THE CENTRE REPORTER.
FRED. KURTZ, EDITOR AND PUBLIOHER.
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CENTRE HALL, PA., THURS. JULY 20,
ANNOUNCEMENT.
SHERIFF,
We are authorized to announce that Geo, B.
Crawford, of G , will: be a candidate for
Sheriff, subject to Democratic rules.
We are authorized to announce thai Cyrus
Brungard, of Millheim, will be a candidate for
Sheriff, subject to Democratic rules,
We are authorized to announce that J. P. Con-
do, of Gregg township, will be a candidate for
Sheriff, subject to Democaatic rules,
REGISTER.
We are authorized to announce that W, J. Car
lin, of Rebersburg, will bes 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 thatG. W.
Rumberger, of Philipsburg, will be a candidate
for Register, subject to Democratic rules,
Weare authorized to announce that C. A.
Weaver, of Haines, will be a candidate for Regis-
ter, subject to Democratic rules.
TREASURER.
We are authorized to announce that J. Lucas,
of Snow Shoe, will be a candidate for Treasurer,
subject to Democratic rules,
We are authorized to announce that John F.
Potter, of Boggs twp., will be a candidate for
Treasurer, subject to Democratic rules.
We are authorized to announce that A. J
Greist, of Unionville, will be a candidate for
Treasurer, subject to Democratic rules.
We are authorized to announce that W.T.
Speer, of Bellefoute, will be a candidate for
reasurer, subject to Democratic rules.
We are authorized to announce that H
Moore, of Howard boro, is a candidate for Co
Treasurer, subject to Democratic usages,
We are authorized to announce that J. H. Beck,
of Walker township. isa candidate for Treasurer,
subject to Democratic usages,
A.
unty
COMMISSIONER.
We are authorized to announce that George L.,
Goodhart, of Potter, will be a candidate for Com-
missioner, subject to Democratic rules,
We are authorized to announce that T. F. Ad. |
ams, of Bellefon te borough, will be 8 candidate |
a County Commissioner, subject to Demoeratic |
rules,
PRUNING THE PENSION LIST.
The Pension Bureau has notified a |
great many pensioners throughout the |
entire country who are drawing pen- |
sions under the act of June 1890, |
op.
“iy
which is known as the dependent pen- |
sion act, that payment of their pen-
sions will be suspended for sixty days,
during which time they are required |
SPRING - OPENING
—— AT THE —
We have just returned from Eastern cities with the finest and best se-
lected stock of General Merchandise ever brought to Spring Mills, which will
be sold at lower figures than elsewhere,
With our complete stock, can, and will sell goods for less money than you
can buy them from our competitors,
COMPETITION DEFIED.
: : av. onah. In the line of Notions, the stock is, (just’like all our other lines) a full and
POY Diop ko solish Suuduy oper | complete one. Have you noticed the N ECKTIES ? If not, you should, for we
one or two days of the week to 2! have them that sell other places at 40 0.50 cents each, our price 15 to 19 cents.
cents. This is in the interest of the | Our stock of these is limited, Just had 72 doz., and they are going fast.
poor class, who it was thought would | Our stock of Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots, Shoes and Clothing, will surprise
throng the exposition on Sunday by | YOU In quantity, quality and prices, You will find a nice line of useful arti-
Ja r 5 § Oh ce ) 8,
the hundred thousand. It appears | Cis on our, 10 ind 25 cent counters
the best pact op 50 on Buiiday with | SPECIAL BARGAINS IN DISHES AND GLASSWARE
the best part of the exhibits veiled
o ———— gg — You will find Mr. Howard Rosman with us, who will be pleased to see all
SUNDAY opening of the World’s| i 14 friends, and a host of new ones.
Fair ended with last Sunday. Reason, |
C. P. LONG & CO.
it didn’t pay.
Spring Mills, Pao.
At the Old Stand!
were plundered and were ransacked,
Troops were called to town to restore
order. None of the rioters were killed
and but few were injured.
A
FRANCE AND SIAM AT WAR.
SPECIAL CLEANING-OUT ~ SALE
OF
A little war has begun between
France and Siam. Two forts were
taken by a body of French marines,
and a French vessel was sunk by the
Siamese,
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BUNDAY OPENING seems to be a fail-
ure. Even the Chicago peopleand the
authorities of the exposition are chang-
ing their minds on the question,
There was a great deal of misinforma-
tion sent out on this subject. It
is
About 400 Children’s Light Colored and Light Weight
| Suits, including the famous Bessemer Suits---made with
a Ih, ”tr”
THE Democratic primary elections
are the next thing in order in this |
county. All candidates are out on | ~
their last rounds. At this writing |
each one is ahead, and right we are it |
is 80.
Successor to D. E. Bibl | double knees and double seats; goods that are sold by the
largest retail dealers in the United States, and were never
| known to be sold for less than $5.00,
GO FOR $4.00.
We have got more of this price goods than we need.
ws sm
THE German reichstag had an up-| —
roar the other day, something like we
have in our own congress sometimes, |
Young Count Bismark caused the fuss
by some remarks he made upon the!
army bill
ss fp Ap
THE German reichstag passed the
army bill, demanded by the emperor, |
by a majority of 11, to keep even with
France. Next France will order an
increase of her army, and that will |
leave the situation just the same, |
arms smams——— ——
A LATE forecast of the senate shows
38 against repeal the
We have just received our new stock of Dry Goods, Gro.
ceries, Notions, etc., just what you would look for in a first-
class store. The stock is new and was perchased for the Spring
land Summer seasons. No larger and better assortment of |
goods ever arrived in the valley than we offer for your inspec- | We
tion, which we ask, being assured that you will find as we |reduce them now when you need them, instead of waiting un-
‘represent. We have made a specialty in the line of | til you have bought, or until the season is over.
Clothing, Hats, Caps,
Go They Must . .....
Boots d1( 10€S, . . . Regardless of Prof
and is well worth your time to examine the stock and prices.
i
On Dishes we can
.. SAVE YOU 25 PER CENT .-
THE application of electricity to do-|
mestic uses is believed to be a matter of
of
x
it!
But this ma- it !
It may not |
the time for the!
regular meeting of congress in Decem-
ber,
| Think of it!
Suits for
5.00 Suits for 4.00. 4.50 Suits for 3-30. 4.00
A minority of 38 in a body of 88
-
. These are - y seirable or in¢
can have its own way in the matter of 3.00. These areall new, desirable goods, running
delay under the senate rules.
| from 4to 14 years. at it.
Big Bargains any way you lool:
np
Which amount can be saved on all other lines. You will find
a nice line of usefal articles on our 5, 10 and 25 ct. counters.
to show cause why they should contin- | only a short time. The practicability
ue to draw pensions. The testimony | of cooking by this means has been de-
Decessary to prevent their being drop- | monstrated, but marked attention has
ped from the rolls is the certificate of | been called to the subject by its elabor-
a reputable physician, attested by two | ate and attractive illustration at the!
witnesses, to the effect that the pen- | World's Fair. The principle, of
sioner is precluded from active labor | course, is the developmeut of resistance
owing to injuries or disability not the | to the passage of the electrical current,
result of his own vicious habits. The broiler for a steak, for example, |
In case no attention is paid to the | a porcelain plate, in which a netwotk
department notification within sixty | of wires is embedded. The steak rests |
days the pensioner will be dropped | upon a metal framework above this
from the roll. On the other hand, | broiler. A turn of a knob and the
should the necessary certificate, prop- | wires become incandescent, and in four
erly drawn up and signed, be forward- | minutes the steak is cooked. In
ed to the pension Bureau, the pension- | oven the heat can be regulated to any
er will be requested to appear before | desired degree, the temperature being
the local Board of Medical examiners | shown by a thermometer hanging in-
for examination as to his condition, | side and readily seen through the glass
{ door. By attaching an insulated wire |
| to her flatiron the mistress of the laun- |
Country produce taken in exchange for all goods
C. P. LONG,
Spring Mills, Pa.
FAUBLE.
17-2m
BOSS
Washing Machine,
. It washes clothes
fectly clean.
2 [t works
CASY.
3 It
clot
. It adjusts itself to the
size of the wash, so you
can wash one shirt as
well ns ten.
5 No dirt ean scocumulate
irr this machine as in
others; opening onewaste
A a A ie
#
per-
HYDRAULIC
CIDER PRESSE
smooth and
cannot tear the
an hes,
Arnis
THE ALTOONA Tribine, a republican
organ, speaks solid sense and truth, as |
regards pensions, in the following:
The Tribus: believes that every sur-
vivor of the federal army who is un-
able to earn his own living by reason
of wounds, age or disease should be i
given so liberal a pension that he will
be able to spend his last days in com-
fort, unvexed by poverty or care. It
believes that widow and orphan should
be amply ecered for. It would oppose |
zealously any proposition to reduce
the pensions of these worthy ones. It
will favor any legislation that will in-
crease the amount now paid them.
But there it stops. And if to defend
the cause of the worthy and to oppose
the payment of the national bounty to
those who have no legal claim upon it
be unpopular, then it chooses to take
the unpopular side. Any who imag-
ine that profit comes in the long run to
those who play the demagogue may
denounce it, and impugn its patriotism
but it rests its case with the people
who pay the taxes.
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BURELY this will be another year of
abu ndance in our county, in the state,
and in the United States. Who will
dare complain or accuse a kind Provi-
dence of being Jmmindful of its chil
dren? The garners, the chests, and
the sacks will be full to overflowing,
and if Providence blesses the people of
the land with good health in addition,
truly we would be enjoying a full
measure of good gifts from above, and
murmuring and discontent would
sacrilege, #
THE CHASE after the Jews in Russia
still goes on. The Jews of Yalta in
the Crimea refused to obey the decree
to retire within the pale, For several
days the clergy exhorted the rest of
the population to rise and expel them,
An anti-Jew mob took possession of
the streets, broke into houses occupied
by Jews and tried to drive the oceu-
pants from the town. The Jews fought
back. Dozens were dragged into the
streets and were beaten. Many were
killed. The houses owned by Jews
By turning a |
switch at the head of his bed a man |
can start up the electric radiator and |
warm the room before rising to dress. |
This device eliminates from facetions
literature the old problem as to which |
of a married couple should rise on a cold |
winter's morning to light the kitchen
fire. There are other devices of house-
hold convenience, too numerous to de-
scribe, but which may becom as famil-
iar in domestic economy as the gas
stove.
Sr es, ——>-
No Change of Place,
Many of the Democrats of the north
precinct of Potter township have been
holding the coming delegate election
on August 5th, next. The precinct
chairman George Emerick desires us
to state that the election will be held
at Bartges’' hotel as heretofore, The
new law requires elections to be held
in each respective district, but this
does not apply to the delegate elections,
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Barn Burned,
The new large barn of Samuel Gin-
ger, near Martha Furnace, this county
was destroyed by fire, being struck by
lightning last week and totally de
stroyed with all its contents. No in-
surance.
Pleaty.
Cherries were never more plentiful
in our county t this year. Other
berries are also li to be in abun-
dance.
#” Awarded the Contract,
The contract for the new hotel at
State College, has been awarded to
Samuel Gault, of Bellefonte. &
Married
On July 16, 1808, Mr. Henry Lengle,
and Sadie A Confer, both of Tussey-
ville, by J. 8. Houseman, Esq.
— REPORTER Only $1.50 per year
cock removes it all,
i. Your wringer can be at-
tached right to the ma-
chine, allowing water to
run back into it.
7. It ean be thoroughly
ventilated, so no dinap
remains to rot the wood.
. It is remsonable in price.
9. Wringers sold separate.
McCALMONT & Co.,
Bellefonte, Pa.
Oss) ($0
WANT
FAIR PRICES,
To Oeupy
Last fall I was taken with a Kind of
summer complaint, accompanied with
a wonderful diarrheon. Soon after my
wife's mister, who lives with us, was
taken in the same way, We used al
most everything without benefit.
Then I said, let us try Chamberlain's
Colie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Reme-
ody, which we did, and that cured us
right away. 1 think much of it, as it
did for me what it was recommended
hy 25 and 5 cent bottles for sale
by J. D. Murray,
~efSubscribe for the REPORTER.
Elder 8. 8. Beaver, of McAllister-
ville, Juniatta Co,, Pa., says his wife
is subject to cramp in the stomach.
Last summer she tried Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
for it, and was much pleased with the
speedy relief it afforded. She has
since used it whenever necessary and
found that it never fails. For sale by
J. D. Murray, Draggiss.
weed, P. Loong & Co. have just re
celved a large stock of chain and lever
| pumps. Come and see them.
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~-~HUYETT, MEYER& BOOZER.—.
Manufacturers Agents for Centre and adjoining counties, for
Hydraulic Cider and Wine Presses, .
.. Evaporators, Apple Graters, Cider Pumps
. + And General Cider Makers’ Supplies. . .
O—— 0
HYDRAULIC PRESSES FOR EVERY PURPOSE.
. . .
.*. ALWAYS IN THE LEAD ! .-.
ies, ing Wagons,
So Harness.
and banded at $9.55 per
Reporter office; factory on
WM. W. BOOB,
Repairing a Specialty. 180m CENTRE HALL, PA.