VOL. LXV.
The Huntingdon Reformatory, from
all accounts, needs reforming.
a
Quay or no Quay seems not to dis-
turb our Centre county Republicans,
* Wo py
The members of the
bar have declared for Hon.
for Supreme Judge.
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It is expected the
tween Harrison and
smoothed over and a
held.
Centre county
John Dean
differences be-
Quay will be
feast
love {SOON
Bo pty sn —
advanced 25
the last
deal is
Anthracite coal has
cents per ton in price
days. The I
bearing fruit.
several
leading already
—
The New York Sun still continues
its malicious attacks on President
Cleveland. Whom the Sun
the people elect.
Opposes
A
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week that
Cleveland had written a letter declin-
President,
It was rumored last
candidate for
authenticity
ing to be a
but there seems to be no
to the report.
ca ——
Cleveland stock has
the past week, and very
been going
favoral le
up
re-
ports come from all parts of the
try of his popularity. He
to stay and a sure winner.
a
The Gazette's lamentations the
week over the stagnation of
Bellefonte does not include the
ment that the McKinley bill had
effect on the dullness of trade.
COoun-
is in the race
Inst
business
state
ay
ep
The Gazette at last
the merits of commissioner Goodhart
and does not demand his
Adams should resign now,
thinks, but the
him. Adams st
hat.
has recognized
resignation.
the
not
(rrtze tls
people are
ays you can bet
Bp
The XXV I11Ith Congressional Dis-
trict is made up of the I
ties, entitled to
follows: Centre
field six, Elk two,
entitled under the
dele Nat
- a
died at
aged 57 years, He
eighteen
five, Clarion
Forest one,
rile to
rates to the ional Com
Azeel Grover Beaver,
eonsin, Wis
most noted dropsical patient in
country. He had been tapped
times, and 4,500 pounds of water
from him. Azeel
walking well of water.
drawn
must have been a
Wc
One reading the Gazette would infer
that Strohm was the one only compe-
tent office, That
there are competent
commissioner in
two other
missioners also serving
be convinced by
ments of "91
Adams pulled the ity
hole it was placed in by the
can board.
terms one can
fomp Mmring state-
and '90. Goodhart and
out of the
Repupli-
consis A
The Patriot says in obtaining con-
trol of the coal fields and their output
the railroad “combine” accomplished
just what it set out to do, the
tion of a gigantic monopoly which
may set the price of the product and
compel consumers to pay it. The peo-
ple ought’ now to be able to see the
“deal” as is, for tho it has come to
them whith the soft words of public
benefaction and the mien of philanth-
ropy it cannot disguise the color of
monopoly nor hide the cloven foot of
defiance of the fundamental law,
Wp
B. K. Focht, editor of the Lewis
burg Saturday News, and the man who
carries Union county dangling from
his watch chain, is making a stupen-
dous effort for the nomination of Leg-
islature in his county. Focht did big
work in the last campaign and is en-|
titled to recognition from his party |
for his services. He will meet with
strong opposition however, in the
county. The MifMlinburg Telegraph
and Lewisburg Chromicle the two stal-
wart Republican orgaus of the county,
forma-
tion.
big fight is anticipated.
nai ss Sl
A physician in Pennsylvania cannot
prescribe liquor in his own drug store,
of the Bucks County
Yerkes delivered himself on
interpretation of the law on
violations, Special stress was laid on |
h is |
laws. His reply was: ‘Acts of As
sembly provide that drug stores need |
not be licensed, but can sell on pre-
scription once, but eannot sell to the
prohibited class—minors, drunkards,
store and gives a prescription at his
own store for the purpose of selling
liquor, he is violating the jlaw. The
law abhors subterfuge, and when it
gets hold of this class of offenders it
punishes them severely, Physicians
cannot hide crime behind their diplo-
mas.’ ”
ONLY ONE LETTER.
The opponments of
to injure him with the people, says the
Pittsburg Post. No
letter to General Bragg
world than the
monger, who must have news whether |
it is true or declared that Mr,
Cleveland had written a previous letter
intended for the Aassociated
in which he positively declined to be
a candidate for the presidency. This
letter he have destroyed
at the urgent request of Mr, Cleveland.
Mr. Cleveland denies that he
wrote that he
uch a thing.
SOO0ner was
given to the
indefatigable news- |
not,
was said to
such a letter, or
dreamed of doing s
must be
never
This
evidence
wone has taken the trouble to
taken as conclusive
that son
propure and spread a report that may
s Mr. Cleveland's
comfortable. Grover Cleveland is not
the letter for publica-~
tion and destroy it without using. One
mal Supporters un-
man to write a
of his personal characteristics is his
be
paper, while the
Cleveland dissuad-
the
supposition
knowing exactly what he means
fore putting pen to
ion that Mrs.
aing
assert
ed him from sen
letter is
lady
land's political actions,
ims 18
that
art in Mr.
whieh
rinary
based i
takes an active | Cleve-
he de
clares is altogether foreign to her habit
The denial by Mr. Cleveland of hav-
ing written any letter on the subject
candidacy for nomination for
the presidency eides that to General
that
lara-
Mr.
wrote his letter
not know-
ished, but
the sentiments in it are to be
interesting in
the
letter.
or
FR i Lid
im to reiterate deel
ned in that
nd savs that he
to General Bragg hastily,
os
ing that it would be pul
8 positive. If his party desires
the pres.
desires it
late for
that it
him in
He is a Dem anda
and is only anxious that
atic
a candi
and
iominating
3
RIIOWS
Chicago, he
ocratic
Demoer party shall select for
man that can
in November
r standard-bearer the
them to victory
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The Baker Ballot Law,
Pennsyly
ania Prohibitionists
lost their case in the lower courts.
hed the constitutionality of
the Philadel
As a result come
the
offi
Hot law in
it.
fused to grant
against city
from carrying
This
ROCOI-
new ballot law
ns given without an
opinion. The prohibition
will however, appeal to the su-
preme court. IMheir contention is that
the law makes discrimination in favor
of the strong political parties, and that
prohibit
of their candidates
official
the highest number of votes cast
candidates in the
the three per
number of votes
it prohibits the ionists from
having the names
printed upon the ballots, be
Tn
for the prohibition
last election fell below
ent of the
cast,
* AEETeEntle
—— wie
The Yernal Equinox,
Monday, March 21st the sun entered
the first point of Aries, and the
the goble.
the
semi-annual
accompanied
by storms of more but
they do not always come on the exact
day fixed by the calendar for the at-|
vear in what is called
These
usually
vernal equinox.
OOCUrrenoes are
or less severity,
cirele,
short time before or after,
—
Blair County Licenses,
Applications for seventy-five
and brewery
form the number of cases which willl
be presented for the consideration of |
of the Blair county license eourt
day, March 25,
five tavern keepers and six
have enjoyed the liquor licenses privil-
licenses seven
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No Hoad At ALL
As regards a certain road in the far-
ame is no road, and that should settle
sound on the gooze as well as upon
similis s————
Bad Condition of Crossings.
A great many of the crossings across
alleys and streets in the borough are
in bad condition at present and should
{ be remedied. Owing to the thaw they
are covered completely with water
about six inches deep and a wide de-
or swim it. These
a respectable shape,
a a, a at FL
Married on Tuesday Evening.
On Tuesday evening Rev. Eisenberg
officiated at a marriage ceremony at
the Reformed parsonage in which Ad-
wn C, Waltz, of Walker, Pa., and Miss
Lizzie Long, of Madisonburg, were
the contracting parties.
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| mae Rates to Clergymen on the Pennsvl-
vania Railroad
In offering half clergymen
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
| has instituted the most comprehensive
and liberal
rates to
arrangements ever adopted
{ under like cirenmstances. Not only is
the reduction available by
| the gospel who reside upon the lines of
{the 1 ‘ennsylvania Rallroad, but it
applies « ually to those of any section
of the United States, and the i
cepted on the entire Pennsylvania
| Railroad system both east and west of
| Pittsburg, A
tie is ne-
clergyman having a
west or
half fare
anin on presentation
the
South is entitled to travel at
over the Pennsyly
of his elerical order to any ticket
of the
clergyman of the
agent
company and likewise any
East may use thu
lines of the company over their entire
extent under the same conditions
Ministers of the
before accord « stich
gospel Were never
fons, and
that they will show
ion of the
CONCEeRS
it is easy to predict
their appreciat
jailroad’s lil
Pennsylvania
werality hs pattonizing it
it when they or their fam s have
casion to travel,
a
The
A few
rigible boys
Huntingdon Reformatory.
weeks ago a number of incor
from Philadelphia,
had been confined in the Hunting
Reformatory
were
their retun
pretty ugly char
agement of that
sert the
il fins
i mode
entirely te
pI Ray
and wounds on
while
An investigation
inmates of tha
foot by Senator Osborne, who
én the testimony of the boys
evidence
The
were
sl to (Governor
manne;
treated
and flendish sort, ar
civilized country. There
be a change in management.
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Sullivan Will Fight
and Jam
£10 (kx
John L. Sullivan
best, will fight for
a purse of $25000, in
Orlean £, Of
John
hance to
elub house at New
nesday September 7th
then be given a ©
reputation as the champion fighter
the world.
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Fighting the
Attorney
day filed a bill in ejui
Beading Deal.
(feneral He nisl,
thonotary of Dauphin cou
e Philads
rom using the right
ing th iphias &
road f
isos obtained Dy The
Fourteen
filing an answer.
tion, days
Raa
Are There Ghosts,
Reveral months ago Willian Hamer,
for many years agent
Vail Station, near Thy
now it is reported that
night at a cert
and operator st
died,
nearly
Tone, and
every
ain hour, he materializes
hand
tion. At least that is what
ple say.
ROH
EE.
Commissioners Appointed,
The south precinct of Gregg is
divided two pre
Commissioners appointed for
the court, are XK J.
Allison and
to be into
", Heckman.
Ea
More Snow,
like
There was a snow fall
mid-win-
of several
Rleigh
some parts the
Last week was much
| ter.
and in
{ count of drifts,
illo
The Resolver Went Of,
A pupil in the public school at Min |
Hall, was fooling with a revolver
when it
thumb.
Ask Him to Sabseribe,
Ask your neighbor to subseribe for
the REPORTER, If he does not already
take it—we would be pleased to have
you send us at least one new name.
alll mp—
T'would be a Convenience
The Bherif had considerable
business at Centre Hall the past ten
days. Why not establish a branch of
fice over here?
canines li dismiss
An Married Into the . Family.
In Chest township, Clearfield ecoun-
ty, three brothers in one family are
the husbands of three sisters in anoth-
er, .
nL A AI
wwf in need of anything in the
boot or shoe line don’t forget that
Mingle, Bellefonte, has the finest line
in the state from which to select. He
guarantees all goods and you have
good returns for your money.
HARRITY VOR CLEVELAND,
secretary of State William F. Har-
who is the successor of the William
I. Beott ax the
rity,
Pennsylvania member
of the Democratic national committe @,
is an ardent friend
Mr, Cleveland, Mr.
that Mr.
eratic
and
Harrity believes
Cleveland will be the
candidate for president,
is unders
Demo-
and he
tood to be actively at work to
bring about that result. He seems to
of his political enemies in
vania who are circulating reports that
Mr. Harrity and other friends of Gov-
ernor Pattison are
pp irt of M Fr.
Tl
not sincere in
Cleveland,
1 real friends of Mr.
Pennsylvania thoroughly
Cleve
underst
and are not
the
those who are at heart
the situation
likely to be
misled by misrepresentations of
either openly or
secretly hostile to the ex-president. It
that
and Governor
is claimed by
friends of Mr. (
wil t
ill have ni
good judges the
le veland
overwhelming
Democratic State con-
in Harris
which is to meet
Wedne slay, 4 Fil 13
Ra
vention,
burg on
To Conl Engines on the Run
Nomerset
of an ingenious
railroad en-
stopping,
His
which
Us Wiki t
ia road
: and i
on Ma)
- - oe.
Married at Intersection,
Ie y #4
re Hall,
becom
In the
past was rved to
and a large circie
present
is and everything pass
icely during the evening
the
music on the
Miss Kate
pany
Organ.
[ich entertained CO
with excellent
the outside about ten of
the wedded
Mrs
[.ieb's and by
1 on
and gave party a
Puff is a sister
making the
showed a sister's love,
grand
if Mrs
feast
serenade
she
Wp
Agitating a New Church.
The of our
are just now debating the
teformed peopl town
whether they will build a new church,
| or remodel the present
dies of congregation
one,
the have man
church,
efforts of their society,
furnishing of a through the
py
The Republican Primaries.
| Centre county will be held on Satur
day, March 26th, and the ( ‘ounty ( ‘on- |
vention will meet on
oth,
gates to
Tuesday,
the State Convention, and
1892.
WASHINGTON LETTER
I rae ney
Southern
dential pros
011s
tion of the | hile
hospit
reception
one of ths bls
most enjoys
The Sen tor
sational stories
minde,
Hous
Elections how they sh
New Yor EE contested
Noy BYE « £15 W
reported in
Can col
he wo
Kaw
thie
produ
as well
man wha mn
ix Al
£rior departm
Harrison
The river and harl
reported to the
number of new and important
which are the Huds
among
great lake =,
ment of Mobile harbor
CaITioN In round
figures twenty and a half millions
Neloon A. Miles, at
added his quota to the
Len,
here,
present
has usual
always produced
being considered by
lew in
nlargds upon “our defencless
and the danger of war.
officials ones—for
that the
minor
acknowledg
Treasury
the first time
it does not meet them, but Postpone “
means
[he National Convention,
BM
Communion Services,
Communion services were held in
the Presbyterian church on Sabbath
iafternoon, and three new members |
were taken into the church,
conside ring the unfavorable weather, |
Mo
Boy, Revolver—The Old Story.
On Monday night James Keith, a
sixteen-year-old boy, of Altoona, was
snapping a revolver, when suddenly it
was discharged and the bullet struck
eleven-yvearold Maggie Gearhardt, a
neighbor's child, with fatal effect.
The boy didn’t know the revolver was
loaded.
aria ifsc
A Fine Horse.
Mr. Daniel Keller, the owner of
King Joe, the fine napper dandy
stallion, the horse which has excited
so much comment among our horse
men of late, will stand the horse bee
ginning April 1st, at his stable; at the |
at Aaronsburg, See large bills for fur
ther information and dates,
Subscribe for the REPORTER.
{
{
Secretary Foster returns to his de
partment just in time to find a nice
Assistant
Immigra-
tion Commissioner, over the question
{of allowing pauper immigrants to land
become
Assistant Secretary
Nettleton, ile acting Secretary,
wrote the New York Superintendent
of Immigration a very sharp letter
practice, to which that official replied
by quoting from a letter from the Com.
him to do so. Then Mr. Nettleton
wrote another, stating that the
missioner had exceeded his authority,
and that no one could grant such
authority, except the Secretary. The |
subordinate of the Treasury depart-
ment,
since the office was created.
Mr. Harrison is report to have at
tempted to read the riot act to the five |
republican Senators who were absent
without being paired when his protege
Judge Woods of Indiana, just slipped
12,
¢ of thi abworntoes,
“Had
najor-
rked drily:
ated
thing.
oc fy
“The Queen's” Prize Problem
in a Cold Room To Die.
mosphere .
t pare nts sat
plaintive
id's vitali-
he third
E —
EC. CAMPREL}Y
Highly Respected Citizen of Millheim
Died Last Night,
INLY resp fed and ext ned
itizen
Hiheim, oocuTrrance
i Wednesday,
had
and
for
tim of an
ch deve loped ine
$4 y wars Tanll
OCHOA. amps
ill for som of Lime
had been in ¢ ritical condi
al days. He was a vic
of the grip
yphoid fever and dea
Mr. ( amplx i
xiv vears. Hq
ion
th was the re-
wired about
wr of the
and one
him.
WHR
WHS a emit
A wifi
survive
svangelical chureh
. C. Campbell,
Wp
Cure for Drankeness,
An eminent Russian physician, of the
city of about two years ago
made known to the world a specific, as
drunkenness-~vig., nitrate
of strychnia, a remedy now well
known to the medical profession, and
and even by some imagined to be the
agent in Keeley The phsician
claims to have tried the remedy in 962
out of which only three were
| known to have relapsed; although the
time was too short for a complete test.
The press should give this wide circu
lation. Any physician or well trained
pharmacist can give directions as to
how te onploy it.
Samurov,
he savs for
's cure,
CRSCR,
SAM A RS SS
Claiming His Own
An old legend of the middle ages has
it that once a church member died at
a ball, Satan came along and took
his soul, and was flying off with it,
iwhen St. Peter put after him and
| demanded it. “He was a Christian
and you must give him up.” “Chris
tain I exclaimed Satan, “why I found
him on my premises.” “In that case,
I give it up,” replied St. Peter. We
commend the moral of this legend to
| to all professing Christians who attend
| dances, circuses, and other places of
{questionable amusement.
Celebrated their Golden Wedding.
On Tuesday , March 15th, Mr. and
| Mrs. George Bright, of Asronsburg,
[celebrated their golden wedding.
| Quite a number of their friends gath-
| ered at their home to make the ocea-
[sion one long to be remembered by
then. }
| eho REPORTER at $1.50 is the |
cheapest paper in the county. Bute