= OLD SERIES XL 1 0 { NEW SERIES XX — - Anat — THE CENTRE REPORTER. | FRED KURTZ - - Editor. DEMOCRATS TURN OUT. Democratic meetings will be held at following places: 18, Wednesday evening, Oct sday evening, Oct Oct Monday Qet, 81 Oct les Twp, r a nd others will Tusseyville, Saturday even J. Spangler, C. Bowe be present and address these meetings. Every Democratic voter, citizen and yaver is requested to be present an 1 of tax y hear a fair and open discussion the issnes of the present ¢ ampaign, so that he may know how to vote intelligently at the coming election, Tuesday Nov. 8th, Ti the license dodge worth 1e a cent, and i it scarce worthy of notice. SAR TT IK ontstanding 95,- had amounting to ioner Greist Hected 000 which freed the county dred Commis from annu- goof d lars on bor rowed nu i5¢ (Greist in No- vember, ———————— — to rebuke the revenne bill, can the 8th of No- against the Ree Centre county The farmer who wants trick that killed the have that satisfaction on n 1 . 3 vember next by voting nbliean candidates $7000) by that triex ASE. r of rifle bal lischarged nan troops dar is estimated Da alinn 4 ttalion—to a man. If allowance be further p —_ T in for the loss inf made valry, it may be assume han one rifle ball i fired with deadly of the rif it appears to bave requi the weight + as he quite at the Democra by the Republican Ti K. of L. convention, is at a discount, and t Mr. Pow- large vot ve crazy and cranky element in the did not succeed in wiping ou derly, who was sustained by a e. An exchange remarks, Master Workman Powderly stand to the work 3 up bravely of hreasting the tide of radicalism whicl i if permitted to bave full sweep would i goon carry to destruction the organiza tion of which he is the head. His firmness of purpose and determi- to permit the convention to led astray by cranks and hare~brained theorists have of course made him many bitter enemies, who are not slow to avail themselves of every opportunity of re venge The latest manifestation of spite against Powderly was the attempt to pass a vote enaure npon him for his alleged ex- mn of unfaithfuloess to the organi- of the Chi- After which lasted several zation in calling off the strike \ atk 1 Wo oie) cago pork packers last November, a heated discussion hours the resolution of censure was de- feated 'and another sustaining his action yassoed by an over in this particular case § whelming majority. —————— A ——— The Republican of the county are politically drunk and be- wildered staggering around wildly, now making their attack upon this Demo cratic upon that shifting around to see where a weak spot can be found. They found Noll invulnerable, then pitched into Kimport; next one of their organs pitched into our good commis. sioner Greist, like a thousand of brick, but the people only laughed. Then they went for Rupp and Morrison, and soon found these solid with the people, and now they are shifting around and trying their pop-guns against Grove, :nd firing liquor license wads against oor nominee for associate judge. They will soon find their firing against Grove sheer idleness, and then make their last desperate effort against Michsal 8, Fied. ler, one of our nominees for commis. sioner, andwait to hear the returns, which will bea heavy broadside from the ballot boxes against the lies and petty glanders that have been forged against Noll, Kimport, Greist, Grove and Morris son, and overwheloing majorities tes- tifying tothe worth of these gentleman. Democrats do not listen to the roar backs of these slang whangers, and give the entire ticket your papport, men of better characters are not to be found in the county than the Democratic nomi managers nominee, then one, CENTRE DON'T BE FOOLS. Taxpayers of Centre county don't be foo.s and be mislead by the noisy clatter which is made to place the control of the in the hands of men who are af- ter lnere and nothing else. Tt admirably ye affairs of the county have been managed by Democratic ofli- cial®, and better housekeeping can not be shown up in any county in the United States, Strict economy has been practiced in all expenditures, Outstanding tax duplicates amounting to tho to payment, which were 1zands of dollars have been forced yy looked upon as total loss—a dead horse The been wiped out followed a by all, indebtidness of the county has by a reduction of taxation. \ do approve Voters, you of such What has heen “ showing ? done by the Democratic commissioners that you can th find fault with When was th fai ere more thful service rendered by public sere vants t A. J. front of all this admirable » the people head and management A few lying demagoges, who seek plunder, want Mr. (ireist has been the in the affairs of our county, (ireist out of the way, so they can make a haul, and for this purpose alone are makiog anoise and clatter against this fai il public servant. Mr. Greist, league. M S WF this Re elect and elect his col- Fiedler, and the commis. 1 sioners office will ba in safe bands for the next three years. ——————— THE STATE CAMPAIGN, Within the past two weeks, says the gn, dif iii quiet i erent ittsburg Pos, the State campal it is, has pat on an entirely 1 mid-sum- the Republi- ticket was assumed to had ir the election of k from what it mer. Then can State be a certainty ing. and the brethren are much perturb- Now, grave doubts are aris ed in spirit. Governor Beaver's administration has t been a success, The most important 1 ? legislative measure of many n 1 years: 1 bill—was allowed to fail, either reason of eorrupt inducements or criminal carelessness; and the governor to make his mind whether or no to call an extra session reven by seems unable up to stone for the crime or rep air the blunder Re pub pu g and haul- both ways, while the corporation in lican leaders are pullin so powerful ic the Republican to orations d party, is unquestionably averse an esire the of taxation provided for in the bill. But the fact that people are taxed and corporationsexemp- thatthe State ythe extent of a extra session. The cory immunity as long as possible from equality revenue the ted as to certain matters; treasury has suffered t million of dollars; and the county treas becanse of this Republican managers, very The effecton the te regarded to alike amount has bosses nries made the and odious to the people. exemption party, is November voting begins to be with apprehension. In Philadelphia and Allegheny county, the party its majority, everything is far from There are dissensions and feuds the party; the bosses, especially in Philadelphia, quarreling themselves; the independent where Republican State gets lovely. in are among is reap pearing in politics; the grand and lofiy tumbling of the Republican leaders on the temperance and liquor questions has produced a plentiful crop of personal liberty societies and alienated the Ger. vote without conciliating the Pro- The defeat of the Republi in Philadelphia is talked of as ex- In other counties their majorities will be much reduced, Ou the whole Pennsylvania politics is ina decidedly mixed condition to-day. The unexpected is likely enough to hap pen; and by the unexpected we mean the success of the Democratic State ticket. We suppose it may be said to rest with the Democrats themselves, If they bring out their vote they will win. man hibitionists, cans tremely probable, From Ohio comes intelligence that Foraker's chances for re-election are vor of the election of 8 Democratic gov- ernor. Foraker, the great snubbed, is in danger of getting a much bigger snub from the people of Ohio than he got from Mrs. Cleveland. Foraker is a blatant de- magogue and made a fool of himself and the people of Ohio know it and no lon- ger want a fool for their governor, The situation from reliable Democratic figures would indicate that Powell will be elected, as well aa the entire Deémo- cratic ticket, and that Sherman will sae- ceed in carrying the legislature, and Governor Foraker be laid cn the shelf, all on account of his tendency to cele brate himself in print and before men. I —— A. J. Greist insagurated economy in the commissioner's office. Give him your endorsement at the polls for it. The Gazee is trying to make a little capital sgainst Morrison by sneeringly - alluding to his being a cripple. HALL, PA.. KICKING CANDIDATES, A candidate who submits his name to| : p : | a party convention for nomination does | implied, that he will abide by the de-| cision of that convention, OCT( A BRAVE SSENGER, Ai ivi He Kills Two Tran ! bors nnd Suves Fis The meagre wrdiag L 8 late democratic convention of county was fairly nominated au before that convention isin honor bou to support his nominees. The kickers, recalcitrants Patriot never took any stock or retromingents! of any breed whatsoever and it does n and will “independents.” 1242 y fitical is from the morning Patriot The above of 13, and sui ts Centre county as well as | Dauphin. A man who promises to by the decision of h is party of his of | then goes back on miserable specimen man baby. -- It remains to be seen whether the Re J ’ on Jay Gould's works by proceed Will Nove ublican State admi ings to prevent the telegraph dati this State. We all kn and Cassidy did in South Penn and Beech Creek ~but there is a diffe now at the head of of the State declares ompany shall conso terest trolling int Onis onds of Owning a o ) AWAY stenographers, as talked into al the impressi t. and the j sn can be sent to pondent, who another n phi no tents read ofl. It strikes us against sucl rer of it heads there's dan never, never « (3reint 18 one f the hes A.J P 3 sioners nly ever Dad. Arge fs heen n the disch duties edness port of every y yd the coun favored economy | irtail e xpenses, 3 fairs and striven to ¢ These facts cannot be denie nid Greist, w ontrage not to r. } Iy O a8 collea by Mr. i die the ticket, will stand all his efforts to properly manage sunty to the best v affairs of our « of the taxpayers Fied te f r (sreisl and er. A ! The Philadelphia Republicans are in a bad stew, ranks all torn with quarrelings. | f Demo- | of the Jeta are largely in favor | crats carrying the city and electing their) rin gi wel Sheriff over the candidate of the In other parts of the state things do not | look harmonious for the rads, and if the Democracy do their duty, we will down| the ring bosses, - Voters, do you wish to be taxed for a new Youn have only to defeat for commis sioner, and you put the county in the hands ofthe party that will build a new It is only a short time ago that Judge recom mended a new court hoose, but the Demo- cratic commissioners were ferninst it - o_o The Bellefonte Republican boasts of the prosperity of that town, Glad of it, but didn't the Republican predict ruin if we got a Democratic administration, ander which, now, there is genuine prosperity over theland. isin A ——— Taxpayers through A.J. Greist's ef forts, the heavy debt that once hung over our county was wiped out. Would it not be ingratitude to vote against Mr, Greist ? } i court~house 7 Greist and Fiedler eourt-house, Furst Dr. Musser of Aaronsburg, an uncom- promising Republican, is said to have turned in warmly for Grove, and will ot t ravel by soy other Rhoades. EE ——— The story that an attempt was made to wreck the presidential train, at a lone ly spot in Arkansas on last Saturday, is not true, si —a ———— Cook, the rad candidate for sheriff has started alittle scheme of trading off Rhoades to make voles for himself, i MP MP Taxpayers if you don’t want to be tax. ed for a new court-house, vote for Greist and Fiedler for commissioners. Wonderfully cute—the rad organ changes from a campaign of lice to one of lice-ense, Tumors, erysipelas, mercurial Alanhar serofiia $34 fenoral lity oured bd s "i indsey s rancis Train in SL FLockwood Shrganizes + TUTRTRE) JBER 20, 1887, DEMANDS HIS LIBERTY, Anurchist Parsons Writes a Letter to Gov | | ernor Ox } ot | | { ieshy. CHicace 14 pen i £3 0 letter 1 { To His Exes Ww ol Uh Dean t are Deng ! of of persons, address 10 int pose § fmute tl { from de i Lor | sli therefor of tha 1 son tet wiv t } fia ry IVIATY $11t VU MOnNnAL if telde f« SHOT AT THE CHURCH DOOR. Fatally Wounded by His Stepsan, Young by ti dilde Loe sirial Re ng will he plat! Argo pants cis Train —————— finffale Anarchists, Burravro, t 17. ~The ndignation meeting at’ t bs 4 b3 German tra pst the exe narchists, was al by i ired parade preceded WU neetin F'¢ parencies w rds “We protest, nany ti spoochos “No. 14 ir trans wera carried. Fiery » by Anarchist Bleiner, ne were adopted of the court's sentence a “mur which, if con- summated, w in reprisals in svery city of the land re Hesolntio the execution jer i result To Wind Up the Mormon Churoh A dispatch from Salt ‘Ex-Benator McDonald here Saturday night, Cmicaoo, Oct. 16 Lake, of Indiana, tah, says arrived of Miasouri. These distinguished lawyers save been retained by the Mormon church to defend suits instituted by the govera- ment for the dissplution of the church and the immigration association. nd the wind, ing up of the affairs of those corporations, The first hearing in court will occur on Monday, when a receiver for the church property is 1o be appointed - Persons sending packages by mail should be careful how they are wrapped up. Under the new regulations under the law of 1887, they are not permitted to have printed or written on the ont- side of the package anything except the address ond the name and address of the sender preceded by the word “from.” and the number and names of the artis cles enclosed. Any other printing or writing on the outside of the package makes it subject to letter rates. No ad vertising matter of any kind is permiss- able on the wrapper of fourth-class mat- ter. In the inside or on the tag or wra per may be written or printed a single mark, number or letter, for the purpose of identification, In the inside of a pack- age may be included any printing giv- ing descriptions, directions for use or other information respecting the articles contained in the package. tn are not allowed to send out sam goods with their business cards printed on the wrappers, wn ins AA wen By paying for hin 1 yg in ad- vance, you ear, Those Jo wish pelve this offer, had best remit at once, i fo i 1 | ns io JRe, € re Warns the verdict : t toe the man wi Yigi Ryan and nities wil © ance conv Coon in shot five of the State Potitlies The de ct have ren Arpaxy, N. YY, Oct 16 of the fourth Albany d nated Johan T. Gorman ft sembly. The repul H. Hulsapple The democrats of the trict have nominated F. W assembly, The republicans ul nominated the Hon member of assembly. mocrals mi member of as minated John «il "w Cans no first Albany ds Conger for the Nchenectady county Austin A. Yates fo New Jersey Nominations, Care May, N. J, Oct. IT. «At the repub lican county convention Dr. Walter 8 leaming was nominated for the assembly and Andrew J. Tomlin for surrogate, Eao Harponr City, N. J, Oct. 17. The republican convention of Atlantic county nominated James B. Nixon, of Ausatic City, for the assembly ; Smith Johnson, of Galloway, for sheriff; John 8B. Risl present incumbent, for surrogate, and RR Booy, of Egg Harbor township, ¥ goroner —-— The Chatsworth Accident, Postaic, HL, Oct. 15 —For the past week the Livingston county grand jury has been investigating the case of Timothy Cough lin, who was held responsible by the Cor one's jury for the Chatsworth railroad disnster. After hearing all the avidence the charge was ignored, the evidence not voing deemed sufficient to Hud a bill and Timothy was released from jail and wen! jo family rejoicing. NEWSTOF THE WEEK. A jury having been obta in the Morgan mur } nna ig BH J nKy tha } Be Fast ied 10 make perstors for an for digging has been summoned at Valpairso, Ind. , to sift tne mat- 1 No palas will uiprits Ww justiocs. inion bas begun Chicagh. Mr. York, presided, tnam read fn ad- rrowth of the or- 100 oenls a loa $ $i Ww Philadelphia, be- Fr ast, in the Was ipposed to in nued for JAY % placed arseni( ! Was cont , X xy we ses f gas inst : 18 v foot depo Ww A salt penetr be carried dec per Ithacar nlicipate great pro f sali and soda McNichol, « Was al Ratu 3 im at was The tain, felvin Hol ridge Fi nto the boat t when ecatsizsal and all i. when is { noe all aled pS, Rnd > ball it three were owned first eastern dis- N. Y., have nomi- woke, of Wolcot, Rhee will make a every tows 3 the dis a few campaign t riot 0 3 Cs O nated for scho pers nai trict ar speeches | com? CANvYHass nu Ama) mage The English company, atl present London uthwark Subway, have submitted a tender the dominion government 10 compiste the subway under Northumberland strait, dividing Prince Edward Island from the main land of New Brunswick bu ild- ing the and Nd 10 Wong Chin Foo a Ch eniry to Canada last week, was appraised, tagged and taxed by custom officers and condemned to pay 80 duty. He protested loud and jong. He had vo pay it or return to the United States. He very reluctantly handed over the des red amount, inaman, on his The Rev. James Burn, a missionary who has labored for years in the lumber dis trict west of Ottawa, Canada, has been ad. mitted into the Catholic church there. The ceremony took place at the oollege of Ottawa and was largely attended. The clergyman's conversion has caused a de decided sensation Joseph F. Orr, a prominent merchant of Wilkesbarre, Pa, has been arrested, charged with arson in connection with the burning of his store. He furnished bail to appear. He says the charge originates with an insurance company 10 prejudice his suit for insurance Auld, the officer, who made the arrest, was held on a charge of perjury. J. M. Agpeitia, lately a tax collector at Hegia, Cuba, where he is charged with em- bezzling ER000° was brought before the United States commissioner at Key Wes Fia.. for extradition, but was discharge on the ground that the commissioner had not competent jurisdiction. Arpeilia says the money was stolen from him and has been paid by his bondsmen. A — SA From the Ball Field to the Stage, Barrons, Oct 14. 1% is announced to. day that Mike Kelly, the famous baseball player, bas signed a contract 0 Appear with the MeNish, Johnson & Slavia mine firel. He will aot as ipteriocutor and his contract calls for his appearance alter his return from California in January, 1888 A New State Dank. Arnaxy, Oct, 18. Bank Superintendent Willis 8 Paine bas suthorizod the bank of Chateaugay to transact a general banking business under the state laws with paid-up ne ae
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