THE CENTRE
I —
REPORTER,
FRED. KURTZ, Epiror and Pror'r
Cextag Haun , Pa, Tuurs, May 24,1888
TERMS: —One year, $1.50, when paid in ad
vance, Those in arrears subject to previous
terms,
Advertisements 20 cents per line for 8 inser
tions and 5 cents for each subsequent insertion,
.
THE PHOHIBITION MOVEMENT.
The prohibition party is composed of
a body of moral reformers who are un-
tiring in their efforts to bring their party
and ita dootrius before the nation. Many
of its leaders are what might be styled
fanatics and are filled with great expec
tations; to make temperance the nation-
al issue, and their party one of the great
parties. Tueirinfluence is growing and
their labors bave not been in vain, Yet
it is very doubtful if they can push their
claims so far as to obtain any influence
in national affairs. The old parties are
here to stay; and will remain for many
years to come. The New York Sun very
ably sums up their standing aod possi-
bilities in the following:
A striking feature of the Prohibition
movement is the faith of its leaders in
their ultimate success. This body of re.
formers confidently affirm and appear to
believe that their party will eventoally
become dominant in both state and na
tion. The birth and growth of the Re-
publican party is a favorite theme with
the temperance orators. They liken their
movement to the incipient efforts of the
Republican leaders, and boldly assert
that it is only a question of tinre when
the same measare of success which at-
tended the Grand Old Party will also re-
ward the efforts of the cold water people.
The increase in the Prohibition vote fo
ing the last four Presidential elections
from a little more than 5,000 in 1872 to
over 150.00) in 1884, 18 pointed to with
pride as a forecast of greater gains in the
future. The Prohibitionisis are getting
aggre sive, and vigorously denounce not
only the men engaged in the liquor traf-
fic. but also those who entertain any
other method of dealing with it than
their own.
In their confident predictions these en-
thusiasts perhaps forget that side issues
have always been a prominent feature io
American politics. Movements of various
kinds, from thst of the Anti-Masonic
party of a hall century ago to those of
the Prohibitory and Labor parties of to-
dav. have always existed, only to draw a
few votes from the great parties. All
these movements have been short lived,
and none have left any permanent m-
pression upon politics, In nearly
every Presidential contest in our history
the real issue has been between to great
parties, and there 18 no immediate pros-
pect that either of these two migoty po-
litical organizations will give way to a
third. be it founded upon the problem of
labor, prohibition, or woman suffrage.
Yet the temperance army contains
good speakers and pleasaat singers, and
will serve to enliven the campaign.
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HALF RATES TO THE CONVEN.-
TIONS VIA PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
With a viewjof accommodating the hosts
the political convestions
and other general mee'iogs hereinafler
mentioned, Pennsylvania Railroad
Company will sell excaorsion ti
he points named below from all promi-
nent
specified, at one far
of visitors tO
the
keta to
stations on its system, on the dates
J for the round trip
The tickets will be good for passage io
both directions on all regular passenger
trains, except Limited Express trains,
The occasions on which such tickets will
be sold are as foil
To Indianapolis, Indiana, on account
of the National Prohibition Convention,
which will meet May 30th, ticke's will
be sold from May 25th to 20th inclusive,
good for return trip antil June 6th, 1888,
inclusive,
To St. Louis, Mo., on account of the
National Democratic Convention, which
will. meet Ju: tickets will be sold
May 31st to June 4th, inclosive, g wd to
retaorn until June 12th, 1888, inclusive
I'o Cincinnati, Ohio, on account of the
meeting of the Supreme Lodge of
Word, Knights of Pythias, w hich
assemble June 12: bh. tickets will
Jane 7th to 11th, inclusive, good to re
turn anti! J 24, 1885, inc i
Ta Chicago, 111, on account of the Na- |
jonal Republican Convention, which
will t June 19th, ti will be
gold from Jane 14th to 18th, inclusive.
The rontes over which the tickets will
be sold is Pennsylvasia Railroad to
Pittsburgh, thence by the Pennsylvania
Company's lines to destination.
The well-known and superior advan
tages of the Pennsylvania Railroad, aris-
ing from complete facilities, fine equip-
ment, and its unsorpassed service of
through trains commends this route
most strongly to intending visitors to
these great gatherings,
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free kets
INDIAN RESERVATION OPENED.
The Montana Reservation Bill having
now become a law opens for settlement
four millions acres rich farmiog lands in
the well-known and loog coveted Milk
liver Valley, also large areas of excel-
lent grazing country on the surrounding
uplands. This portion of Montana, be~
sides its agricultoral resources being rich
in minerals with an abundance of coal,
there. C. H. Warren, Gen, Pass. Agent,
St. Paul, Mion , has issued for free dis-
tribution, an excellent Map, and a pam-
phlet with other information regarding
this enuntry. Low rates are now being
made to Great Falla for those desiring to
explore this new country.
conga. Ay
A bin own¥¥by W. 8. Farqoar, of
Chattanooga, Tenn., laid an egg the other
day about the size of a goose egg, which
contained a perfect yolk, and white, and
also au ordinary hen's egg, foily devel.
oped, shell and all.
, -
GOING WEST,
The general iaterest that has been
taken in the opening of the Montana
Indian Reservation isshown by the large
number of people who have already
gone to Great Falls to investigate the
mineral and agrienltural resources of
that wonderful country. The low ex
cursion rate announced by O. H. Warren,
Gen. Pass. Agent of the Bt Paul,
Minneapolis & Manitoba Railway,
makes the expense of exploring this
country merely nominal, and will un
doubtedly result in a still larger number
following.
PRING OPENING
re lB eee
S.&A.LOE
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BELLEFONTE.
Pa,
of ORO!
‘ew (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.
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C \R PET
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If you want to buya new
Carpet this Spring, come
and see our immense line
which
we are selling at
lowest prices. We have
all grades.
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--Clothing--
g
Our reputation in Centre
County for selling only the
best grade of clothing is
We
an established fact.
never handle immitations
or shoddy and our custom
ers know what they buy.
Have all
new stock and
the late styles in Clothing.
BH -B-2
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,
foffoffoliofiofiofiofiejo!
S&A.LOEB
| BELLEFONTE,
ro HE PENNBYLVANIA BTATE COLLEGE
LOCATED IN ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTI
FUL. AND HEALTHFUL SPOTS IN THE
ALLEGHENY REGION; UNDENOMINA-
TIONAL: OPEN TO BOTH SEXES
TUITION FREE BOARD AND
OTHER EXPENSES VERY
LOW,
LEADING DEFPA STMENTS OF STUDY,
AGRICULTURE (Three Courses) and AGRI
CULTURAL CHEMISTRY; with constant il.
lustrations on the Farm and in the Labore
tory,
Bd WANY and HORTICULTURE; theoreti:
cal and Jinctioal, students taught original
study with the microscope.
CHEMISTRY; with an unusually
thorough course in the Laboratory,
CIVH. ENGINEERING; very extensive field
practice with bestmodern instruments,
HISTORY: Ancient and Modern, with orlgl
nal investigation,
LADIES’ COURSE IN IITERATURE and
SCIENCE; Two years. Ample facilities for
Music, vooal and fostrumental
LANGUAGE and LITERATURE; Latin
{optional,) French, Gennan sand Euglish (re
quired.) one or more continued through the
entire course,
MATHEMATICS and
and applied.
MECHANIC ARTS; combining shop work
with study, three years’ course; New build-
ing and equipment,
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING,
cal and practical,
MENTAL, MORAL and POLITICAL BCI
ENCE: Constitutional Law and History,
Political Economy, ete,
MILITARY SCIENCE: instruction theoreti
cal and practical, including each arm ofthe
service
PHYSICS: Mechanics, Sound, Light, Hest,
Electricity, ete. a very full course, with ex-
tensive Laboratory praclice
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT
years-—-carefully graded and thoro igh
inter term opens January 11, 15888; spring lerm,
For Catalogue or other inlonos
full and
ASTRONOMY, pure
theoretd
Two
1, ad tress j
GEO. W, ATHERTON, LL.D,
state College, Cor
LEWISBURG AND TYRONE R ATLROAD
BELLEFONTE, NITTANY AND I EMONT A.
Daily Except Sunday.
Westward,
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Eastward
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Pras E PUGH, , BR. WOOD,
eneral Manager Gen’'l Pw'ger Ag!
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has revol
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» last half century Ned leas
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be performed a
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Any one can Of
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you are
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Minnesota Leads the World
with ber stock dairy and grain pr ducts.
2,000,000 acres Dne Lmber, farming and grazing
lands, adjncent to railroad, for sale cheap OD
eas tarmas, F Als, pr Ss, rates, ete,
Odean, J. Bon kwalter, Land Commissioner, or
C H, Warren, Genera - sme
™ r Agent, B5t ‘ %
Paul, fen ANITOB
Asx for Book H ,
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LEN
SALES!
WANTED
e
Where Are You Going?
When 40 you start? Where from? How many
in your party? What amount of freight or
baggage have you?! What route do you prefer?
Upon receipt of an answer 10 the above ques
tions you will be furnished, free of expenses, wi
able Inform- Baw AS
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BROOK ERHOFF HOUSE,
ALLEBOHERY 8T,, BELLEFONTE, PA
Good Sample Rooms on First Floor.
Free Buss to snd from all trains, of
Special rates to witnesses and jurors, 8jun
G. B BRANDON, Prop.
BROCKERHOFF HOUSE
CENTRE HALL HOTEL.
D. J. MEYER, Prop'r.
FOR BUMMER BOARDERS AND TRANSIENT
CUBTOM.
Good Table, healthy locality,
mountain water, surrounded
natural scenery in the state,
and churches convenient,
reasonable,
pure
by finest
Behools
Terms very
16ang tf
ax ERON HOUSE,
Cor, 2nd & Market St.
LEWISBURG, PA.
First-class house in every
Good sample rooms on 1st
juss to and from all trains,
THOMASHARPER HUTCHINBON,
seplIBTU Proprietor
respect
floor. Free
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RVIN HOUSE,
LOCK HA EN, PA:
3B. WOODS CALDWELL, Proprietor,
Terms reasonable, wood sample rcoms
on first floor.
BU HOUSE,
W. R. Teller, proprietor, Belle
fonte, Pa. Special attention given 10
country trade, junel by
HOUSE,
Fou AIN
BELLEFONTE, PA.
EMANUEL BROWN, Proprieto
The traveling community will
this hotel equal to any in the county ip
every respect, for man and beast, and
charges very moderate. Give it a trial
Riune tf
find
N EW GARMAN HOUSE,
a
opposite the Court House
BELLEFONTE, PA.
y New Gar
Bnd 18 ope
ARANK BIBLE.
— ATTORNEY AT LAW
Bellefonte, Centre Co, Pa
Office in Conrad building, opposite
1911
Brockerhofl House. anlotf.
5 CM BOWER E. L. ORVIS
ROW TR
BOWER &
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ORVIS
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
BELLEFONTE, PA
Office opposite the Court House
floor of Furst's building.
D. ¥ PORTNEY, ;
Office in old Conard
fonts,
Cada DALE,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAY
Bellef
corner In
sate, Pa
amond, two
Dank,
Office N. W,
* ’ 1
doors from frst national
I. 1. BrasxcaLER
Sf ANGLER & HEWES
ATTTORNEYS ATI
BELLEFONTE CENTRI
Epeciai all
the cour
JoBx KLINE
ATTORNEY AT- LAW,
Office on second floor
building north of Court House. Can be
consulted in Euglish or German. Tm’yS4
CE TRE COUNTY BARKING OO,
BELLEFONTE
Reseive Deposits and allow 11
Discount Notes; Br 33 He
Securities
JAB. A. BEAVER Db. 8H1
PENNA
erent
Government
GERT,
Cashier
BOY. A D.,
OCULIST AND AURIST
President
BR
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Office No 4 South Spring Street, Be
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Office Hours, Tto 9a. m., 1 tol, and
11may4m
call In person where DeosRSary. Parties not
ready to answer above questions should cut out
may become useful. Address C. H. Wisnnx,
General Passenger Agent, Minn.
8. L. Wannmw, General
Broadway, New York.
. Bend for new mep of Northwest.
{JRTRA X8' COURT BAL}
Pursuant to an order of the Orphans
Court of Centre county, there will be ex weed 10
publi sale, at the Court House, in Bellefonte
a.
SATURDAY, JUNE 16
at 1 o'clock, P. M., the following described
REAL BSTATE
the property of the late John Bartges, deceased ,
Gregg township, said county, viz All that cers
tain treet of and situated in the wwmship of
Greg, bounded and described as follows Begin.
ning at a post, thence south 8 34° east 47 510
per. thence south 55°, east 7 per thence south 29,
east 6 5.10 per; thence south 56%, east | per
theonoe north 4 54%, east 7.9 per. thence east 3.1
per - thence south 50°, east 11 per. thence sotth
149, east 13 per; thence south 31°, east 17.8 per
thence south 51%° east 15.2 per. thence south 63
deg. east 6 per. thence south 10 deg, east 2512
per. thence south 71 deg., east 161 per. thence
south 0 deg. west 31.2 per: thenoe south 78 des
east 2 per; theuoe south 2304 deg, west 13.3
per.: thence south 0 deg, exst 41.2 per. thence
north 813 deg, eat R86 per: thence north 54
deg.; east 40 2 per: thents south 4 deg, east
10 per.; thence north 3434 deg. east 31.2 per
thence south 60% deg., east 38 per. thence north
134 dew , east 111.6 per. thence north fil deg.
west 75 pet ; thence sonth 88 ang. west UN per;
thence south Sig deg, west 79.3 per. thence
porth § deg. west 39 per; thence north MY deg,
west 20.2 per, to the Jie of begining, contain.
ing one hundred and Aly acres and 152 perches
About twenty acres of the above are covered
with fine Pine and Oak timber. Thereon erected
a
TWOSRTORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE.
Large Bank Barn and other Out Buildings, all in
good condition, There is also a fine orchard of
choloe fruit, good well and cistern at the house.
This farm is pleasantly situated ner the village
of Parmvers Mills, The public school bullding is
on the premises, and it is but a few rods to promt.
office, churches and smith «Anyone desire
fog a fist class farm in ooe of the best commu.
nities in the county would do well to examine this
ote before purchasivg elsewhere,
TERMS OF BALE:
One third of purchase money cash upon confir-
mation of sale; one-third in one year, and the
nelance in two years, Deferred payments to be
wsecnred by bonds and mortgage upon the premise
es, and 10 boar Interest.
. C. P. HEWES,
Tavsree
Joss HIDES !
hest cash market pli will be
d forall kinds of hides by Aaron Har-
at Centre Hall station, tL
LEWISBURG BOOK BINRERY,
All ¥inde of binding, st reasonable rales New,
papers, magazines, paraphicls, te. bound and re
bound jo fret class style 102m
( tf W. HOSTERMAN,
x Dentist,
Residence on Main street,
residence. Will give satisfaction in
branches of his profession, Ether
ministered 14apr
. R.8 G. GUTELIUS,~
D Dentist, Millheim. Offers his
professional services to the public Hao is
prepared to perform all operationsin the
Aantal profession He is now fully pre
pared Lo extract tleeib absolutaly withon
Cain. my 27%
” WATER! WATER!
Plenty of it for every body-allow me
to draw the attention of everybody in«
t-rested in having plenty of good water
I will have mydrilling machioe in the
neighborhood of Centre Hall, witha 15
days and any one who wishes to have a
a ell drilled, can address me here for the
next ten days, after that Centre Hall
Pa
Box 345.
Centre Hall,
Office in
all
ad-
Gro, 8 CLEMENTS,
WHY DO YOU PAY RENT?
Wheo the money given the landlord will
srehage a better honse than the one in
which you live, Should you die before
the payments are complete, your heirs
receive a deed at once. Why not secure
a home or business property on this plan
enjoy all your earnings, and be confident
that your family will not be turned into
thesireet should you die. For further
particulars avply or address
Tue Hour Comraxy or N.Y,
83 and 85 Livprty Si, New York,
of A. C Moore, General Agent, office
over post offios, Bellefonte, mit
NEW MILLINER SHOP,
The undersigned Las opened a millins
er shop in Jacob Lee's house near the de-
pot at Centre Hall.
tronage of the
public is solie-
Bape E, Grove,
The
ted. All are invited.
p. 19th
Our
styles.
KIND
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$53 1 VOT
1 152 Rhaffer, Henry
3 163 Towers
Wallace
Weitael, John
COLLEGE TOWKSHII
nson, Rok
Johnson, Thomas
CURTIN TOWKSHIF
Brooks, Jesse
Carscadden, ID
Coats, Lindley
12 Camoadden. D
DeHaven, Peter
Evans, Cadwalader
Evans, Cadwalader
Elliott, Willisan
Bddy, Esther
450 Gilbert Wills
“0 Hollowell, Bd
Irwin, James
1 #0 Irwin, Robert
nil Kelse, Joseph
te Kelso, Joseph
450 Kelso, Joseph
an Leech, Matihew
2074 Lowns, Oaleb a
27% Longsireth, isasc
HT Ye Lowns, Oleh
avis Longstreth, Isaac
70 Mason, John 8
196 Milicr, James
415 Waln, Jacob
360 Willis, Jonathan
41% Wister, Casper .
433 163 White, James...
FERGUSON NOWNSHIP,
Burchfield, Willis.
4% Bates, Daniel
Oliver, James
GREGG TOWNSHIP,
250 MeDowell Alexander
52 Unknown... p-
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106 126 Hahn, Willlamm. ooo
HAINES TOWNSHIP.
16 Bolinder, John
60 Bolinder, Henry
0 Polinder, Fred...
0 Bolinder, Adam .
Barr, Thomas
Barr, James
Bare, Mary...
Grats, Simon...
: Links, May... .
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28 150 Nowy. William... "
178 MoBiroth. Robert...
4d Mestgar, Daniel.
Motz, John
a0 60 Bwineford. -
0 Hover & Wolf i.
Snyder, SIMOD on
Bnyder, Catharine.
Bpyder, Catharine,
190 Weise, John and Bol
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Hale, Jaz
Hale, Js
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jowis, Lewis
Martin, Alexander
MeMannuus, James
} Milliken, M_. ¥
Mitchell, N¥J
} Misper
Morgan, Benjar
Mitchell, W 1 jam I
32 1563 Tallman, Ben)
Tompkine, Joseph
483 1568 Valentine, A. 8
432 153 Wahn, Rebecca
428 168 Wahn, Phoebe... ne
#3 153 Wharton, Moore
433 1% Wharton, Elizabeth
415 Wharton, Sarah
438 151 142 of Wharton,
Mary M i
483 158 1412 of Wharton,
wry .
416 Wahn, Richard.
RUSH TOWNSHIP.
274 153 Allison, Thosuas
453 158 Allon, John -
as Allison, James
FL Allison, Andrew
ww Allison, A. and John
Lolly a
164 10 Alltson, James
29 116 Arthur, Ana,
82 Bauman, Joseph
431 188 Brickley, David.
433 168 Bruntstman, Peler
158 Britches, lsano ..
hvestant, Samuel
Chestnnt, Sam de!
253 13 Domb, Frederick...
#5 182 Everman, John
$158 Edwards, Thomas
1 78 Ehler, Martin. ea
432 163 Ehler, Christian. .... #85
216 158 Grant, Thomas... %08
46 168 Gradl, Jobin. oa
St IR Grant Thomas 08 88
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Vides, Benjam
Booed, David
Rohrer Christian
Smith, John H
Daniel
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Unknown
Warden, Jeremiah
Wickershaw, Amos
WORTH TOWNSHIP
Clymer, lienry 6
Gray, J.B 137
Hawthorne, Thomas © 65
Hawihorpe, James. 1165
Kutes, John 4 0
Tawman, Goorge i
Nalin, Jasper. on 24 61
Milas, Ssanuel 1 81
Rowe Jahn i 47
I hiknown 41
Ewaneow lok, John 407
Ninger. John im
Ehippen. Willinm, 4 6x
Wistar, William 24568
Wister, Dandel........ 535
CYRUS Goss,
Treasurer.