Double B, 1. Shot Gans " “" . Pwist and “ “ ' . Pistol Lip... - 1 Double 1 1. Shot Gans, Top Snap, Double bolt, Twist Barrels, Rebounding Locks, Extension ih, Pistol Grip, Patent For end, Solid Mangers, Matted Rib, Orns mented Rubber Butt, left barrel Choke bored, 10, 12 and 16 gavage 20 5D Little Breech Joading Squirrel Rifles from $4 00 10 7 00, I am now able to sell guns as cheaply asanyone in America, and will meetany competitor's price. The Hunting Public is respectfully re- quested to call and examine my stock, which is now arriving. AGENT FOR VAN CAMPEN'S QOMPOUND (DYNAMITE) ' THEODORE DESCHNER, Bellefonte, Pa Great Central Gun Works.
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