CENTRE REPORTER.
. KURTZ, Eprror and Pror'r
ae Hav, Pa.
Tuurs, Aeris 26, 1888
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THE QUEEN OF THE COAST.
IE OLD FASCINATION AND THE NEW AT-
LTRACTIONS OFFERED BY CAPE MAY,
om Phila, Daily Times, April 14th, 1888.]
here isa perennial youthfulness about
d Cape May which is continually tak-
jg shape in some new enterprise design-
| to add additional attractiveness to the
mous resort. In the days of old, when
je fame of Cape May stood out boldly
inst all the wor!d as the pleasure re
of the American people, popular de-
nd was pot so exacting. The wide-
hing beach, the grand surf, good ho-
and fine company gave abundant
sasnre to the hosts of vigitors who jour-
eyed thither by boat or stage or cuin-
ons family coach. They demanded no
tricions features to heighten the
tural loveliness of ocean or sky or to
d to the fascination of atmosphere. It
8 enough if they lived well and revel-
i in the beauty that surrounded them.
Later on the world seemed to revolve
hore rapidly, the visiting hos's were
hirled over the Jersey sands in hours
pstead of days. They found the same
id Cape May which their fathers and
ndfathers had known, bat the tastes
if the children had changed, They lived
pore in & day than their ancestors did in
week. They longed for newress and
sshness, snd pined for excitement.
Brest hotels were built to conform to
heir notions, Society held a summer
Sonrt on the sands; glittering equipages
plied along on the glistening beach; fes
ivals of music and song mingled their
harmony with neverceasiog music of the
saves: a great pier was projected ont in
Ro the deep, where mirth and festivity
chased away care, It was a new Cape
May evolved from the substance of the
old. :
I A striking fact in this connection 18
hat evervone who visits Cape May al-
ays returns. It may be for a day ouly
pr two «lays, vet they go back. There is
singular charm in sea and air and sorf,
which tempts the one-iime visitor to re-
new acquaintance with the pleasureful
surroundings.
The prospects for the coming season
are bright. There is more activity ip
real estate than ever known before, and?
Sethe demand for cortages and accommo
da ions foreshadow that nt only are a
large number of old admirers retarning
ors are joining the procession.
Last sammer, after hasty organization
and rapid preparation. the groands of
the Cape May Athletic Club were open-
ed. The success of the undertaking wus
econspicaous, Its organizers and patrons
embraced all the prominent residents
and property owners, aud the spectators
of the sports included everybody. This
season the hand~ome grounds will be im-
proved and a series of athletic exhib:-
gion and sports of every character ex en-
ing through the summer will be arrang
The glittering gem of this year’s acquir-
ed attractions is the race track. A very
eligible piece of ground just ontside the
ei y limits on the turnpike leadiug to the
Point has been purchased by the Cape
May Driving Park Association. A mile
and a half-mile track bss been | id out
aad built, and work on the grand stand,
club house, and stables are to be com-
menaced at an early day and pushed for-
ward to completion again the openiog
of the season. The grand stand will ac-
commodate 5000 people and the stable is
to furnish stalls for 75 to 100 horses. In
the arrangement and coustruction of
track snd buildings some novel improve-
ments wil be added.
Toe old Cape May has long borne the
palm for the beaty of its women, and it
may now win new ianrels from the pliye-
jeal strength of its mer and tue records
made on its tarf,
-~
The next census of the population of
the United States witl be the ceuteunial
Leensus. The first census was taken io
1790, and at this period the whole popu-
ation was less than four millions, or but
little more than half of the preseut popa-
| {ation of the Empire State of the Union
In 1810 it was aboat twice this number,
and had more thas doabled ia 1840, and
more than doubled again in 1870. In
I880 it was more than fifty miilions, and
the nextcensus will probably show =a
population of between sixty-five and
gevénty millions. In about thirty years
thereatter it will, ar the past rate of in-
grease, ba not far from one haudred aod
| forty millions. There are children now
living who, if the past mate of increase
shall be continued, will be hving when
the population of the United States wil
be nearly three hundred millions,
The latest lockout or labor trouble was
the onethat brewed in beer circles last
| week. Nobody is hart -nobody cares
E Beer or no beer, the world mill move,
and if it can't on beer, there are oceans
of water to fall back on.
The boycott of the brerdrinkers oa
beer is atemperaoce move ina new
quarter, and if it is kept up the temper
pe societies may sit down, look on and
(OE TO STOCKHOLDERS ~THE AN.
nual meeting of the stockholders of the
nrg and Tyrone Railroad Oiinpagy will be
the offies of the company, No. South
h street, Philadelphia, Pa, on Monday, Ma
Rat 113 o'clock, a. m. Election for
and directors
same dat 40d place,
JAMES R, McCLURE,
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CAUTION,
The Bnderaiened have pure! ened, at
vatalile’s sale, atl the pers pal oroper
: or Hoanrd Smith, of near Farmers Sine
it: Cow, eookstove, ool stove, 2
4 beds, flour chest, 9 chairs, 2
chest carpenter 100's, and all
personal property and will
the game in his posession. All
are hereby cautioned against
PRING OPENING
eri lL meee
&A.LOEB
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BELLEFONTE. Pa,
FEET EEN EE
New Goods!
The Spring and Summer
Seasons will soon be here
and we are glad that we
can announce to our many
friends that we have alar
ger and finer stock than
New Stock
ever. in ev.
ery Department.
0-3-0
CARPETS!
If you want to buya new
Carpet this Spring, come
and see our immense line
lling at
We have
which we are se
lowest prices.
all grades.
o--EEe- El
Our reputation in Centre
County for selling only the
best
or
gre
ide of clothing is
We
immitations
an established fact.
never handle
or shoddy and our custom-
ers know what they buy.
all
the late styles in Clothing.
Have new stock and
o-B-B
We would respectfully call
the attention of the Ladies
to our Dry Goods Depart-
ment, Our Stock com-
prises the new styles and
latest novelties in cloths
for Spring and Summer
wear,
Ro |
S&A.LOEB
ne ‘with said property,
fon ARPES & Kamas
WALL PAPER :
WINDOW SHADES AND
FIXTURES.
Painting and Paper Hanging,
A SPECIALTY AT
S. H. Williams,
46 High Street,
Bellefonte, Penna.
We have the Largest Stock of Wall Pa-
ever brought to Bellefonte, at prices
lower than ever before.
BROWN BACKS 7¢, WHITE BACKS 12¢,
PATENT BACKS 0c, WHITE BACKS 12¢,
SATINE and MICAS 1%, GOLD from 15 to 45e,
Empossed Golds and Flocks fram 45 cents Lo
$1.75 per plece.
COLOR BORDERS—6 band 12¢, 5 band 15 cents,
4 band 2 cents, 8 band 8 cents, 2 band 45 cents,
1 band 75 cents
GOLD EMBOSSED BORDERE~S band 2 cents,
4 band 35 cents, 3 band 45 cents, 2 band 75 cents,
1 band $1.00 w £1.50,
We have ‘good Painters and Paper
Hangers constantly in our em-
ploy. Are prepared to execute
work on short notice and in a
workman-hike manner.
Call and examine our stock
phone Connection,
Tele
HE PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE
LOCATED IX ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTI-
FUL AND HEALTHFUL SPOTS IN THE
ALLEGHENY REGION, UNDENOMINA.
TIONAL: UPEN TO BOTH BEXES
TUITION FREE BOARD AND
OTHER EXPENSES VERY
LOW,
LEADING DEPARTMENTS OF STUDY.
and AGRI
with constant il
4d in the Labora
1 AGRICULTURE ( Three Courses }
CULTURAL CHEMISTRY
justrations on the Farm an
tory.
BOTANY and HORTICULTURE; theoret!
cal and practical. Students taught original
study w fin the mien pe,
CHEMISTRY: with an unusually full and
} mh course the Laboratory
NGINEERING, very extensive
with best mod trumenis
Ancient and Mi 1, with origi
field
MATHEMATICS and ASTRONOMY
and applied
MECHANIC ARTS: ¢
study, three yearns
ing and «quipment
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
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with COU, New
chanics, Sound, lLigh
very full cores
Lice
PARTMENT
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fis January 11 188% spring term,
inter term Ope
: For Catalogue or other Inforns
th, 1888
W. ATHERTON, LL.D. Prost,
Fiate College, Centre Co. Fa.
REWARDED are those
RICHL who resa this and then
act, they will find honorable employment (hat
will hot take them from thelr bomes and fam)
lies. The profits are large and sure for every in
dustrious person ny have made and are now
several ire] dollars a month. It is
nd upwards per day,
Either sex, young or
wi. Everyl
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No special Sifiit tpired
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#tinson & Co., Portland, Maine
WANTED
to canvass for the sale of Nursery
Stock | Steady smplo t guarantesd. SALARY
AND EXPENSES PAID. Apply st once, stating age
(hase Brothers Company, "ROCHESTER NV.
0 bas revolution
ised the world
doring the last half century. Not least amon
the wonders of inventive progress ia & meelhon
and systetn of work that cas be performed all
over Lae country without separating the workers
from their homes. Pay liberal. an
the work, cither sex, young or old: no special
ability required. Capital pot needed; you are
started free. Cut this out and return to us and we
will send you free, something of great value ani
importance to you, that will start you in blsiness,
which will bring you In more money right away,
than anything else in the world Grand uth
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the Court of Common Pleas of the 0th Jud
Fmriet, Sonststing of Sie of Ooutie
untingdon, and “hester Munson
ing date ro Tho bud 4 ody iL 0 me di
rected, for hold NA Ly Termi
and General Jail yey auf Bes ions of
the Peace in Bellefonte the county of Osntre
the sth M of April
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ALLEGHESY BT,, BELLEFORTE, PA
Free Buss to and from all trains,
he
YON, Prop.
GG. B BRANI
0)-SHOEMAKER,~(0
CENTRE HALL, PA,
1 haye opened a Shoemaker Shop in
Deininger’s building, above Harper and
Kreamer's Store, and am prepared to
attend to all kinds of work pertaining to
Work attended to PROMPT
LY. Prices reasonable,
my trade.
Give me a call-
LEWISBURG AND TYRONE RAILROAD.
BELLEFONTE, RITTANY AND LEMONT B.R
Daly Except Bunday.
Westward,
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7 40 Paddy Mountain
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18 Penn Cave
Centre Hall
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52 Lemont
G9 Dale Summit
5 0% Pleasant Gap
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Additional trains leave Lewis
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leave Montandon for Lewisburg at 9.20
smand 78 pm,
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