THE CENTRE we REPORTER, FRED KURTZ, Eorror and Pror'n TERMS; One yoar, $1 “Rie Those in arrears Crms, Adverts Ons, an i Cexrieeg Havl, e Man of Mame. James G. Blaine Arrives in New York at Last. MET BY MANY OF HIS ADMIRERS, A Great Demonstration by Republicans in the Metropolis—Many Vessels Greet Him in the Bay—The Trip from New York to Boston—Speeches on the Way. New York, Aug. 14.—The in honor of Mr. Blaine Thursday night was conducted with much eclat, despite the detention at sea of the great a Fifth and ners and roar of appl The : parade | } [ prote setion, walks were man THE FOURTEEN FOOT BALL. all sorts of flags The big ca fourteen feet in diameter, ) wns auded as it Wis r Cappa's full band led ti I greatly appl liv ely Th from this striking aniforins i of them attended by excellent giving forth 2 patriot Parried bauners principles. The march past the revi pied two hours ar ad f Jams (3 ser fora third The tire ry par Was 8 consisted Star It 1 Margaret and the Indies’ wife s two dang Hattie, cabin, whither rhters, They were oacorted to i aine had the greatest them, owing to the urroasded him on all 11 graspi 3 1ItY in y Ko Pp iblicas introduced, of we nk rospondoed « At the conclusion of Mr the members of the club passed through the Blaine, The ovation which Mr when he arrived at was such as Biaine's remarks and the cabin and greeted Mr Wr guests Blaine recsived Fifth Avenue hotel soon forget. The the ha will pot 08 Willi DoS BLAINE MAKES HIS APPEARANCE members of the family arrived at the hotel some fifteen minutes before the great Rapub- liean, and the hotel corridors were crowded, the dense throng shouting, “Blaine! Blaine! James G, Blaine.” After repeated calls and cheers for “Blaine,” which lasted five minutes, he ap peared on one of the hotel balconies and spoke a {ew words, which were enthusiasti- cally received Mr. Blaine panwed a quiet Sunday at Man- hattan Beach New Yorx, Auz. 14.-Mr. Blaine left bere yesterday morning at 11 o'clock, There was comparatively a small erowd at the station to see him off, not more than half a hundred witnessed his departure from the Fifth Avenue hotel. The private ear of President Clark, of the New York and New Haven road, was placed at the disposal of the Blaine party. It was attached to the 11 o'clock express on the New Haven road. Most of the Republican leaders had sald good-by to Mr. Blaine the night before, and his callers at the hotal in the morning were not very numerous and included only per sonal friends, Bostow, Aug. 14.-<The train loft New York amid the booming of cannon and the waving of handkerchiefs, and friendly greet ings followed the party all the way. A —— The Campaign In indiana. IxpIARAPOLIS, Aug. 14.-~The Democrats and Republicans will open tho campaign in this state at ths anme time, on the same date, between the 25th of the present and the 1st of néxt month, ExSenator MeDonald {a ng a speech for the Democratic opsn. tng. fo will desl altogether with the tariff Ex-Governor Porter is engaged ona THE KEY: STONE STATE. EWS TOPICS OF LOCAL INTEREST TO PENNSYLVANIANS, Fancies Gleaned from Bolled the Facts and Down to Benefit of Sourcey and Paragraphs for Susy Readers. under slug a Avrrooxa, Pa., Aug. 5.--Bix men Foreman Edward Connors were 1 derrick upon a trestle near Mapleton station, on the Pennsylvania road, when a heavy car, i : OF » fi fyi ng mitrollable, began In ths ‘wor trostio upon 1 spot where crushing the trestle and men into the Jun ata river, fifty feet below. Foreman Georg Connors, of Mechanicsville, New York, thirty-five feet. His head was crushed throes places His injuries are had fatal, HOrge In pr of ; sustained injuri to his it and abdomen and die. Albert Mullens of horribly crushed, i Henry Brown, of ton, Pa., leg broken in two plages, also urios Johan Costello, of Philadel face lap rated in strips, injuries sodd it fon se , breast i to lve “Aloon i fun to th He shifted the 5 track at t akon nt was 1 rate of thir Wages of Flint Gls PITTSBURG, Aug played wspintend $ Dyuamiters in Wilkesharre, ge. Pa, Aug 11 It is knowy organizad under the v Bros tha Porc « mittee of A Vein of Gold (asriz Discovered. New York, Ang. 11.—A Herald special from BD § i y goid quartz rox Kartha motnta wit of Hefo ndications aretha rock v ton, and is great excite farmers and others in tl Will Yield on ui SIU per among the s¢ neighborhood Struck Agniost Seab Labor, Wokespaune, Pa, Aug 11 Three bun- dred men emipioyed at the axie Jargest of the kind in wntry, struck because of the employment labor, The stri away from Wilkesharre fie ox Supposed Fireproof Ballding Barned. Prorssong, Aug. 10.-The dynamo plant of the East Ena Elec damaged by fire to the extent of $90,000, The origin of the fire is not known The structure was supposed to be fireproof. The Joss is coverad by instrance, Prohibitionists £6 Move to New York. Hammusnuna, Pa, Aug 1L-~At the meets ing of the state Prohibition executive oom. mitten it was announced that the national Prohibition headquarters would soon be re moved trom Chicago to Now York, Flint Glass Factories Start Up. Premsoune, Aug 18-At midnight last night the 1350 factories controlled by the Awerican Flint Glass Workers’ union were st in operation, and over 6,000 men whe Pe twen Mle since June 30 will return i work at more satisfactory wages has been paid since the union was formed. The New Dynamite Crulser. PriLapeiLrnia, Aug 18 « There wib be a trial trip of the dynamite craiser Vesuvius from Camp's shipyards within & eounie of weeks, The vessel will be fully equipped early in the fall. The eruise Baltimore will be launched on Aug, 9 LARRY JEROME DEAD. a. A Famous Now YorkereA Sketch of Mis Capecr,, Ag, 18. Larry Jerome Century cottage yesterday aboyt 0th year. Ho hocame uncon Friday, and remained in that condi tion until his depth, Ho passed pencefully away, aud his last hours were probably un attended by pain, His son, Willlam Travers Jerome, and hig wife, besides other relatives, were present at his bedside when the end came, Lawrence Roscoe Jerome was born at Pompey, yracuse, N, SHARON, died at noon, in his Conn, , seious a small village near Where's the Contract Labor Law? Vir Arg 14 {vet ¥y Ww traces, cities, to rovions to hey arrived in Philade y steamship nan of g oa RPTRIAGOR, ate y that he was from "Bhro rpoad land: that he irom and number J oliet, works att} s (hia One of ire, Eng. killed workman in and that he as well as a COMPANIONS Lis, to accept p 1 \ at piace ie Dad Was a were going io ong in the steel ery Te gy por day in Es eiving ” § ¥ bog ¥ el wages of three shitih § and, and spoke of the « Reh 2 n IE ingen and their families as deplorable Ol Piped Crtoaoo, Aug. 14 tovday morning 206 Miles, At 12:10 o'clock you crude petroleum started from Lima, ©, three wooks ago, arrived in Chicago through the big pipe line of the National Transit company, The oll is now flowing into the tanks at Bouth Chicago at the rate of 8,000 barrels per hour. The oil is pumped through an eight inch pipe from the Ohio oil felds, 206 miles away. The oil is to According to the company's figures, 100 manufacturing firms in the city have contracted to use the pow fuel, and that they are now doing #0 with great saving. From the distributing station, the oll will be furnished the wells of Minnmpolis and the factories of the north. wist in tank cars, AO AAAI Republican Delegates. Rocumsren, N. ¥Y., Aug 4 Following aro tho delegates to the Hepublionn state convention chosen from Rochester last night: HH. H. Warner, G. C. Buell, Samuel Wilder, Alfred Wright, Henry pichaatt J. W. Har minti, Hoary Hebive, 8 D, Cleveland, Frank Fritesche, Richard ia Pr Winns, A, 8 MoNah The dblegatos are for Maj C R Parsons for lisutenant governor, and are favorable to Warner Miller for governor, New Goods |, -:- N ew New Styles! Our Stock of Goods for Spring and Summer Wear is being unpacked and uns many new designs, patterns and CO FPR XE EREAMEII, Centre Fall. Mc EMICK BROS -_r, Hit: P2 KINDS —— -- FURNITURE -:- Ded Room Suits, Parlor Suits, Side Boards, Lounges, Be (ls Le ads, Tables, TUUndertaking a Specialty. ey fed N.H. Dow sitive cure | ‘Vegetable Balsamic Elixir Whooping-Cough, Catarrh, Hoarse ung Fever, taorrant Pleurisy, It heals six years of ts timely use, fall. Fifty ; ] very i in the house, CYEryW Henry, Johnson word, Proprietors, Burlington, Vt. id ke ep it Dr. Henry Baxter's s Mandrake Bitters » Dyspepsia, tion, Diseases of the } . Loss of Appetite, cs. Keep the ietors, Burlington, Vt. I Jhnson & Lord. Proprietors of Arnica and oil Liniment x fan Neusiigia, { The Bruises, and Beast, Ain ps, Sprains, ars, and all other Pains 11s, Strains, Scratches, It effects are in most ve satisfaction. Price 25 cla ERTL TTT a, Xo for Infants and Chit dren. “Castoriais i adapted to ehildrer that Castor] a cures Catie, Constipation vorpn, Eraotat Shel pros § sie, Enon to me i. J gwen. 31 . prutiot ile i ~ 11 So. Oxford 84, Brockize, X.Y. | Wilbout lajurious medication. Bret, RY Tr Pulte Theaboveengine for sale by BUCKEYE IMPLEMENT AGENCY, Reperssurc, Pa. We also handle all kinds of Farm Implements, and can give a better bargain than else- where, Call on or address CS. MM. GRAMILLETY, REBERSBURG, PA, Hm Calla Lily Roller Flour Best in the Market. 0) 1580 COURTY COMMITTEE. NW. ......M Magee, HW V J Bower ww O 1 Meck A Weber, AM Butier, Ham'l Welser. Jr. IW MeCormick, Jerry ¥ankey, 24 Ww beweph Riley : {i aw Jackson Gorton, Unlonvilie Boro... JC Bmith. Cornelios Haze, Gen Brown, TF Adams, H L Barnhart, Wm Hippie, Geo Roan, David Brickley LW Miller Fam] Harpster, Jr Wa Hauns, Wi Lose, vend BH Orndorf, LAaivin Weaver, JH Grithn, Meyer, Geo D Jobiston, Wm Irving DW Herring John & Hay, James J] Gramiey, « P A Belles Jacob 8B Meyer, Ana Wlonley, WW Fpangier, S00 Kenvedy, Orrin Vail, Frank Tulberty, 4 8 Ewing, Perry Gentael, Wm T Hoover AG Kreamer, Levi Heese, Aaron Falir AARON WILLIAMS, Chairman DEMOCRATIC Centre Hall Boro ‘ int W do WPiiniinn do EP do Ww Gregg twp BY... do NP. do wr Moon twp Huston twp Liberty twp Marion twp Mies twp... Peon twp a Potter twp N P, ao BF Hush twp 8 F do N Prsien Enow Bhoe W Pp Go EP Bpriug twp Taylor twp Walker twp Worth twp iam F Reser POCTElAryY inst half century 5% wonders of inventivy re is & method work ih performed al uiry without separating the workers f Fay libersl, any one can do , YOURE OF OM] L6G special required, Capital not yOu are Jd return to us and we of great vaiue ang 1 sar you in pines in more money right awe iv the world, Grand ot ve & Co, Avgusta, Maine. Jy # Lhe Hust RING system of Bi can we wert om Lhd big Work CRT needed Contiies sso &il and complete lives ofboth Ee prost standard bearers sd. with sewers - tuite. Among the aut merous superb por org wili bee found the eames of Gena. Sure Frye, Chandler, Havier, Ingalls, Joba D Long. popmlay er gor of Mags. MoKiniey of Ohis, writes on the Tanf, Menry Cabot Lodge, and » muster of others of & bike prom Bence The eniy aurbesniic Campaign Bock, dndovsed ty Che Wat Kop Com, Don" w induced to pet soy other, Dis. tance ne hinderance as we pay all freight charges, Send 5 Cents bn 3 oF myth and be the Sret in the Said. or write for f chad Terss sent free to all. WINTER & Co. 3 PS Springfield, Mass, 5 FINE WH 1 BLIC BALE -THE — Heir (+ 4nd 4 e osiale of Catherine Mover, 1c sale on the pres 18, & fine farm near Penns rege 1%} GE ng Vi scres, more o less, newriy all oi Thereoti ereciud & 2story 4 iw 1 nk barn, and all necessary out fg of pever filing waleri decd w SATURDAY Cave eos O03 Known THE HEIRS XECUTORE NOTICE —- LETTERS mentary having been granted to dersigned upon the estate of J of Gregg township, decd. a said estateare request od 10 ment, and all persons having claims against said estate will present the same, duly sutbenticated w WILLIAM GOOUHART ol Executor TESTA the t hin Goodhart, late persons indelted 0 make ined inte pay JT ITICEOF APPLICATION FORCHARTER Notice is hereby given that an spplica tion will be made to the Hon the Judge of the Comrt of Ooms Fleas of Centre County on the 4th Monday of Aug. A. D for a chaner o poration he called “The Evangelica gran Church of the Holy Cross.” in Georges Y oonunly Penna, The objet of whit oh shall be to advance the Glory of God and secure the Spiritual good the members ar promote the moral and reli welfare of the community in the presching of the Gospel and the fuithfol ohwervance and administrations of the Sacrament and Ordinances of Jesus Christ sccording to the government of the Geperal Bryn od of the Evance Lutheran Church of the United States of Amerioa ETITIER & MAGEE, ALU ys for Petitioners Bellefonte, Pa COURT FROCLAMATION. Waeneas the Hon. A. ©. Purst, President of the Court of Common Pleas of the 4b Jodiciel District, consisting of the counties of Centre snd Huntingdon, and the Hon. Chester Munson and the Hon. Daniel Bhoads Associate Judges in Centre county, baving issued thelr precept, bear. ing date the 20th day of March, 1888, ww me <i rected, for holding a Court of Over and Terminer and General Jail Delivery and Quarter Res tons of the Peace in Belieforte, for the county of Centre, snd to commence on the #th Monday of Aug. being the 27th day of Aug. 188% and to continue two weeks. Notice is hereby given to the Ooron- er, Justices of the Peace, Aldermen and Consts- bles of said county of Centre, that they be then and there in thelr proper persons, at 10 o'elock in the forenoon of the 20th, with their records, in. quisitions, examinations, and thelr own remem branoes, 10 do those things which to thelr office appertain 10 be done, and those who sre bound in recog izanoes 10 prosecute against the prison ers that are or shall be in the jail of Centre coun iy. be then and there 10 prosecute against them as shall be just Given under my band. st Bel lefonte, the' 2th day of July. in the year of our Lord 1888 and the one hundred and twelfth year of the Indepen dence of the United States ROBERT COOK. Sherif NEW MILLINER BHOP, The onders gned has opered a millin. er shop in Jeeoh Lee's house near the le pot at Centre Hall The patronage of the public is = lic +d All are invited re 10th Same E. Grove J)Fecnsn SGUNSTORF GUNS, ‘REVOLVERS, AMMUN Ios, Et: Ew. A good stook of new guns just receiv ed at Deschoer’s Grest Central Gun Works, Bellefonte, such as Double B. L. Shot Gans, Double B, L. Rifle and Shot Gan, Single Rifles, B. L. from $257 to $12 Single B, L. Shot Gans from $4 10 $9. Guns for the Farmer. the Sporting Man, and the Oc. casional Hunter, wal) — -V-E-R.Y C-H E-A-P.. CALL AT Tak GREAT CENTRAL GUN WORKS, BELLEFONTE.
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