THE CENTRE REPORTER. FRED. KURTZ, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER. TERMS. —One year, $1.50, when paid in advance per year. ADVERTISEMENTS, —20 cents per line for three fusertions, and 5 cents per line for each quent insertion made known on application subse Other rates made CENTRE HALL, PA, THURS, JUuLy T. ANNOUNCEMENTS, that Samuel candidate for of the qd to announce Decker, of Walker township, isa Associate Jn subject to the decision Democratic County Convention to announce that C, A Faulkner, of Philips! r Borough, is a caudidate for Associate Judge, to the decision the Democratic County Convention. We are anthorized ect of PROTHONOTARY We are anthorized to announce Foreman, of Potter towt Prothonotary, subject to th cratic County Convention We are au godt to Kurtz, of Cen Prothono cratic Co 3 We are anthor diner, of Bellet didate for Prot! the Democratic that David R candidate for seision of the Demo nounce that Charles R : is a candidate fo cision of the Demo- Wea are Schofield, of for Assem! OoCratic County Weareaut 8. Fisher, of 7 subject to the de Convention Wea We are aut! Singer, of Be District Atto Democrati Johns, the Capital of Newfoundland Wiped Out by This city hi destroyed by fire at $20 000.000. Ti He ii Fire, 18 been almost entirely loss is placed following streets were wiped out: Military road, Duck- worth street, Prescott road, King's road, Cathedral Hilland Long's Hill. The Mason 1¢ i street, Queen's t, (rower (Cochrane str Hall, Cathe- Temple, Orange Bt. Patrick's Hall, the Engl dral, Atl Commercial and Lin the was a magnificent ish Kirk, Hot prey to the eum, the the . the Atlantic ill fell £3 Derg flames, considered to Gothic archit It Should Be House J. B. Wilson, 571 burg, Pa., says hi Dr. N sumption, Ce in Every King's cured his w with Puen Grippe,’’ v and physicia Robert Bai claims Dr. King's done him mors ever used for likeit. Try J. D. M bottles, S0c. urray s and $1.00 i - Threat. {01 Pan) . Of Cy Colonel Case's defors ET vie that place for wrrisbu vesterday morning Colonel , commander the Fourth brief speech to the men, during which he said that he had heard that members of the company had said that they would h the strikers if they got The colonel declared with gre emphasis that the first man he an he spot. His remarks were loudly cheer- ed by the company. At some of the Seranton and Northumberland soldiers were hooted. Events finally reached such a that Governor Pattison, on Sunday last called the and they at once were to Homestead to preserve order and put | the owners of the mills in the sion of their property, and if the riot- ers resist the troops they will fare bad- ly. It was not believed that the troops would be resisted, but possibly, if they returned to their homes, the late work- men would again rise and attempt to drive the non-union men out of the mills. Thus matters stood up to Mon- i day. ror AS regiment, made a several and their muskets t i) into a conflict. it such the doing SAW act would shoot dead on between the oO stations singe out state troops transported posses was protected too much; and as pro- tection is eried out to be for the bene bor, has been cheated out of its share of protection. The laboring man is be- gining to realize that protection is a sham so far as it affects him. stata es— A carpenter by the name of M. 8, Powers fell from the roof of a house in East Des Moines, Towa, and sustained a painful and serious sprain of the wrist, which he cured with one bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Balm, Hesays it is worth $56 a bottle, It cost him 50 cents. For sale by J. D. Murray, Drug- gist, A lpn - Take the Rerorres for the | PENNSYLVANIA'S ENTIRE NATION AL GUARD ORDERED TO HOMESTEAD Governor Pattison received Monday Alleghany could county, that he Home demand stating not maintain peace at formal upon the governor for troops. Adjutant Ma- jor General Snowden and Quartermas- ter General O, E, McClellan we tily summoned, and after ashort coun- stead, and making a Ceneral Greenland, re hase eil of war Governor Pattison, as com- mander in chief of the National Guard, ordered General Snowden to place the entire division, consisting of about 3,000 and go to men, under arms Homestead to restore Sherifl’ MeCleary ified that the National Guard had been or dered t order, was also O 111s stipport. Pcp Phe Homestead Mills [ron Weaed- # of The Homestead Steel and Works, which have been since wl possession work are the world valuable ft Kru Tass in the 101 han : vi 3 i JINOUs WOrks ipp mve the Csorman 4 +1 § y 3 i . p s the eastern boundary of 1 irht miles from Pittsburg! could not $6. 0000 (KK), spent in (NK) pDeODIe, ed by worl ton sy stem HATRED © THE Homestead Pinkerton of hated appx AT. could have si cates The citizens was that the ig L fear forces should NO power earth prevented a battle. Even with the entire military force of the Ntate hovering over with low the batteries ready to open fire, the mill- workers were ready to meet an attack from the hired thugs, whom they hate with a hatred so deadly that only the Indian's them, and feeling towards his foe compare with it, And even while the leaders were mak- ing their pacific speeches in the rink and the mill workers and laborers were cheering the name of Gov. Robert E. oan tons had been seen on the hills to the true, but some of the men who have wen named are uneasy and sherifl’s anxiou about the intentions, It Horn rel and ing n movement will be made tows masniag the mill, Mr. Childs Manager Potter had a long conference with the sherifl’ Tuesday afternoon but neither of the three will say ahytiring about the reason or the result of i It a vigorous line of action Despite burgess their how rations, is intimated, r, that in the line determined upon. the upon the saloons to close proclamation of they havi lon at this writing crammed to re done a thriving business all day and are pletion. There are not so many diers in them, but a great many first time battle of Wednesday are dri There fights, a great deal of wild talk. workingmen for the the l have been t Neaviiy. thre some of them seriou The seein, to some extent at least, not lost control, and were it mg hand of the malitia ey Wednesday Tis Hoes str 100, curious s in circulation tha stall Homestead mill will non-union followed by a g nen in all the When i it other known $ L IS y unre Appr AREY THT. A FPinkerton's Story, of ther told a reporter standard a recent encampment + BB ost was ns follows: nt pa | in (MK) for transportation, which will thie that much to transport the addition to this can be ade correct amount, as it Cos troops and from the annual encampment. There 8.470 enlisted fully 5,000 have responded to the gover. Of this . . are men and nor's eall. number, 600 ar The pay of th members of the National guard of the state per day is given below, Major general RBrigadier general Colonel... ‘ Lientenant colonel Major Capiain rh First Deulenant.... Second lieutenant. sereant Corpo a Re -onlisted rivate ye - Wherein He Violates, An exchange says : “All who deal in to their sale. spread. The greatest pains were taken parties were sent out with great secre ey. Fortunately the alarm proved false, ns so many similar ones have before, and no evil effects followed, a sof DRUNKENNESS PREVAILS, A story has been put in circulation at Homestead that Sheriff McCleary proposes to arrest Hugh O'Donnell and about half a dozen other leaders of the locked out men, No authority for the rumor has been given and eampaign, at 35 cents, Send in they » friends of the sheriff sy that it is not stamped box. A dealer who the buyer, to choose from, or saloon keeper who brings a customer a cigar on a plate or in a glass, makes himself liable to a fine of 8100, m————— Letting, Sealed proposals will be received till July 156th for building a new brick school house in Early town sub School District Potter township, Centre coun- ty. For specifications ete., apply to Wu. Grove, Hecretary Potter township school MEN'S ALL I aa WOOL SUITS I A SR A RE Si RN A woman RR 53 and B=SOLUTELY EE OF CHARCE. LL a RAITS The as Ome sa whe { THIRTY DAYS on iw Pomorect ¥ ib Avenue, Br rishi vou Geslre eo J i oklyn, N. Y. Phot LERN “11 lain's Colic, hol | Remedy W hes the treat i each bottle is follow { Mr. A. W. Walls | chant at Walters! and n La cure jiscertain %, # prominent £1 ry. “avs { cured my baby be after seve ral 1 | The child was so failed, soerned remedies had that { almost beyond the aid of human hands or react wedicind” 25 and 50 i D. Murray £175 low he 1 of any n cent bottles for sale by J. | Druggist » i Carnegie, from his castle in England sends his congratulations to Harrison upon his nomination, The same Carnegie, created a great millionaire by high tarifls, now ready with cannon and rifles to send cold lead into the 4000 workmen from his castle near Pittsburg, because they demand the promised higher wages, A in Mr, Cleveland's Private Secretary. Robert Lincoln O'Brien, of the Boston Transcript local staff, has been appointed private secretary 10 exe President Cleveland, and is to enter upon his duties at onceat Gray Gables, Buzzard's Bay, He is a graduate of Harvard and is spoken of by the Bos. ton Transcript as stalwart in health and stature, modest in bearing and dis erect in judgment. of Mr. Van Pelt, Editor Mo., Meteor, went Hillsdale, Towa, and asked the physi the Craig, to a drug store at cian in attendance to give him a dose 14 9 HE for looseness of the of somethi cholera morbus and He 7 next morning thas I concluded to eall on the physi cian and get him to fix me up a sup- ply of the medicine. 1 was surprised when he handed me a bottle of Chamb- erlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhooa Remedy. He said he prescribed it regularly in his practice and found it the best he could get or prepare. 1 can testify to its efMiciency in my case at all events.” For sale by J. D. Mur ray, Droggist, i ml MS bowy Is, felt so much better tl says vie The trouble caused at Homestead by the threatened lowering of wages, has knocked the fraudulent bottom out of the tarifl talk, and actually leaves no bottom at all for the MeKinleyites to stand on. A A we A full line of latest styles in gents furnishing goods has been ree eeived at the Philad. Branch, Belle A made, font, A bargain in every purchase DEXIGN TERATURE and $ fneilitics Ror EE et LITERATURE lLaiin fron and English (re A nued through the ASTRONOMY. pure work a wg shop tue” New ! ATICAL BCl Law and History il raciion theoreth Hing esch arte aithe PREFARAT TORS io Carel A DMINISITRATORS ROTIUE LETTERS of Administi=tion upon the estate of Sa rah Trossder, decd, of Harris towiship, having been lawfully granted tn the andersigned, thoy would respectfully request all persons Xnowing themselves indebted 10 the estate to mak ¢ imme. date payment, aud those haviog elaime against the mame W prosest them July sutheaticated for settlement J. J TRESSLER Oak Hall, JORX DAUBERMAN, Centre Hall Administrators june ARK WANTED THE UNDERSIGNED will pay market price in cash for Rook Oak, or Hemiock bark at thelr tanoety, of on cars, at points of shinpisg. Plesse call on or ad. dress then al thelr office, LEAS, McVITTY & GREENE, lewistowu, Pa. aprig- a AAA Chamberlain's Eye and Skin Ointment. A certain cure for Chronic Sore Byes, RS db Chronic Sores, Itch, Prairio Scratches, Sore Nipple and Piles. It is cooling snd so Hundreds of cases have been ewred R aftor ail other neut bed
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