VOL. LAY. HALL, PA.,, T 8 Every member of a tion has the grip. Wy The people of Muncy dering what becamo of the Won- in are now their money bank. oo» ol . Kerr will re-election De James A he for Chairman. moeratie 0x Wp Philadelphia Republicans are split and at loggerheads as Harrison and Quay factions. Lami Sine 4 Fortney is favor: m the legislature, aerees to it. D1 ed by some for if he ibly ntion- Crood, - - ad As the a small Republican majority, wator Hill yet chawed up any of them, -~ Renator Wallace i the Dem 3 national we tnke it for granted that Ser has not head of the the next man of all others -—— The Chilian affair looks : they Th bank Cause thieves are more any other Cause The demand : better men to the legl tent Harrisburg, it the people t i= notoriously ted, nates him, and compe men simbly hens ely os is eI Han } 1 til 3 : unit he hould not be ele matter If the is to be no what nomi- party “ial isin tive members » only and make *a back seat. wav todo it is to raise the third-rate material take a Congressman Roger Q. Millsinan in- terview said he would be a candidate the should there tx session of the Texas Legislature, he did tet for Senate a called Free coinage of silver, not believe, manner relieve of the 0 had ed it in and out of Congress and for it. He advised the postponement of the further agitation of the until the tariff is reduced. On the lat- ter issue the Democr had son country and could hold it. ye ineial the fin: notw untry, ith standing: that the advocat- 5 oted subject the als 1 ILIV Richard Vaux that a good trade is declared has rece; far more to a boy than a good edueation arrived at a manager of a penal fact that of the mates of American penitentiaries about fourfiths can read and write, prop rtion have taught any trade sho right. But there i training and hand training should not go together. Industrial should solve the problemi. Use This con- clusion he has after niany Years service institution. as ‘he in- while an equal never that 8 no reason why head ws he is education Bf nl In the court Chief Paxson decision defining the duties of director, in the course said: His principal business at the bank is to assist in dicounting papers, and for that purpose he attends at the bank at the stated periods. The condition of the bank is then laid before him, order that he may know how much money there is to loan. Onee or twice suprenie on Justice Monday, announced a bank of which he bank in which he participates, The eash on hand is counted, the bills re ceivable and securities examined, statement of the officers, he has little to with either cash or the | or, under these circumstances, to the affnirs of the bank the same give | onre reasonable men would be willing to serve upon such terms circumstances it would be an act of gross injustice to hold him Hable for | the frauds of others, in which he had | ‘not participated and which have only been brought to light with the aid of experts, PROTECTION AND WOOL | David A. Wells has written articles and delivered many { to show that protection of wool serious- many speeches | ly injures both the American producer { and consumer, and his arguments have been unanswernble, This has him dearly disliked by the high people, and yesterday tari!’ various organs of protection that made tarift ft picture in the {obtain information from the New York Press said: Free Trader America year David il people A. Wells says that {the use less wool on account ol every In { per un protection, 7.4 pounds 1870 we consumed pounds pita; in 1880 5.55 per capita end in 1880 9 28 pounds per capita. Our per capita consumption of wool is annually increasing under tection. what the facts pro- That's have to say on the subject, Now, tl ne 1d the kind. facts do It say anything prie- HeciLionist, sas isn hie pre sandy Ol Yery prety ture to the eve thing wrong In States whole INTO the 1 jpreture, ‘nited pop tation of 1 +1 3 il th wool € quantity ol consumption was capiia con- i i At this time its highest, 4) td} per tent, gr wo AL 155.753 Wisi Werle pita consumption of KK, with a popula- he quantity consum- pounds, or ved that H.005 1r in and r both producer tariff’ lorers who rived from Alaska after penetrating ions previously unknown, thin he exceeding timorousness of £4 of the the St Lieutenant Schwatka found « aborigines who had never bef yr man: and he that they were sight of him, that lingly timid, pat possess { he SAVE ny the are exow and tl trails of tribes of North America Mr. E. J. ( traversed the South- ka, starting at hilkat river, » Stick Indians whom he do not Indian explorer, EE Fecently | nos ot hor FLEES ilave, ns of Al of the i nr giol SAVvs found that ar Simi by Mr. Ogilvie, tribes living jerds there, lack caotlirage, harmless, 1, crafty and supersticious, they Fare and that mea lar acrounts are given of the in the Alaska and Timidity seems trait of the far Northwest of t likely that er have any trouble with the ; but tha Government aboriginal Canadian region between ver. ominant 1 the the Mackenzie ri toy im the pred primitive stock i1 th “ f $51 * Wiis eV ontinen it is no t is not a reason should fail to them against the covetousness in tribes the protect of white settlers, nator Quay i an ities, of his desire to acquire three eyeto busi- The secret Mex and shows Tie well a bo states has leaked out, that | he i in It from a Washington dispateh that Quay Mr. and friends purchased not long ago some | mineral rights in Mexico. i tory which Mr. Quay wants the United his own interests, is learned and Cameron wherein is located these mineral rights, | Khould our government be able to quire that territory in any way, would enormously enhance the fee it value | in the pockets of the Quay tion of the question enhances, in a speculative sense, the value of the pro- ay —- An Honorable Act. : Ex<Gov. Beaver has, with his wife, Lexecuted a deed of trust to Mr, Jenne ings, of Harrisburg, for everything he was worth, including a £80,000 life in- surence policy. The Governor became {involved by endorsing for a Bellefonte manufacturing company at various thoes in the past few years to the | nggregate sum of £175,000. The action of the Governor in surrendering his property is considered honorable to the greatest extent, and much sympathy : ! BIG BLANKET BALLOT, Voters Will Deposit a Mammoth Sheet, “The new blanket ballot w will be voted under the new next Novi mber’s of the ( respondent, hich law, af election,” said Secretary ‘ommonwenth Harrity to will Ix per, staie fH COr- nbout the sizes of a page of o AS shall size new Spa as the | determined Commission thi and details of the new ballot tary Harrity of it to the others inter S001 have On exact Neore- will send MMM Commi thie inen Copy County GOHers is ested in printing official tickets This ballot will probably be ans larg that will ever Ix any other thirty-two Presidential each party, the the Senator, offices used in this of electors ns nny State, The nannies nominees for Congress, and Cot - including candidatesat-lage, for ty Representative and , must all be If the printed OI one printed ticket four nches wide tl three vards | If shall Ix seoretary Presidential side hy-side, my pellation, he ¢ cided that OIE Tins] Lhe Memorial Services, 3 UnaGayY ati CS nesting in ths E. H. interest MELT Molle ing featu a letter from a after Mr. Derstine's education the latter had for the before for the e comple tion of the boy's studies Verily do Le Ww jstown (ecizetie, Be Huns on a Rampage. morning bs there was Aa the Iron The Ix the fun an altercation ensued, and last seven years and had, «hort. iy his death, made arrangements his works follow him.- Sunday Hungarian christening at Works, near Bell flowed plentifully at its height Knives and ir at $ ing fonte. and when was revolvers were drawn, it 4 when the found that four wounded and slightly hurt. were fatally ible was ended Wis were a number of others It is not thought injured. The who seemed | persons any to be the most + in jail. i fp pl Foot Mashed Charles Krumbine home in this place Monday afternoon, ployed in the Presbyterian Publication House, He was employed in the press rooms and while engaged last Satur. of the press the press was started and his right foot was eaught in the (quite seriously. oii onl amg— Mrs. Packer's Helrs, The will of the late Mrs. The estate is valued at $250,000, and is devised to Rev, Dr. Da- vid J. Hill, iste president of the Buck- nell University, at Lewisburg, but now president of the University of Roches ter, N. Y., and his wife, the only liv- ing child of Mr. Packer. Ey a Was a Cousin, Manager R. H, Lee, whose accident- al drowning at the Logan iron works near Lewistown is reported, was a cote sin of the great confederate leader, Gen. Robert E. Lee, A A ee lave you seen the new stock of overconts just received at the Philad, is expressed for him. Branch ? HURSDAY, A LNYCOMING COUNTY SMASH The Muney National Henvy Goes Under, Bank Linbi The | er the on Monday, fnnnouncement of run, durin 7.000 3 ied wR HH), on hand, wa the cashier and e thix district, and paid (5d Wills Hires ing the W hen Exam HONEY Poa AHH) In s for the Schoo In EERE 8 larissa Russell, mother ssell, aged 95 vears Mr. John Weaver, old known citizen of Miles tow nship, died an and well- on the 27th of December, 1891, at f 70 vears, S months; Weaver died of wer siok place on Tuesday, the taken burial, followed Mr. oniv i a few dave, age, Imving a few weeks, Hix funeral took 20th ult, His re Rebersburg for large host of friends Rev, Brown, of the officiated at the mains wen by a and relatives Reformed church funeral. - —-— Beunben I. Shafer, named died in Venango buried at Zion, 16th, 1861, The above and was this December In 1885 he left his Mackeyville for Kansas, profession, and aged home at He was an county, a , to Calis fornia, thence to Oregon, Washington, British Columbia, taking in all the cities, scenerey and i home in Centre county, [the ofl regions and died there A fy A Brother of the Nieely Boys. George M. Nicely, fireman on a Chi cago Limited, was instantly Killed at Lilly, on Monday morning. He was leaning out of the eab window when he was struck by the mail crane. Hix neck was broken and his skull crushed in. He leaves a widow to whom he was married December 17th. It is said he was a brother of the Nicely boys, executed at Somerset for the mur der of farmer Umberger, nil we fovery well dressed gentleman get his clothing from the Philad. Branch Bellefonte. They can fit you out in any thing you want, at a bare gain, You'll miss it greatly if you don’t call to see his stock. 4 14, 1892, NO. 2. 5 rr WASHINGTON LETTER, i» fidenut, ) 11, lation t HINGTON, Jun Lina te for congratu rapidly recon tal i \ inetion that i ier; consequently onfusion, o> § 3 nga nx attempt of % 2 * F iggle out of making United St owd to make He and i his health also les a tional bugaboo. is have t ith Mr thie ing trouble question of the ited In Cabinet over granting right to the Un Slates to backed Washington £1 th 1d after Garza, by Mexican goverment iy troops into who is «aid Boss Shepherd of As notoriety, aid other Arseoricans border. Tillman, of the of Patents, appears to * right man in the right place. Chairman be snccessful inventors against tice of wilfully knowing that the infringing inventor can patents, collect no matter how much the courts may decree, convineed that they are The remedy ix in adopting a secuticn. With the prospect of a strip. ed suit before them there will be a large decrease in a number of infring- ers, The Idaho and Florida this on settled the It Renate is by committee practically who already oc The executive committee of the Na on the 20th inst, If one may judge from the number of bills introduced in Congress on the subject, the iden of electing the presi dent and Vice President and U, RK ix growing in popularity. A oy min Yarge stock of clothing for men, boys and children. —C, P, Long, Spring Mills, rasan BANARAS : i i i i by i | i i i KIND WORDS, by Our Neighboring ¥x- changes Conesrping the “Reporter.” sid Newsy, vy News, ReporrTen, The Hall of this week, Centre nd celebrated the ni a ing out good wl Jou Reronry and fon in with Th fresh Hall Rep appearing brand new Centre County A Strong Political Factor r Hat Hal Th py The Queer Cause 8 Man Assigned for Sul. William Han commitied er that widow who My fat fell in ghter and married her. married a grown-up daughter. Our house often, yvery my step-da 14 NO my son-in-law, and her my father becams my step-daughter and mot bicaluse she was my fathers wile, wards my wife had a son father's brother-in-law and for he the mother, at Was brother Myf step-daughter, of my step- her's wife, i. e, my had also a son: he was of course my brother and in the mean he the My wife was my time my grand-child, for Was son of my daughter. grandmother, mother’s mother. 1 because she was my was my wife's the husband of a husband and grandchild And as the sane time. per- Wp — Attention Music-Lovers! The New Year's holiday number Brainard's Musical World besides a large amount of interesting reading matter, three new piano pieces: “The German Patrol,” by Eilenberg: “In the Valley Polka,” by Pehel and “Au Matin,” an elegant French come also a beautiful “Only in Dreams,” Schleiffarth, mailed for 15 cents or three back numbers mailed for 25 cents in stamps The Musicians’ Guide (new edition for 1862) contains, besides 212 pages of musical information, biographies of with 25 portraits, a of contains, by Geo. “My Kathleens com ing Back,” “Last Night” and “That is Love, and two piano pieces, “Sound from the Ball-room" and Stolen Kiss a’ (avotte. Mailed free for eight twocent stamps, or the World and Guide, containing the above nine songs and pieces, mailed for twelve twoent stamps. Address, The 8. Brainand’s Sons Co,, Chicago 111° maaan us A A Tasned Their Death Warrants, Governor Pattison has issued death warrants to Patrick Fitzpatrick, of Al of Wyo ming. The former will be hung March Ist, and the latter March Sth. ; A AAA, we A neat looking shoe, good qual ity ana tow in price, is the Kind of goods purchased at Powers’ Shoe store, Bellofomme. A trial will convince you
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