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THE CENTRE REPORTER,
FRED, KURTZ, Epiror and Pror’'r
CextrRe Haun, Pa., October 27, 1887
Democratic State Ticket
FOR BUPREME JUDGE:
J. ROSS THOMPSON.
STATE TREASURER :
B. J. McGRANN.
Democratic County Ticket.
Judge—=JOHN GROVE.
JOHN NOLL.
JAMES KIMPORT,.
JOHN A. RUPP.
—W. GAYLER MORRISON.
A.J. GREIST.
L M. 8. FEI DLER.
A. McK EE.
K RISE,
FOR
Associate
Sheriff —
ONETs
fH
i W. A.
you |
Democra!s, by reading the Gazelle
fellcws in our
ly aid it in
nominees
will find it has a few fishy
and secret
inst
ranks
its
who post it
lying course ag: our
: > _—
Fiedler, for com.
jave rest against
court-house for
xpen-
the
and
ul
Ooo
for Greist
Vote
missioners, and y
getting anew $100
three years at least. A
pet scheme of
new aod ¢
give court-house 1s a
rads
A new cou ourt-house,
court-house, 18
gong of the radical 1 of this
to head off that kind
job isto vote for
every thing
the
county. The
OSRES
way
of fancy and expensive
Greist and Fiedler.
-—-
The governor in refusing to call an ex,
tra session of assembly to pass the stran
gled revenue bill, has caused the state to
loose one million dollars, and the county |
of te the Democratic
ticket in November.
-
Centre $7000, Vi
will allow higsel!
into voting
ground that
h an attempt 1
i to every in-
Az areal man
above Cook
No
be
sheriff,
that
an
dividual
of lab
true K.
, for
J viged
bambozle for Co«
on the he has
organization. Suc
insultto the order
member of it
| towers as high
: 11
(A0€e8 over a muiien
i
SANDERS REFUTES COOPER.
NARCHISTS
TO THE
shed
ir
Republican St
the saloon
Phila« del Pp hia
1 nan of the
ymmit
keepers and
Pennsylvania have raised a
faud of $200000, “which
through and by
zation,"
The Den
slates that
Anarchists of
corraption
berng used
the Democratic organi-
ate « tee,
3
8
wratic organizatis has not |
been offered, has not receive a will
not receive one dollar from any associ-
tion, organization or otherwise in aid of
any of its candiates, except from in-
dividoal members of its own party.
Mr. Cooper has been misinformed, im-
posed upon, or deli bs falsifies when
he makes such a statement,
Mr, Co visilie fears for the State |
and city tickets are not an excuse for
such an unfounded charge.
DaLrLas SaxpEns,
Democratic State Committee,
Ronert 8. PaTrERsSoN,
Democratic City Committee |
Philadelphia.
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EGISLATIVE RECORD.
ill take the trouble to ex-
of the Legislature of
its last session, the fact
how thoroughly
Juay, Cooper and
fits
in
pers
{ irman
Chairman
A SORRY
If any one w
amine
Pennsylvania at
will soon be discovered
it iled by (
their associates. The Harrisburg Patriot |
goes into an exhaustive recital of its
sins of omission and eommission, which
may be thus briefly summarized :
It passed the magistrates bill against
the wishes of the people of Philadelphiag
the was vetoed by Gov-
ernor Pattison,
It increased the salaries of the Deputy |
Attorney Deputy Secretary of |
Internal Affairs; created new officesin |
these departments and added new em-
ployes. to |
do this in hisadministration in the inter. |
est of the tax payversand against the |
wishes of the machine, |
It created six new judgeships without
adequate warrant and placed the burden
of paying them their salaries upon a peo-
ple bn very highly taxed,
It gave extra legislative salaries with-
ont just warrant; the same measure was
returned by Governor Pattison without
his approval.
In its totalappropriations of more than
$11,000,000, there were $587,500 given to
institutions not strictly State in their
character,
In attempting to clothe the Republi-
can party with a control of the railroad
transportation of the State and of its
liquor interests by the creation of com-
misgivog; both schemes, however failed
It defeated the Billingsley pipe line
bill in the interest of the Standard Oil
Company and against the earnest pro-
test of the small prodacers in the oil re-
gione, .
It permitted the revenue bill, which
proposed to divert a large share of slate
tax to go into county treasuries, to fail,
through a blunder, or crime.
Is it not a sorry record ? Let the peo-
ple give the Republican machine of the
Btate a merited rebuke by the election of
the Democratic candidates, who are
without fear and without reproach.
the re cord
Was contr
BAIne measure
General,
Governor Pattison declined
SOCIALISTS OF LONDON.
Scene. "at Westminster Abbey
During Divine Service.
Loxpox, Oct. 24. —~8everal thousand of
with a red flag at their
head, marched in procession yesterday af.
ternoon from Trafalgar square to West.
minster abbey, aud, although no invitation
admitted,
The flag was left in charge of the Ver.
gers, Inside the abbey many of the unex.
visitors remained covered, and in-
dulged in whistling, while others mounted
the pedestals of the various statues, or
mingled with the peoples present, who for
the most part left the building.
I'he crowd as a rule chewed tobacco, and
expectorated everywhere regardless of the
the first lesson wns
when the reader was loudly
coapletely his voice.
vod
until
drowning
arly
proached
chapter xi
argu d that
breakers Was
jeered,
The second losson wis
Canon Prothero then
text
simils rece
0 sermon
taking for his Homans,
vorse 1 In his discourse he
the punishment of the law
for the good of
received with ¢
“Hosh!"
earnestly
the community
ries of “Ohl”
necessary
This was
“Oh 1" and
The preacher
order, and exhorted his hearers to try and
uproot ovil and plant good instead
“That's what we are go to do,"
shouted, and received wi
appealed for
Wis
f “Hear,
ing
Lh cries
hear,” and cheers
Can
aside and
He said
a remedy
avery bod
[Loud laughter, [ol
wo shall
notes
threw
ift
Prothers now
addressad himse y the rough
“Log
for h
could alone
and suff
islation
uapgor
could express
lowed
“That's all got’
Prothers cont
m
Canon inued |
Agencies much
ight
We don't t
want charity, we
l where th
wed the church and police
ests were made of brawling
CVes,
ho
Several
FROMA PULPIT,
SEVERE WORCS
A Baitimore Clergyman Asks Christinns to
Vote Against Volitieal Corruption.
Bal 4.
iigters « thi ¢
}
TiMone, Oct Several prominent
ty made
vestarday
heir :
pulp
f the Broadway
tino man has a duty
Wedn
we
por.
As
heid
Lave
next oad
lave
We
«
rumss
fF 8 Vie
RORUOS as ever
catlia
oy Go (a's help t
constry od as put
ower. | want
SAYS ur
worthy and wick« men in p
you, fall
from
ow ¢i heip to
city those 1 tilos that infest |
Sa om
The Auarchists
Wisnixarox. (et 24
Niates supreme court Saturday
and ths Nupreme Court
The Unit
bear I
rit
ar
Aargumes
3 f
tion for a writ of
Chicago anarchi
for Thuraday
has
error in the cast i
¢ hearin
The
stato
theas pro
I has set th
at 1 in
fod 1 ow the
ALS Bn
also de
to appear
Attorney
make argument in
f Lill
eedings and
Hunt 10 be
behalf of
osition to the petit for a
furtt the case
reassemblos
aos
has notified (roneral
present and
the stgle in opy
writ of error
xill be made
lay
er
rder in
court
Murdered His Child,
Jauepsrows, N. ¥
a farmer living
arrested charged
Dan 1
‘and oiph, has been
with infanticide A
laughter was bora to him day last
week. The child bas seen Sino
the day of its tiie stubbornly re-
fuses to tell Ooe of t
bors swore al the examioation that ‘be
overheard him tell his wife that if it was
buried ina certain box no one would be the
wiser for iL. The exam is still in
Oct. 22 Atte
iy,
nar
one
not
birth L
where it is
beon
the neigh-
nation
The Behring Sea Seizures.
Orrawa, Oct. 24. —~1t is
the reported rupture between
Bayard and Attorney-General
over the Bebring sea seizures,
the former's tacit admission that
sealers were wrongfully
will enable Dominion government
obtain compensation without difficulty.
believed here
Secre
abi
Gar
and
the Ca.
asized,
to
nh y
hia
the
NEW YORK MARKETS.
New YORK, Oct 2.
cent
oney on Call 4 per
BONDE,
Closing. Closing
P y. Today
103
Hi
127
17
44s 1801 reg...
i. ML. em
¢8, TWF, reg
“ IG, con...
STOCK M
THREE O'CLOCK~Th
or registatoe today to the upward
of stocks. but Londons egme
buyer: and on this
RKET,
mov
in as a heavy
with sha man ipuiation of
buil Wwiders and the sovering of numerous
shorts, further advance was segureg. The
bond market was very strong.
CLOSING PRICES,
Closing,
Yesterday,
‘
Closiog.
C anadian Pacific. sian 8
Chicago, Bur. & Q.. «J
Central Pacifle ......c...cove i8
Dal & Hudson ...co covine H'%
Dele, Lack, & W, cons 1 08g
Borie ove sssspssiissnnee Rig
Kr.e Yref..coiees iiss 63:
Lake Shore........ oe
Louis. and Nash Ne
Michigan Contra 8
wR
seen ssncnn 39
Missouri Pacific,
~», ¥. & New Eng. ‘
N. J. Central , ...cossnsens 19%
N'Y. Conty & Haul .... co 1084
North western |... vou ue TOE
Oregon Navigation ...e..ceeey 0
Pacific Mall. cove sosninivne BBY
REBBIDE . cov sn vin. snus suincens B14
Book I81and. cease csonse +. sane 11D
8S. Potei.,e opr nena my
Union Pacifie,. vo. ceicie... 46%
West Union. Tel. ..........« Tih
see ve
sn snne
EEA ae
aw ene aw
Te
irs am aun
EE
snan
as
6%
15
8
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PE
WE
Hutter Market steady, Creamery Eastern as
ade. Western, f3o.ae. imitation! 18¢, afo.
Dairy~Eastern, hall-firkin tubs fe. ado,
eastern, firkins, 19c.allo.; western, 160 also.
Faotory- Frosh, Mo.alde.; June packed, 18s.
aldo.
Choose Market steady. Factory «NewYork,
cheddar, I1eallfe: western, flat lie hil o.
Creamery New York part sitims, Wo.
Pennsylvania skims, le alo state a Be ae
hc Canis ent lhe Sh weston,
o.a¥lod Moe:
03
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WHAT AM 1TO DO?
The symptoms of billiourness are too
They differ in different in-
some extent,
is seldom a breakfast eater.
dividuals to
man
morning,
inspection at any time; if it is pot white
and farred, it is rough at all events.
be a symptom or the two may alternate.
There are often Hermorrhids or even
loss of blood,
and often beadache acidity
lence and tenderness
stomache. To correct
or
all this if not ef-
August Flower, it
costs but a trifle and thousands attest
efficacy.
PRESBYTERIANS
Who do net take the Herald and Pres
byter, should
SEND
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FOR A
Bample copy of that paper and & beautiful
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Or send names and addresses of ten or more
Presbyterians of different familios who do
not now take the paper, aud receive the Cal.
endar and sample copy free. Send at once.
Mention name of chure J d pastor, and say
Wwhsro you saw (his
yHEBALD AND FRENSBY TER,
Ie Bix Sruxkr, Ciscinsari, O,
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was a Child, ahe cried for ( astoria,
When she became Miss, she cla ng to Castoria,
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JOB WORK.
Having added to our stock of material
low
rates; Sale bills, large 4 sheet $1.25; and }
sheet, $1.00. All poster work in same
roportion. Envelopes at 81 75 per 1000
Jill heads and statements $1.75 per 1000,
Cash to accompany order,
NOTICE,
Erm date of thi notice cho
w ground only on Tuesda
Friday of each week, )
grists
and
In erder to make
Mh Risase ease have grists in by Monday
a areday evening or early morning
of next dye: Kunrz & Sox.
Sept. 1, 1887,
White and red wheat, rye, shelled corn
oats and barley wanted at the Centre
Hall Roller Mil I tor which the highest
market prices will be paid, Grain taken
on storage o
*
“ver !
MOF
1d1l
EMPORIU
Larger
FURNITURE
CAMP, Bishop Strest, Bsllefonts, Pa
Is now more complete than ever. Endless variety of
)d Pieces
I respectfully invite the people of Centre eonuty
to call and examine, In purchasing these goods I have
taken great care in selection, aked the t
My i
and porch
the money, rices are in strict conf
able goods, Our Store Re
even if you do not buy,
Parlor Baits
and Cherry. Besides goods
everything that can be found
Come and
W. R Cam 101)
RE RR 0 en i
Store, gee our St
1D
Oils. as
a’ abe od a
Ir: =,
We DAVE
ineas in Cent
have a Railr
ele; ye
store,
COMMON SENSE REASONS WHY
HENLY , MONARCH , FENC
] } HAS
18 THE
1 Because the wi
menoed
2 Because any siged wire can t
weaving all with equal facility
Because any wim it
pickets equally well and
4 Because it will make a
making as good a fence as on even
are all woven plumb
§ Because the Monarch
best wire and picket fence.
6 Boosuse any one, man or boy
repair,
’
re i stretlcd
iron
alike
the pickets
Ia foe tiohtar thus mal ¢ the strotgest and
fae wire galer, ual 5 HE Wi TOLEOR &D
machine stret
tt
CAN Oper t. and there are no parts to get out of order and
is made of the bes mater and, v Prop
MOe 1 with Ll Toe i every farmer
s the oniy machine { hat forces thi #al or pi
securing the ®i iat in such a solid and and permancul manner (Lat
breakage is impossible
10 Because the fence made by this machine will turn all kinds of stock, and is much strong:
er than any barh wire fence, and completely obviates all danger of infu
11 Because by weaving past the owt and fastening the wire st
ples, and not nailing the slats to posta, thus keeping the wood parts
each other, it will not hold the moisture or rot. This is a very
r care, will last a lifetime
thus
and
ust the
Led
wire
kel
firmly agal
3
we Pi
posts with sta
from coming in contact with
Luge itporian matter, as all boards in
board fences soon rot off at post, and occasion continued expense for repair
12 Becsuse all kinds of old material can be used for making new fence
18 Because it makes the handsomest, best, strongest, and most durable fence, and is the only
first-class, practical lence machine In the world,
For priees of machines, fence melerial, or territory address, ARETE
SHIRES & KENNEDY,
undm [Manufacturers Agents for Pennsylvania snd New York, CENTRE HALL, A.
for Infants and Children.
""Castorin is so wall adapted to children that
{ recommend It ag superior bo any proscription
Enown to me." gig die hn
111 80. Oxford 84, Brooklyn, X. Y.
Tun Csxravn ut 182 Fulton Street, N.Y,
ings.
ther t
ton
for
handy
¥
hb nd extw me
for action iu ONE-EIGHTH OF A MINUTE.
WORTH FIFTY TIMES ITS COST
Cis
Pa
CHARLES G.
MANUFACTURER °
Office: 2
Opp. Browd 54
eB
THE TIME TO BUY
N OW IS
—SFUNS.—
Double B, 1. Bhot Guns...... “
: y : Twist
" ji " : anda
Grip - —
Double BL. 8hot Gans, T¢ op Snap, Double
bolt, Twist Barre 8, Rebounding Locke,
Extension Rib, Fistol Grip, Petent For
end, Solid Plangers, Matted Rib, Oma
mented Rubber Butt, left barrel Choke
bored, 10, 72 and 18 gauage bg
ite BrecchJoading Squirrel Rifles from $4 v0 io
Fists i
1 am now able to sell guns ue cheaply
asanyone in America, and will meét any
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 COMPOUND,
(DYNAMITE.
THEODORE DESCHNER,
Bellefonte. I'a
Great Central Gun Works,