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CENTRE HALL, PA., THURS. MAR.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
We are authorized to announce that W, J. Car
lin, of Rebersburg, will bea candidate for Regis
ter, subject to Democratic rules.
MILLIONS FOR PENSIONS,
The pension appropriation bill was
passed by the senate without any
amendment. [t appropriates for army
and navy pensions (including widows
and minor children) $165,000,000 and
about a million and a half dollars in
addition for fees of examining surgeons
clerk hire at pension agencies and
some small items.
Mr. Gorman commented upon the
maguitude of the pension appropria-
tions and gave it as his opinion that it
would be necessary to appropriate
$200,000,000 for pensions next session.
fication of some of the laws on the sub-
of such a thing.
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WEALTH DOES NOT COUNT.
Mr. Cleveland is to have a Cabinet
of poor men, From the President
down there is not a large private for-
far as its make-up is known.
no Wanamaker, no Elkins,
ton.
engaged in schemes in the Washing-
ton lobby. It is an administration of
There is
no
vate means. Kvery man named for
accepting his place. Except
tioned with assurance, not one
land’s earnest request. For once
see a glorious and elevated business
administration.
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TWO STATES AT LAW,
Considerable excitement has been
eaused throughout the Eastern Pan
Handle by a statement of the condi-
tions of the suit brought by the state
of Maryland against the state of West
Virginia. Maryland sues to
north and south branch of the Potom -
ac river. Bix large counties, with a
population of nearly 100,000, are invol-
ved, and in addition, if Maryland
wins the suit, five other West Virginia
counties will be cut off from the rest of
the state. The matter is considered
very grave by West Virginia lawyers
and politicians. The state has appro-
fight the case.
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THE INDIANA HOUSE passed what
is known as the “Pullman Tax” bill
The bill was written by Attorney Gen-
eral Smith, after a study of the deci-
sion of the Supreme Court of the Uni
volved. The authorsof the bill say it
will, if it becomes a law, put on the
tax duplicate of Indiana $25,000,000
that has been escaping taxation. The
bill provides for the taxation of sleep-
ing car, telegraph, telephone, express,
and merchant despatch companies on
their capital stock. The yeas were 83,
but one vote being cast against the bill.
If such a law should be passed in
Pennsylvania, it would produce a
large sum and relieve the other over-
taxed industries.
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Ere another issue of t he REPORTER
reaches its readers the government of
the United States will have passed into
the hands of the Demoecrats—Presi-
dent, and both houses of congress,
May it be to the best interests of the
people.
Ap pol
CosanressMas Borrrner of lowa,
who hagintroduced a bill to modernize
the dress of the goddess of liberty, is a
native of Crawford eounty, Pa. He
wishes that comely young woman to
wear skirts reaching not quite as low
ax the knee,
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Tue HawaAlias treaty has been
shelved by the senate and there will
be no annexation under the Harrison
administration. In the house anti-op-
tion received a backset,
En A MM 4 Bd
weT'his cold weather makes heavy
clothing a necessity for comfort, and
the question arises where can it be pro-
cured at a low figure and at the same
time receive goods that are not shod-
dy. Lewins, at the Philad. Branch,
Bellefonre, keeps just such a line, and
when a purchase is made of him satis
factory returns can be relied upon.
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EXTRA SESSION,
President Harrison on Saturday is-
sued the usual call from the retiring
President for an extra session of the
senate to consider executive business,
to meet on Saturday, March 4, immedi-
ately following the} adjournment of
this congress, This session generally
lasts until the most important appoint-
ments of the new president are acted
on, especially the cabinet and the lead-
ing foreign missions, as it is desirable
as to the latter that their appointments
shall be confirmed by the senate be-
fore the ministers leave the country.
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JUDGE HEYDRICK REAPPOINTED.
Ex-Justice Christopher FF, Heydrick,
of Franklin, was appointed a justice
of the state supreme court by Gover-
nor Pattison to fill the vacancy crea-
ted by the resignation of Chief Justice
Paxson. Judge Heydrick was elevat-
ed to the supreme bench one year ago
to succeed the late Judge Clark, and
gerved until January last, when he
gave way to Judge Dean, of Blair, by
whom he was defeated for election.
He willf serve only until January I
next unless renominated And elected.
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TEACHER'S INSTITUTE
at Some Place at
Centre Hall.
At the Teachers’ institute held at
Spring Mills last week, it was decided
upon that the next local
institute would be held at
Hall. The institutes will be compos-
ed of teachers in the district composed
Hall, Potter, Harris, and
Gregg,! townships, The institutes
districts have
teachers
Centre
been most
past record we can infer that the co m-
ing one will not
The REPORTER
be
will
an
advise
exeeption.
furt her
The time appointed for holding the
institute is March 17th and 15th, and
to complete the arrangements:
Prof. Cresswell, president; BR. 1D.
Foreman, secretary; Committee on en-
tertainment, Prof. Creswell, Miss Mag-
gie Hanna, on
programme, John Heckman, John
Keller, B.D). Foreman. Any further
information can be had by addressing
the secretary.
Wagner Geiss; com
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Netted About $30,
A sociable was held at the residence
Reller, cast
Nie
ciety of the Reformed church, which
netted about $30. Free transportation
from Centre Hall, and about
one hifdred took advantage of theop -
portunity afforded to take a sleigh ride
and have an enjoyable time. The
handsome and spacious Keller resi-
dence was thrown open to the large
crowd of people who were out for a
good time and they had
Games and entertainment of all Kinds
were indulged in during the evening,
and not one but said that the sociable
was a suceess, and an exception from
the usual stiff formal usually
held.
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A Bad Sanday School Saperintendent.
Sylvester T. Stephenson, principal
of Stéphenson’s business college and
superintendent of the Grace Bireet
Methodist Episcopal Sunday school,
Williamsport, has skipped out, leav-
ing debts amounting to about £5,000,
in sums ranging from $10 to 1.200,
Many prominent business men, church
members, both ladies and gentlemen,
and Rev. Ellis Bell are his creditors,
he owing the minister about $200. All
the students in his business college are
stuck for the tuition. Professor Ste-
phenson's whereabouts are unknown.
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Wilt Be Disappointed
A large number of prospective worlds
fair tourists will be disappointed in the
expectation of the manner in which
they will go to Chicago and the man
ner in which they willglive when they
get there when it is known that the
Pullman Palace Car Company has de-
panies could not furnish track room
for them.
Many persons had contemplated
chartering Pullmans, going to Chicago
in them and living in them during
their visit to the big show, but the
action of the Pullman company will
nail down the coffin Hd of their hopes,
Al is
Ulearance Train,
The Pennsylvania clearance train
with its aparatus, went over the rail
road from Montandon to Bellefonte
yesterday. The train makes a trip
once each year over every part of the
Pennsylvania system, and during the
past week has been running over this
division. The car with apparatus pre-
sents an unusual appearance, and the
apparatus is designed for the purpose
of taking note of all Inequalities of
track, height and width of bridges,
tunnels, ete,
Announcement,
Preaching in the Lutheran church
in Georges Valley next Sunday at 10
am. ~~ W. E Fiscugn,
UBLIC BALE ~WILIL, BE SOLD AT THE
south west of Spring Mills, on
TRURSBDAY, MARCH 16,
the following articles
this spring, 1 young horse will be 8 years old this
spring, 2 cows, head of young cattle, 1
chining, lot of horse gears (collars and bridles
FRED ZETTLE.
the subscriber at Farmers Mills,
township, March 18, 18%, at 10 o'clock, a. mv, the
following described property
4 head horses, © good horses rising 4 years old,
1 mare 4 years old, with foal, 1 mare 14 years old,
3 2-year old colts, 2 milk cows, 1 heifer
sheep, 1 Southdown buck, 2 broad red wagons,
1 Jobuston binder, 1 spring harrow, plows, cultl.
vators, double trees and single trees, Centre Hall
corn planter, corn scraper, cutting box, sled, 2
set hiny ladders, hay fork, horse gears, collars
bridles, halters, 1 set single harness, lot of bee
boxes, 1 corner cupboard, churn, table, and oth
er articles. Terma will be made known on day
{sale WILLIAM GOODHART
af
SS UBLIC HALE -~WILL BE BOLD™AT THE
residence of the undersigned at Farmers
Mills, on
ITUESDAY, MARCH 21,
1 vearling colt, 1 8-year old homse,']l 4-year old
horse, 2 breed mares 7 years old, 1 span of mules,
# head of good cows will be fresh by time of sale,
2 head of yourg ea tie, 16 head of good sheep, b
shoats, 4 pigs.'l breed sow, 1 seed hog, 1 4-horee
broad wheel wagon, 1 2-horse,fwagon, 2; 2-horse
cultivators, 2 Keystone plows, ¢ camel back
plows, 1 spring barrow, 2 dey Larrows, 1 corn
planter, & lot of cultivators, | mill,
threshing wachine and shaker, 1 horse separa
ter, 1 cutting bench, {| grain drill, 1 Royal sell
rake reaper, 1 set of hay Indders, 1 set of breech
ing, 2 wo of front gents, collars and bridles, fy
pets, rakes and forks, single trees, (double trees
1 O. K. creamery No, 2,1 ginner bell, and many
other siticios 4
ale to commence at 10 o'clock
W. 8 HETTINGER
UBLIC SALE WILL BE EOLD A1
residence of the undersigned, 2%
vest of Spring Mil,
FTHRUEBSDAY, MARCH
icles
fanning
THI
im lie
year old colt 1 2-5ear old col’,
fresh at time of
entitle sheep, 2 breed
pew Deering seil rske
a0 mower, fanuiug mill, hay mke,
we aid lows, cultivelors, sre
« hatrows plow, corn planter, 2 2»
wagons with Indlders, spring wagon, 1
bosledd, wood work of log sled. b or & hun
ssh plank. 1); inches, & lol of oak
hains, forks, hore gears, col
of, single harness, check lines
d double trees, corner cupboard, bie
chairs
| carpet, benches, ibs, buckets
vessels, love pips Creamery
witler by the gallon, a jot of seed po
any olhier articles
Wi oommentg at 10 o'elonk when
« OWN MES J HANNA
ITZELL, Auc't
EF BOWS,
sf yOULR
11 shonis
het lors
eras
THE UNDERSIGNED
public sale at his residence
MARCH
riaties vii
ire
be fresh by time of sie, 6 head
mare heavy with foal, i
. pn, Clydesdale snd English
159 it I d-yearoid horse, Ulsdes
fh dradt Teg ite. ]
evdal: sud English drafi. 1X
ear Old ares, f
will
i good black
i
of
4
ibe
WW isacsdaie, 10 head of
shivep, Sewer and 1 wenther Champion
in good condition, | Chsinpion mower in
i) apring tooth harrow, |
harrow, Lgood horse rake, 1
we tin, shaker, power and »
ison, | Utica wheel riding 1
COT RCTRper ilre
; 1 romd wagon, 3 in. Lire
2-Borse wagon, 1 plantation
2 top buggies, 1 road oart
§ thy bay. 1 Centre Hall bob sled
good sausage chopper, 2 Prioce plows |
bean plow. 2 sels tug hinrniess, | set doubles
harness, and olber farm gears, forks, single and
foulile ees, s000p shovel, el
commence et GChoCk,. po Wm
reas will be made known by
J. H. ODESKIRK
sleel t
shar
Bo! BLIC SALE «3 MILES EAST OF CERTEE
Hall, 8 the residence of D. C. Keller, on
MARCH 17, 1% w
1 siaillon, 3
gil, 1% hesd
Mhropah let
auld colt. 4
thorough laed
eWoes ood
iI% shosis and pigs, 2 2 hors
arn hollow steel tubular
oad wago i goed Sop
gwagon, | good road Cart
1 go
and
; 1 plank sled | pair
imdder, Hoosier grait
Centre Hall corn
cultivator, 2 1-0
pwowe » ¥
srrows, 1 i-horse laad roller
| mower combined §
harpoon and pu
slrap ae good as
pe, 3 ibe, Sd work bench
Can Sel plow Dares, © wisin
§ met fiynets, 1 saddle and Bridie
jes doable trews and single trees
jog chains, butt chains, | histing jack, 2
mus, grubbicg hoes, « pik, digging
iron, 1 rook sore, 1 coal slote 1 sofs, iron kestle
bedsteads, tables, chal, coor ks, dishes, aud Gib
er arti pumerous 10 mention
Sale to ommente BL IO ockek a. m
D H. RKHULE. Aue} bb, CEKELLER
=
ox east of
en YOO
AT THE
BLIC SALE WILL RE SOLD
{ p undenigned sbout 2
fenide ney of the ut
Ceatre Hall
TUESDAY, MARCH 5
the following srticies
i k horses, | span mnies, 1 mare
silk cows some of which will freeh by
sale 1bull, 5 head of young raitie
breed sows with pig, | Chester
w Bi ite woud B 12 bond of Sluts, | 4 horse wag
on. J hors agone, § Boss Spring wegon, i
| hand wagon, | bob sled, 1 long sled
1 ow sled, 1 neigh, | Celene Binder, good =
pew, | Johnston self rake. | Champion mower
hiky rake, Kooler grnin drill, 1 Albnight enitivas
tor. Canon corn shelior, 1 band corn sheller,
throating machine, power, shaker and strap
fanning mill, | lard molier, 3 Keysone plows, 1
Cuivernal plow, I Perry spring harows, 3 drag
Barrows, 2 Lhorse enitivalors, 2 shovel plows, 2
Centre Hall vorn planters, 1 corn wrdper, | doub
fe harpoon hay fork with rope and puliey, 1 long
handie bay fork, double recs and single trees,
strends, two Shore evenors, 2 sels Lig harness,
sot front gears, | set double hares, collars and
bridles, 2 setoheck lines, plow libs, 1 team sad
die. wend reins, housings. 4 »4 Hyndls, 7 Jog
chains, | cable chain, 4 st Goll chalos, cow
chains, 1 wheel barrow, | grabbiug hoe, Sdiggine
irom, 1 grind stone, 1 ager bell, rakes and forks
1 wignw kudfe 2 grain cradles, 1 brash scythe
barrel with elder vinegar, 3 stone bammers, J
eroms oil sews, 2 joe tongs, 1 moat stand, | ash
tab, 1 fron kettie, 1 ding table, | sink, } dozen
chairs, | rocking chsir, I cook stove, | room stove
1 worse grinder, a lot of other articios Yoo numer
ols Wo mention
sale to commence at ¥ o'clock
Wal. GOHEEN, Aue's.
mi on
with a
bos
iz
the of
head of shee
WM. BHOLI
UBLIC SALE WILL BE SOLD AT PUB.
jio sale at the residence of BH. Aroey,
154 miles east of Centre Hall, Va,
mm WEDNESDAY. MARCH 1) 1800 can
as follows
3 head of horses, 2 of them good leaders, 1
ear 01d mare, § milk cows, 1 a Jersey, ail will
ye fresh at time of sale, 10 head of young cattle,
3 1-year old Shorthorn bulls, 1 of them bought in
Licking county, Ohlo, inst April. He j= Bates
blood and registered, the other two sired by reg
fstered bull, weighing 1942 Tbe, at 3 years oid
and Rose of sharon «tock; also 2 dyear old heifers
with calf aod 2 yearling heifers, all thorough
bred Shorthorn, 3 Jerey heifers and 1 Holstein
heifer to drop eaives (u May, 16 head of sheep 12
mead of hogs, 3 Chester white rows 0 furrow In
April, A Chester white boars 16 month old and
good shonte, | all sieel Deering binder gorsd as
pew, 1 Oh omplon combined iudehine, self yaks
and dropper stischment, 1 uiplegenrod form
wer taachine shaker wind strap. | fanning melt
iheim ealtivator, 1 1 haw cultivator, | im
proved priveess plow, 1 Boisud «hill plow, 1
spring tooth hareow, Centre Hall sor planter,
Hoos ler grain deill wails fertiliner sitarhiment, |
corn Seaport, eating box, swovels, fiwks, dant.
Te and sdugle Devs, | Shots overer, 1 grabbing
how, stone hammer, babes fin ke, steel yards, w 11
welgh from | to 40 pomuds, ow eontos, | basadiet
messnre 5 iil pessare, bay by the wm, 1
new & horse Wagon, 1 Jaented entier, 1 Leeated
ring wagon, | sel Benvy © ig hari ms, set sipg le
riving harnoss, 3 baie collars, 4 heavy Ryneta, §
Shit buggy vet chioek Hoes, plow | | bridles,
Pp Ars, Jund reiti, a i 0ting hin
ness Boo sb an
dinner bell, weed i.
buffalo robe ell Hated Hv to : HY Soe
heater No, 12, 2 wood Mover 1 heday Sk,
shins, 1 rocker 2 cottage
, chopping machine, 1
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