THE CENTRE REPORTER.
FRED, Kunvz, Eorron AND PuBLIguER,
TERMS. ~Oune year, $1.00, when paid in advance,
i
per year,
quent insertion.
on application.
CENTRE HALL, PA, THURS. APRIL 29
ANNOUNCEMENT.
SHERIFF,
We are authorized to announce that Geo
Crawiord, of Gregg, will be a candidate
sheriff, subject to Democratic rules.
H.
for
We are anthorized to announce that Oyrus
Brungard, of Millheim, will be a candidate for
sheriff, subject to Democratic rules
REGISTER.
We are anthorized to announce that W. J. Car
lin, of Rebersburg, will bea candidate for Regis
ter, subject to Democratic rules.
We are authorized to announce A, G. Archey,
of Ferguson township, will be a candidate for
Register, subject to Democratic rules.
We are authorized to announce that J, P. Cow
do, of Gregg township, will be a candidate for
Sherifl, subject to Demociatic rules.
TREASURER
We are authorized®to announce that John F
Potter, of Boges twp., will be a candidate fur
Treasurer, subject to Democratic rules
to announce that A J
will be a candidate for
Democritie rilex
We are authorized
Greist, of Unionville,
Treasurer, subject to
™m
ROAD AND TAN REFORM
The people need reform in road con-
struction as well as tax reform, a uni-
versally admitted fact. But there
suggestions of reform upon both
subjects that would be reform with a
vengeance, and engraft features far
more tyrannical than the grievances
that called forth the American revolu-
tion, if some of the idiotic schemes
a few anarchists were enacted as ro
and tax laws.
Some men seem to be
upon the tax question and others upon
the road question each on a wild goose
chase upon a hobby of his own, that is
ridiculous, full of nonsense and
practicable. The motives of a few
these deranged minds may be right
but they are off in their ideas. The
other set are petty demagogues, stupid
in ignorance and ride an impracticabl
hobby to attract attention.
Ignorance is a mighty
maker. A wise mind with
heart, will conceive that
protect all classes equally
rights, That is statesmanship.
There are as many road and
form schemes weeks the
and some by men who are as unfit t
comprehend the situation
needs, as a mule is to conduct an elec
trie light plant.
There are subjects escaping
which should reached;
that can be done to justly lighten the
burdens resting upon the farming
class, should effective atten-
attention—give the agricultural inter-
est every possible show to build up, it
wotild be one step that would favora-
bly affect all other interests in a great-
er or less degree. But there are fel
lows, ostensibly working in favor of
the farming interests who are simply
hobby riders for notoriety and
road and tax notions border upon the
laughable and if put into law would
call up rebellion first of all among the
farming class who need help, but
would find themselves all the deeper
in the hole. The farmer asks nothing
but what is just and is too high-mind-
ed to demand that which would skin
his fellow man in another pursuit.
Yet this is what some of the schemes
of small demagogues amount to. The
farmer class is not to be blamed for the
wild ideas of some who only cater
prejudices to enlist a following.
Let us have reform in roads and tax-
ation for state and local purposes.
Corporations and capitalists are abuu-
are
these
§
iif
wd
monomaniacs
ite
of
unsafe law
an honest
which will
in their
ax re-
as in year,
i
its
and
taxation
be anything
receive
whose
tes
as the great agricuitur: and other in-
terests are concerned these need some
lawmakers,
A AI Mo A A SAM
SCANDALOUS,
been many years a member of the
League, and a contributor to the Re
publican campaign fund to the amount
of $200,000, The League membership
leans, and some of them black balled
young Selingman because they “did
not want any more dd Jews in the
of good character. The father eried
when the result was announced. The
Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph, a Re-
publican organ, thus comments upon
the outrage:
The Union League Club, of N
because the man is a Jew! That he
a man who has given a hundred thou-
| sand dollars to the party, and a men-
ber of the Union League since its form-
ation 25 years ago, and a vice president,
are simply points that intensify the
offense,
The forthcoming meeting of Repub-
take cognizance of the ease. Mean-
while expressions of sympathy and re-
spect are pouring in upon the son and
father so cruelly insulted by a number
of young fellows who, it is said, erowd-
ed into the Union League club on the
score of being Republicans, and because
they could not get into the purely so-
cial clubs.
Wo fem
THENILESTAXN BILL.
What is known as the Niles tax bill
displays many deformities upon close
of the
the more it receives disapproval,
urally enough it is contended that the
Joyer bill, adopted only two years ago,
yet been under trial long
enough to show its defects, if it
any serious ones. More specific objec
tions to the Niles bill are that it doub-
les the taxation on the capital stock of
transportation and transmission co
tax of ten mills
is given it by the people state
has not
has
i=
panies; it adds a on
the gross
and unineorporated banks and saving
and it
institutions, again attempts to
enact into law the taxing of book ae-
counts bearing interest, making them
uncollectible, and forfeiting the int
est on them, unless reported for taxa-
Further the
upon all capital
tion. bill proposes a tax
partner
wares and mercy
invested in
ships; On all goods,
dise in the hands of any party, by pur.
consignment,
the
chase or
of selling same at a profit; on nll
t
machinery not taxed as real estate,
and upon money deposited in saving
funds, bearing interest. The measur
ix not favored on an equitable basis nor
character that it de
iI it of suena
serves to supplant the revenue legisla
under which the state
conducted, — FE
Wo ply
A CARD
gover
tion
Is ow
0
Three ago | candidate
for the
ing
for the
Years wis 1
nomination of sherifl; after lw
announced we also
from
nomination of Treasurer
my township, and the argument wing
that the nomination of sherifl
ed to the other of the
and finding if I should remain
field there or
satisfaction;
belong
whcde mountain
. ‘1%
inn Shwe
would 0D ore Jose
candidac
might canse dissatisfaction I withdrey
my motive
seeing that my
my name as a candidate
being to preserve
harmony the Democratic
Now these difficulties do
announce myself as a candidate fo
purely peace
in party.
exist |
rti
not
in
¢
i 1 tis
Oi caving gL
of Centre
nomination sherifl,
the Democracy
J No, P. {
Spring Mills,
matter with
county. ONO,
sc fp oy
A GOOD BILL.
A bill bas introduced in thu
en
of the funds of the board, to buy and
furnish free to the pupils, all
books, Boards are to furnish
one-third of the text books
each year, until all needed are
and to be distributed under
rules of the The
the bill provides that no board shall
be entitled to its share of the state
school
*
i
at
provid.
ed,
directors,
outlined are complied with.
cate to our representatives at
burg,
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THE sUDDEX collapse of the Belgian
L oligarchy is another evidence of the
L omnipotence of the people when thor.
| oughly aroused and united, and a sig-
| nificant warning to the pur-blind mo-
nopolists everywhere who insolently
imagine that the rank and file of the
| populace have no rights which they
are bound to express. In this age he
Ix the wise man who is careful to guard
the rights of others as well as his own
and who elaims no privilege he is un-
willing to grant his Relghbor.
Same ff ff ss se
PRACE REIGKS in Belgium. One
day it looked as though the govern-
ment would be overthrown. The peo.
ple were promised their rights and the
| next day all was quiet, Fearful riot-
ing had gone on for over a week,
sss AA AIA
Tur Watchman says it is not cor-
i rect that a bill prohibiting the killing
{ of deer during the next three years
| had passed the legislature.
as A AAI
THE PEACH erop ix reported safe;
nority. In censuring this eminent
and influential organization, the
ground is simply taken that the Un-
jon League is a political body, the or-
ganized, concentrated Republican
opinion in the commercial capital of |
un. The Union League differs
i
| Chicago fair ean go on.
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| Tie Topacco market is dull. Spit-
| tig tobacco juice on church floors
will be as lively as usual, however,
{ i
mitted
not be equaled by any dealer in the
county. Spring styles now in stock.
SPRING
T
OPE! NG
be sold at lower figures than elsewhere,
With our complete stock,
can buy them from our competitors,
which will
In the line of Notions, the stock is
complete one, Have you noticed the
ja full and
If not, you should, for we
and they are going fast.
you in quanLLY, quality and prices,
cles on our 5, 10 and 25 cent
coltnters,
You will find Mr.
vis old friends,
Howard Rossman
a host of new ones,
C.
and
NOE
I find a niece Hone of useful arti-
ND GLASSWARE
, Who will be pleased to see all
P. LONG & CO.
Spring Mills, Fit,
We
ceries, Notions, eiC.,
class store
and Summer seasons,
( 200ds Gre Jo
assortment of
which we ask, being
We have made a
tion,
represent,
lothing,
On Dishes we can
vou will find as we
ats, Caps,
Shoes.
and prie es.
You will find
ct. counters,
A Leader.
Sinee ite first introduction, Eleetrie
in
arly
Jitters has gained mapidly
it cl
lead among pure medicinal tonies and
i= in
until now
alteratives—containing nothing which
permits its use as a beverage or intoxi-
it ix recognized as the best and
medicine for all ailments of
Liver or Kidneys. It will
Indigestion, Con-
and drive Malaria from the
Sat lsfaction guaranteed with
fae
cant,
purest
stipation,
each bottle or the money will Ie
Hold by J. D. Murray.
Wp —-—
funded,
Lunatics Increasing.
Owing to the crowded condition of
Danville insane asylum the trus-
jastied the following order
April 18, 18635, in considera
tion of the crowded condition of the
hospital and the impossibility of fur
tees have
the board of trustees that
order is to apply to patients sent by
their friends and to patients sent by
overseers of the poor and by order of
the court,”
Go 'Tathe Opening.
Mra. €'. B. Boob started to Philadel-
phia this morning and will return
next week with a larger and nicer as
sortment of goods than ever before,
Do not miss her opening as she will
offer for sale a large stock of Pattern
hats and bonnets. Everybody is in-
v vited, Opening days Thursday, April
20th and Saturday, 20th. bi
Wp —-
Great Advantages.
You will not make a mistake by
calling at the Philad. Branch, Belle.
foute, for clothing for men, boys and
children. They will give you greater
satisfaction for your money than any
other dealer, Unusual bargains will
be given, Give them a trial,
Persons having unsettled mill bills,
will please oblige by adjusting same
before May 10th, after which date the
books will be placed in other hands
for collection,
Kuntz & Box,
Amelia
Pansy Day.
Pansy day comes on May first, and
it will be observed throughout the
United States, according to act of con-
gress,
AA]
wood dress gingham, 9 and 10
cents. Table Damask, 32 cents per
C. P. LONG,
spring Mills
A Ward From
toby Burdette
good things in this
lob Rardelte.
world are
cheapest,
a box of cigars will buy
Bibles: a
than a
OF HOT state election
more revival of religion;
Nablath
church for hothing, but a nap on
Pullman ear costs $2: the circus takes
fifty cents, the theater costs $1, but the
missionary box is grateful for a penny;
ean sleep every
in
the race horse scoops in $2,000 the first
day, while the, church bazarr
, Works iwenty-five
the best women in
Insts’ a
or thirty of
America nearly to
denth and comes out $40 in ded
week
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Ten Thoasand Car Loads
It has been estimated there will be
fully ten thousand ear loads of exhib-
its at the Chicago Exposition. This
will be double the amount sent {o the
Centennial exposition of 1876, About
three thousand ear loads havelalready
been received, and hundreds more are
coming in every day. Almost every
European steamer also has goods for
the big show, and the result is there is
un veritable blockade at the Fair
grounds,
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PENNSYLVANIA'S STATESMEN think
they ought to go to Chicago to see
that the Pennsylvania State building
is properly dedicated; and they also
think the taxpayers should contribute
$25,000 to pay their expenses. They
should take with them a diagram of
how they manage to put in their time
at Harrisburg without doing anything.
It would be an interesting exhibit,
yy
Notiee to Sioekholders,
The annual meeting of the stock-
holders of the Lewisburg and Tyrone
Railroad Company will be held at the
office of the Company, No, 2931 South
Fourth street, Philadelphia, Pa, on
Monday, May 1st, 1863, at 12} o'clock,
p.m. Election for President and Di-
rectors sane day and place,
Jaymes R. MeULURE,
secretary.
MAR IO A AMSA MHL
The promptness and certainty of ita
cures have made Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy famous, It is intended espe
clally for coughs, colds, croup and
whooping coughs, and is the most ef.
fectual remedy known for these diss
sees, 25 and 50 cent bottles for mle
eby J. D. Murray, Druggist,
For Sale,
apriitd
34. months old, for wie by Samuel
SOM ETHING NEW!
A Child's Suit, with two pair
pants and hat to match, made
good all wool material, from $5.00
up to $0.50,
See them. They
FAUBLE.
rare big values.
Dvockerhoff Block,
Bellefonte, Pu.
Hench & Dromgold’s Cultivator .".
me tn,
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Spring Tooth Cultivator. To be had with
Hoe, or Pin Brake, The best onthe market.
spect them at our salesroom.
HUYETT, MEYER & BOOZER.
We are agents for the Johnston Reapers, Mowere and Binders,
Spring Tooth,
Call and in-
A SAL AN WOU AAS a a Se SAAS
Harper & Kreamen.
Mr. H.
the firm, has gone to eastern
W. Kreamer, of
cities to purchase the stock
of goods for the Spring and
The goods will
and will
Summer,
arrive this week,
at once be placed for inspec-
We ask all to call and
sec the finest line of goods
ever brought to Centre Hall.
The stock will be full and
tion.