THE CENTRE REPORTER,
FRED, KURTZ, Epiror and Pror'r
The possibilities of growth in the great
northwest seem to be without limitations,
This is strongly evidenced by the fact
that the iron for over 3,600 miles of new
1ailronds was laid during the past year.
ann fei :
The farmersof Dakota have taken a
very practical course toward wiping out
the trust monopoly evil. They haye
memorialized congress to remove the
tariff from all articlesfor the sale of
which a combination or trust has been
or may be formed. If congress in the
course of the coming tariff revision
would embody this idea in legis
lation the “trust’’ would not last long,
Dakota is claimed as a Republican
“state” and this “free-trade” move from
that quarter may sound a litlequee to
the high tariff Republicans in the east,
vane m—
THE SECRET OF A STRIKE.
The secret of the great strikes and
their lamentable failures is simple
enough, and here it is,
Under the inspiration of a few soulless
and inflated wratches such as have got
control of the Knights of Labor, an asso-
ciation of employees meet and are told
that they must strike, The reasvos vary,
but they are often trivial and perhaps
unjustifiable or fallacious. But that
dosen't make any difference to the labor
bosses. They are enough to inflame the
spirits of their unfortunate dupes to the |
point desired. Other inflammatory and |
stimulating arguments, alzs mostly lies, |
are heaped before them. They are told
that there is an enormous fund of money |
to carry them throngh the struggle, |
Loud applause. A telegram is read say- |
ing that the men at the other end of the |
line will eat their boots before they give |
up. Greatenthusiasm. The whole dis- |
trict is said to be unanimous and hot for |
a general revolt, and no swrrender is
the watchword, Frantic cheering. All
the surrounding labor organizations are |
with them heart and soul, and ready to |
stand by them, ifthe struggle should as- |
same such proportions, to their last dol-
lar. Sensation. And so on till the bos-
ses’ tongues tire of lies and their imagio-
ation fails to invent new incentives, and
the assembly adjourns im jubilation at
the prospect of putting these great im.
aginary forces in motion to crush their
so-called enemies.
All this is the work of the most heart.
less set of unprincipled impostors that
have appeared in modern times. And
when such knaves are driven from in
fluence in the ranks of organized labor.
ers, the first and most indispensable |
step in progress from the present state |
of decay and dissatisfaction will have |
been accomplished. !
THE HOLIDAYS OVER.
‘I'he holidays, in this county, seemed
to have passed over pleasantly with ail.
There was preity fair Sleighiog and with |
weather soited for that kind of enjoy. |
ment. Christmas dinners appeared to |
be all the go, generally with turkey on |
board. The Teachers’
treat lastiog nearly a week. We are]
sure we never koew the holidays to pass |
over with more enjoyment generally than |
last week, There was less carousing |
and intemperance and more general en- |
joyment appropriate to the season. There |
certainly was room for improvement in |
institute was a |
this regard sod we are glad to note a |
beginning of it.
tin :
CURE FOR RHEUMATISM.
Dr. Ard, of Woodward and other
physicians in the eastern end of the val-|
jey, are curing rheumatism by the use of |
ail of winter green, which is admioister- |
ed internaily. This 18 a recent discovery |
of Dr. Ard’s, us we are informed, and the |
remedy has proven s certaia cnre io a
number of cases treated by him and |
other physicians who have administered |
oil 10 rhensmatic patients,
A A I Mls
FROEGISTERS NOTICE. ~The following ao |
coutits have been exami passed and
filed of record in the Begister's office for inspec. |
tion of heirs snd legates, creditors and all others
in any wise interested, and will be presented to |
the Orphan's Court of Centre county, oh Wodnes
day the 2th day of Janua’ly A. D. 1558, for silow- |
ance and confirmation. .
1. The accountof D. K. Porter Woodring, ad. |
miinistrator of ete. of Samuel Woodring, Iate of |
Hush Twp , dead. !
4 Account of William P, Orbison, Guardian of |
Agnes L. Orbison, Minor child of James H, Orb i
son, late of Bellefonte borough, dee’d. i
3. Aceount of William P, Orbison Guardian of |
1. Harris Orbdson, Minor child of Jamses fi. Opt |
son, late of Belletute borough, dec'd,
4. Account of Willlam P. Orbison, Guardian of
Thotoas J. Orbison, Minor child of James IH. Orbl-
son, late of Bellefonte h, dee’d.
5. The srcount of WW, hand P.W. Has
sou, Executors of ete, of John Hasson, late of
flareis township, decd.
6. The find and final accoulit of Wm, F. Way,
Admire. of ete, of Ezra Way, Jate of Union town.
ship dec'd
%. The account of Mary E, Bush and C, B,
Pash administrators of ote, of Dr. J. M. Bush, late
of Patton township, dec'd.
% The sceountof A.J. Orndor! and Willlam
Roup, Administrators of ete of Jacob, L. Roup,
Jato of Ferguson township, deo'd,
%, The sceount of H. A Mingle, Executor of
ete. of BEllabeth Korman, iste of Haines towne
a dee'd
15, The final account of KE. C. Humes and
Adam Hoy, Administrators of ete, of Hon. James
I. Hale, inte of Bellefonte , decd, as filed
w E. C. Homes and the Executors of Hon. Adam
,dee'd,
ti The secount of John Hoffer, dec’d, Guar.
dian of Mary i. Williams (formerly Martin) dec'd,
ate a Minor child of Catharine Martin dec'd, as
filed by D. 8B, Keller. one of the Administrators of
Jobin voller dec'd,
12 The acronnt of John Hoffer, dee'd, Guar
digs of Morgane BK. and John HB. Martin, Minor
rar gi aT Hho Tadminenmies of thi
, 8, Koller one o i ministral LL i
A Le east of lohn Hour, avd
i+ 8 # ROeOUn n or, a, late
Guardia of Robert M., daha 1. Mary BE. Charles
¥, and Carrie M{ter, ren of Isaac
; oi Collegs wien de us fl
yD ¥K , One Aas OF ed
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fer, decd
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~ IVES’ RAILROAD VICTORY.
fle Defeats President Dexter and
Elected a Director.
Tense HAUTA, Ind, Jan. 3.— Yesterday
was an oventful day in the history of the
Vandalia line, and it has ended with Presi.
dent MoKoen on top, with a board of direc |
tors of his own choosing elected,
The annual election of the Terre Haute
and Indianapolis company was called for
noon, but a temporary restraining order,
obtained by the Cincinnati, Hamilton and
Dayton company from Judge Wooas, of
Indinnapoiis, deferred it till two o'clock,
Judge Woods in tho meantime dissolving it.
The Vandalia people also made a lognl
move by obtaining from Judge James M.
Allen, of the Superior Court, yesterday
morning an order restraining Henry 5.
Ives from revoking a proxy given by him
last summer to President McKeon, by
which the latter was to vete the stock sold
by McKeen to Ives and held by McKeen as
collateral.
This stook is worth $880,000, and was the
bone of contention that was fought over
yesterday between the Vandalin and Cloe |
cinnatl, Hamilton and Dayton companies, |
each olslming tho right to vote it. Judge |
Allen issued an order restraining the Cine |
cinnati, Hamilton and Dayton from voting |
this stock. i
To add interest to the fight both Henry
8. Ives and Julius Dexter, the latter prosi- |
dent of the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Day- {
ton Company, arrived here yesterday |
morning. The election occurred at? o'clock, i
and President McKeen's ticket swept the
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field clean, receiving all of the 15,113 voles
cast. The directors clected are: W. B.
McKeen, Henry 8B. Ives, Joseph Collett, D.
W. Minshell, J. G. Williams, G. E. Farring- |
ton and Henry Ross. It is the same board |
of directors that managed the road at the |
time Ives and Stayner bought it in June |
lust, except the addition of Ives.
The directors immediately electod W. B. |
president: J. W. Craft, treasurer, and C. |
E Farrington, secratary. A semi-annual |
dividend of three per cent was deciared,
which was quite remarkable when the con. i
dition of the road as Ives left it is cousid- |
ered. !
The clection of Ives as a director creates |
that ho |
it is supposed |
act
aided McKean in his victory
to be the price of his assistance
President Dexter returned to Cincinnatd |
Valuable Pictures Destroyed.
QuEnzkc, Jan, 3. —At three o'clock yoester-
day morning fire broke outin the seminary |
chapel, aad, despite uli the endeavors of the |
firemen, the build ng and its contents were |
reduced to ashes, The chapel was one of |
the oldest on the continent. 1t was built in
1785, and contained the finest collection of |
paintings of the French
school in America, Every one of these was |
destroyed. The monetary loss wil
considerable, but the value of the pictures
cannot be estimated, as they cannot bs re- |
placed. The insurance was twenly-six
thousand dollars,
—————————— IT
Mrs, Newton Has Three Husbands,
Cixpux, N. J, Jan. 8 ~Thomas Newton, |
to bo issued for his wife Harriet whom he
charges with bigamy. They wer? married |
on April 20 last, but she soon after deserted
him and went to live with her father, Rob- |
ert Page, on tho corner of Sixth and
Kaighp avenues. Newton claims that Har- |
riet was previously married to Fred Elsie, |
employed at the Camden Iron Works, and
also to James Davis, both of whom are still
living.
Lecturer Parsonsflead. |
Bosrox, Jan. 8. Hon. Wm. Parsons, the
is dead. Hoe was »
family of the Parsons at Parsontown, the
head of the family bearing the hereditary |
at Edinburgh University, became an ardent |
Nationalist, connected with the press and |
this |
of
country
his time to lecturing
ie
His Sorry New Year's Present. |
Bosrox, Jan. 8.--Tho only act that now |
romaine in the case of ex-Councilman
Francis L.. White, charged with forgery, is |
Their Wages Reduced.
Prrrasono, Jan. 3.~A number of coal
operators here notified their miners yestor
day of a reduction of five cents per ton.
This aotion is due to the fact the Knights
of Labor have not been sable to get Con
grossman Scoli’s miners to come oat for |
the Columbus scale. A strike may be the |
reanit.
a ——
——— a
Coal Tows Leaving Pittsburg.
Prrrseona, Pa. Jan A -—~Despite the |
change in the weather the mivers continue |
to rise slowly. Before this time to-morrow
There |
are about thirteen million bushels loaded
at this rise,
Will Build a Crematory. i
Woncesten, Mass, Jan. 8.—The Massa |
stock of $10,000 in $1,000 shares, has been |
organized. Itexpects to build a crematory
this winter.
Carbolle Acid by Mistake.
Hassrrorp, Jan. 8.--At Thompsonville
this morning the child of a family named |
Jones was given carbolio acid by mistake, |
1t died shortly afterward,
Baseball Notes.
Buck Ewing will have a chance to do
some pitching next season.
Mickey Welsh may not be with us next
souson, Btill, there is little to be feared
from that source.
Smiling Mic Welch, the New York
plone, wis th awh on "and had
% talk with President Day.
sign a contract,
LLOYD MeCLOSKEY DROWNED IN
THE RIVER ON SUNDAY.
On Bunday, 25 alt, about noon, Lloyd
McCloskey last his life at Lock Haven b
drowning in the river near the ET
He was on his way to Lis home at
Ritchey, near Hyner, to spend Christmas
lady friend, Miss Katie Christie, and
found her in company with snother
young man named Hayes Farley on the
river skating. When young MeCloskey
joined them Mr, Farley made his excu-
ses and went away, leaving the two
together. Under the pier or near it and
almost opposite Hanna's house, the ice
broke with them and both fell in, The
sonng man did his best to save the yonng
ls and succeeded in shoving her out
on the ice. where she was found lying,
but in the effort he exhausted his own
strength and sank. A couple of hoys
heard the splash and gave the alarm, and
goon assistance arrived, but too lute to
save the unfortunate young man, He
was not to be seen anywhere, but alter
a rake Lad been procured the body was
found on the river bottom just under the
ice, the water not being deep enough to
flo-t it away,
We understand that the young man's
mother waited dinner on ber son and a
relative went to the depot to meet him,
instead got the dispatch snoounce-
The
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DON'T
You think
Bat it may ron into
Or into ppneamounia. Or into
Poeuamonia is
death itself
The breathing apparatns must be kept
is disgusting
Consumption is
Cararrh
mat Otherwise there 1s
tronble ahead
All't i,
nose. throat bronchial tubes and Innes,
y and entirely cured
man Syrop
er.
6 diseases of these partg, hea
: yh
the nse of Boschee's Ge if
people ean tell yon
tle only 75
cents: Ask any druggist,
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WHAT PENNSYLVANIA OWES,
Harrisburg, December 30.--Goyernor
Beaver to-day issued a proclamation ane
souncing that the total amonst of
State debt eanceled for the year endi
to El 4)
year
£1581047
ng fand to $10,
Pennsylvania
amounted
the mame
total debt amounted to
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Another R nder |!
cminacr !
We have too many goods, $20.000 worth too many. To-day we begin our
cut price Sale, and want them to go fast. We make the prices so low for the
quality that you cannot fail to appreciate it,
We name a few of the Prices here:
pi
One lot of Gray Blankets, were $1 25 a
pair, now 90¢.
Ope lot of Comfosrtables,
now Tbe,
One lot of Comfortables, were $1 25,
now $1 00,
One lot of White Blankets, were $1 75,
now $1 00,
White Blankets, $1 50, 2 00, 2
8 006, 3 50 to £2 aniece.
Qune lot of Horse Blankets, were §1 00,
now 800, {
5¢ Calico reduced to 3c per yard,
A lot of Best Calicoes, were Tc,
per yard
Best Unbleached Musling,
now Oe,
Lot Ginghams, 4}, 5, 6, 7, B¢ per yard
Our 81.25 Cashmere, now 90c¢,
were $1 00,] « 100
ye
sd 1}
A bi
We want to close a lot of
(Ladies') Jersey Jackets away
cont,
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“ “
4 Eh,
380.
the finest
under
“ fi
50, '
"1 One lot of heavy Beaver Cloth,
$2.50, now $150 a yard.
Bilk Velvets in all shades, 80, .90
($2.50 a yard.
Velveteens 30, 40, 50 to 76c a yard,
enlors,
were
and
All
now Hcl
Black Silks,
yard.
A large assortment of Colored Silks,
00, 75, 1.00 to $2.00 per
wore So :
One lot Red Twilled Flannels, were 30,
naw 25¢,
Red Twilled Flannel, 25,
45
Plain Red Flannel, 15, 18
and 40¢ per yard,
One lot of Gray
per yard, now 1be.
A large assortment of Surah Silks and
Dress Batines ut greatly reduced prices,
Your cholee of 100 Ten Dollar Suits of
Clothes {or £7 ,
30, 35, 40 and |
0%
§ Ty
¥, ol, GO Coats
This is half price.
Boys, Youttg and Children’s Over:
oats reduced from 1.00 to $2.00 a prece
Loong Pants at 60c a pair.
rs BES BY
Papts 75. 1.20, 1.50
Your choice of 150 Men's single
Plannels . for 200 and $3 00.
is els, wore 185¢
’
1000 yards Toweling 4, 0
per yard,
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ss
BOVE
Men's
pair
Check Linseys, were 12¢,—~now Se, to 60 a
Your 00 pieces of Ladies’
Double Width Cloths, all colors, 40 to 50¢
;
per yard,
choice of i PRE in
The nobbiest, handsomes
RCTrew
Kit £25.00 ¢
} soo ¢
Men’s Tap Sole Boots... 2.00, 2.50, 0 to 5.00 a pair
Calf Boots :
Dress Shoes
Working Shoes
y's Boots
y \
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— CARPET
One Lot of Ingrain Carpet
if
were
ii is
of Herp Carpet
yoy pieces ti TR
100 pPICCES 10 SCICCH
LADIES SHOES!
id
nadia Yostt rons hi
Ladi ywtton Shoe
id Solid
va and
Doz. Corsets .235,
Call early and secure a bargain as we are overstocked with goods. We
gualantee to sell every article at Lhe |
LYON & CO, BELLEFONTE, PA
A Merv New Year!
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5 - : gee™ 1:1 %
Old Fathnr Time, like 1
rathers in the crop and
has been stored away for ref 3, in
its gay and youthful attire is upon us, and with it
resolutions, inspiration and vigor. We
he New Year with the best of wishes tow-
iil
ards all and kindly solict a share of your patronage
{IARPER & KREAMER'S STORE,
Centre EIall, FPenxr'’a.
rice repregel ted,
Harvester, annually
rie . 3 .
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When buying presents, always select something
Handsome, Elegant and Durable,
And it will be appreciated. Before buying, see our stock of jewelry:
Ladies’ and Gents’ Watch
Chains, Gold Watch Charms, Gold Bracelets,
Gold Pens and Pencils, Rings,
We handle reliable goods, and guarantee every article,
Silverware ! Silverware!
We have a fine line of Silverware, whieh has just been received, euitable for
table service:
Pomel ANTORS, CAKE DISHES,
es,
CUM, PICKLE DISHES,
tand Lamps,
KNIVES, PORKS, SPOONS, ETC ed
Cutlery a specialty, Come and
BUSHMAN & KREAMEY.
gee our fine los of Xmas goods,
Njrconn ICK BBOS,
a BROS
lb.
EXTER E| AL L
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ENTIRE AbLIP
DEALERS IN ALL KINDS
-- FURNITURE -:-
Bed Room Suits, Parlor Suits,
Side Boards, Lounges, Tcbles,
Bedsteads, Wood and Cane-Seat Chairs,
TUrndertaking a Specialty.
PTL Hi AEN SAH 5 EIS SRT,
NN” PLAINING MILL,
At Lorust Grove,nesr Grove and Woils
Saw Mill.
IRA BARGER,
has just opened & new and completes pisining
mill at the above pla aud bs prepared io 611 all
orde vo
BASH, cmon mens JH RE,
SIDING.
MOULDING
or anything else in his line,
as elsewhere, andsatisfaction guaranteed
UNDERTAKING,
in all its branches, attended to,
and an elegant hearse for fu
nerals.
BRACKETS,
Rates as ressonalis
IRA T. BARGER,
9febly Bpring Mills
JT. ELMO HOTEL,
A
Ne. 817 & 819 Arch Street, Philadeiphia,
Reduced rates to $200 per day. The
traveling public will still find at this Hoe
tel the same iiheral provision for their
comfort, Itis located In the immedmnio
contres of basiness and places of an
meant and different raliroad depots
I
as weil
[t offers special inducement
th visitingthecity for busines
those
6
Street Chrs constantly passing the
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Your patronage respectfully solicited
INS M. FEGER *Pronritor
ARMS CO.
ng Tools, and
f all kinds,
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