AR SE A IE SN DS I SBA A SES THE ENTRE REPORTER. EDITOR A AND PUBLISHER. FRED. Runtz, TERMS, —Oue year, $1.50, when paid in advance. Those in arrears subject to previous terms, $2.00 PCr year. ADVERTISEMENTS. —20 couts per line for three {nsertions, and 5 cen perline for each subse. quent insertion. Giher rates made made known on application, CENTRE HALL, PA., THURS. MAY 31. ANNOUNCEMENTS. FOR CONGRESS, We are authorized to announce the name of Anron Williams, of Bellefonte, as a candidate for the nomination for congress of this district, sub- ject to the rules aud regulations of the Demograt- ic party. We are authorized to announce the name of Wm. C. Heinle, Esq.. of Bellefonte, as a candi- date forthe nomination for congress of this dis trict, subject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic party. A BANK LOOTED, The revelations in the Mifflintown bank case prove that the concern was insolvent as far back as eighteen years, and that the worthless condition of the institution was purposely kept hidden by an outward show of sound- ness, and by making false reports each year to cover the real rottenness of the bank. In this fraudulent manner dering them in stock speculations. Such dishonest bank and other dabbles, using other people's money left in bank on deposit. ed banks— or's money for private speculations, Whenever you see those employed gitimate purposes, take your money out of it, too late. before of skinning and speculations, worst curse that can be inflicted upon a neighborhood, and that is just what scores before it, and others will turn out to be, where the persons in the bank go into speculations and swindles. A bank carried on honest purposes is a convenience to a neighborhood; but where it is conduct- ed upon the guerilla system it is sure, sooner or later, to turn out disastrous- ly to those who put their money in it. In dealing with a bank, see whether those in it are men of pure character, free from speculation, and schemes to swindle its neighbors before you put your money there. BR Be WaEAl to fifty and crops looking promising. This is Jess than a cent a pound, any of the er grains bring a better price per pound. down cents Mic cH asting's nomination caused in wheat? It down the same day have a drop went on TO THE POINT The York Gazett few short states the aN phs: nomination for n MeKinley's own distriet more natural thing than at first appears. “Uoxeyism is the necessary outcome of McKinleyism. p AFAasTa “Coxey's loners wn (EJ of paternalism and it is not at think that a government which can throw about eapital the fostering care of a tariff can give them assistance, es- pecially when all they ask is work. “Coxey's Army consists probably professinal tramps, but Coxeyism the appeal of the unemployed labor. of | is for ask government aid as a manufacturer has, “As a matter of fact, neither has any right.” This is a correct orthodox view of this great public question. ction casmimmeionn Tie Senate has put barbed wire on the free list. Every farmer will thank the Democrats for that. The larger the free list the better for the farmer. J War Uncle Dan Hastings needs to do now, is to give the bosses the shy. This is the right time, too, to do it— the party being strong in the state, and wanting to see Quay and Cameron giv en a back seat while the rank and file come forward. The bosses had to sub- mit to Gen, Hastings’ nomination be- cause the Republican masses wanted him-—he was nominated in spite of the bosses, who only bowed to the inevita- ble. There never was a better time for the Republicans of the state to throw off machine control, than now, sms A ———— Jonn VAN Immex has been in the Ohio penitentiary since 1885 for mur- der, and will soon be released. The man he was convicted of killing has been found in Indiana. This is shock- ing to contemplate. Here is the dis grace and punishment of an innocent man for nearly nine years, for murder, ‘What restitution is there for the man A A ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR The best place to buy Clothing and ten chances to one he will say FAUBLES. ASK HIM WHY And he will reply, “The best goods for, the least money, and above all, Fair, Hon-| st Treatment.” Try us just once, and we| won’t have to ask] you again. | DN LERCANTILE A APPRAIBEMENT FOR 1864, EE A BS A Post Office Names, Musser, M. M....... Lhillips, WH... -Yearick, Thos Meyers, Henry .. Achenbach, W ..Achenbach, B, C Aaronsbo ¥. Axemann Bellefonte. ’ Anderson, John. Anderson, John, . Bellefonte Bup «Blair, F.P. & ” Bauer, 5 N.& Co. Blackford, Geo. Brown, KE. Jr... Brown, T, C.. Bush, Gieo, T - Bellet, Fuel & Supply Co. Brachbill, W, Cunnpinghain, ¥ M. Ceader, Joseph... Look, CE &WIE . Culve house, Wm. Crawford, Geo. B.. ruse, A, J Doll, ‘ _Fauble, M., * Gramiey, Jas. LOarman EF Galbraith, Fran Lireen, F. P Gerberich, Hale & Co. Aarbrick, John.. «.Hurper, J. A. & Co.. Harper, Jared......... «Hurris, Jas. & Co, Hill J. H..coonnene Irvin, D. & Son. .... cee Jackson, Geo. W. & Ce Joseph Bros 4 Co. Lyou & Co......... . Lewins, Bamuel. Moutgome ry & Co Mingle - MeKoe, H A. & Bro..covsse ss Mose, Joh a —————— MeCalin ont '& £0 canrmssansansese Meyer, W Lo MeCoy & Lis On, Innis Parrish, C, M... Powers, K L Rac kt iy’ House... «Cont Lirain - Jon Rout wdtree, J Swartz & Dubbs Schreyer, H, Stitzer, H rover, L nrbeck. J io ey. OC. C Rae Krumrioe, J, Tuten M. P Twitmire W Thal M. T...... Wilkinson, W, Williams, § Walle, J.B. & Co Zoller, J. & Son Delong, 1. J 0 Home oe, LN wo TUR Blanchard Qe Benore Baisor, “ E: Haugh, Joho Love, Job WA TOOT nd. Weber, J. H Strohm, M sartholomew, BR Benner, (i. O Centre Hall Imp, Works Dauberman & Goodhart.. Harper & Kreasmer Murray. J. D Wolf & Crawford Catehit, Geo Everett, T. B...cw Glasgow, J W or— Gubewite, Luther. Hofts, John Jr Meyer. T. F¥ sere Miles. Rishel J Moser I. H Greig, T. B Drugs re n -— ~ Mere H . {mpl 3.4 Faubles, Bellefonte. We have the finest stock of Dry Goods, Groceries, No- | tions, Boots, Shoes, and Clothing, which will be sold at lower | prices than ever before. What's a bargain ? you ask. Itde- | pends entirely where you get it, Ifa reputable house sells a line of goods at a price lower than any other house can sell de- Here's a few in groceries. a 5 | 6 1b. i 41b 3 Ib, Ginger Snaps 45, now 3 1b. Soda Biscuits 45, now a0 | Good Broom 20, now | Whitewash Brush 10, now FISH 63¢ | Quarter Batrels, Quality Guaranteed, Boots and Sho=ss | Ladies Button Bhoes 1.45, now 99 | Ladies’ Fine Tip Shoes 1.50 now 1.00 New line of Shoes at 30 per cent. below former prices, Men's Shoes never were so cheap. Currants, 3 cans Corn 36, how tice, 2 i or i 5 1b. best Lima Beans 30, now 31b. French Prunes 35, now - Special Bargains In Dishes and Classware. The rush for Spring Is is here, but with our new building and enlarged stock, we are prepared for it, Smith, M Hublersburg .. Hoy G Ressinge Luocss & Bro long BV onre, H. J sehenck The Welser, Henderson. J Irvin, Danie fo. Gates, L M Evereti }C, A long, LL. E Lenker. J ¥ {drove DD. A Bows J. 1. 4 {ndet fi Hail Meyer, A. | Keller, Mrs Boss, J H Roush & Limbent Vousta, ¥ P Dirge Julian wes Merc Lo. evi Lemont Drags Hned Merch Grain J. W nig wlan nan are cal ® ENNSYLVANIA Railroad. PERSONALLY-CONDUCTED January February 15th and PLEASURE TOURS. | FLORIDA. 2th Masel 18 ith and 21th. Two anh. weeks in the Land of Flowers on the first four tours, while tickeo for last tour are good In re turn until wy Het, Special trains of Pullman Sleeping sud Dinlog Cars. Rate from New York, $0 00, from Philadelphia, $45.98. Proportionate rates from other points Fel WASHINGTON, and 220d, April 12th, May rd and Mth. Three day tours to the National Capitol, covering railroad fare and accommodas jon. Rate from New York $13.00 and $13.50 from Philadelphia $11.00 TOURIST AGENT AND CRAPIRON ACCOMPANY LACH PARTY For tickets, itineraries. and full information apply to Toarist Agent, 255 South Fourth Street, Philadelphia; 119 Broadway, New York: #6 Ful ton Street, Brooklyn; or 25 Wasninglon Street, Boston, BM. PREVOST. nary Sth, March Ist JR. WOOD. GW. BOYD, 3 INTL INES BECTORS NOTICE ~LBTRERS TESTA - on the estate of po. hielo ‘been le tad io yh nudorcined. sho 2 uate oJ) Jeratia ning the ig 1 but the rush only leaves us time to say in conclu- sion, come and see. C. P. LONG. Spring Mills, RSP HA A A EL ARS Pos Office. Millheim.. Names, wMorris, ( oo Musser, W, 8, Miller, 7. A Kessler, Abe... . Bplgelmyer, er, M. un, J.C Peck & Bon Clase, Tox 10 75 10% ih 1 3 Se Nittany .. Onk Hall. Lorman, H. P - Btlewart, J, W Penna Furnace Llemson Ewing, Hess, J. = TTT ays nT ad Pine Grove Mills. — , Weaver, pleasant Gap.. Noll, W.H Potters Mills a3 sd ara slay adadadaiaiateiag AJFJF[FEER : Penn Hall. Fisher, J, B... Poweiton.. Jacks, B, Pine Glenn. .Boak G. BR Port Matilda. Beckwith, SEAT Aral al ad ar na On 2 Heese, 33 Philipsburg EPL LORaPng BE 3 od wd 3 SF ad a3 adn) yay nd Lene urchiield, Buunel, J, Butler, W Brandman Barnes, prapanbyheghen allen wd 1p 3 ad sand Biddle, Brinton, In Campbel, ( eo nyvis, N. N Davis, C. H Decatnr Bio Davidson, Duke, ¥. W Emery Ha Fryberger, Gray, 1. V (George MM. Harper, A a Nad ad wf nad ad ad af Tags 3 nd of =F nd u Jenkirs & Jones & Co ler, 1 Moore, Meyer, T MeCausiag nw Owens Press, Jaoo Peters, Pritchard, Right, 8. W — Russ, John Rieling, J Ratowskey, Runk, 00 9 on BO 00 06 ee . - 90 00 we G0 Schmidt, Sires: Swires Stora Womer. E Wolf. Wm Rock Spriogs M ler, C Rowola. Hobo, W. M Boland. Parker. J. M Rebersharg. Carlin, W. J Musser, G. M Walle 5, W Barket L 0 Griffin, J Condo & A Stormstown Hale College Holmes, J La Grieh & 3riod Krumrine Sewarl Sortman. J Alll Long, G Long, ©. FP Lon 1g Frani Bpring Mills i Bandy Ridge t ! i 10 y | Enow Shox i Gomi Locas Robison Jaanes on Swartz, 8 Smith. Jaonk Motz J. ( ¥ : Wolf BE M | Walker... Yearick H y | Waddle Hur. J Wolfs Stare. } Zion. Dorman i Noi An spe rend w 75 | Toesday. June th » | persons inte retold ma 75 | Tussey ville $ Woodward N prick, d 8 3. 4 - RS FA ROA Business, Llmplements............. FArBuure..........c.ciie ~N Kee . "Yoo! ve oo BOOS Rts BROOK .......... ~Llothing Mere ‘ha Bois amBaanagy i NR i —- ¥ stags nday star nial ui siad TC wm 00 DS TT en wn PROG VRoR CRP & Irvin. wr £8 rissa A DH... Jr. 4 Bro % a CIalSA AaIIMNRWR SINT Da errr a v John-. GTP wd nd ad wd otal ad nF ated wd ahad ak sd at abed ald uf sevens. FUP ILGIYE Sr povia. Merchant a Music, Ewe Billiards and Pool Merchant, WwW. E M B . - & Gilbrand wt af at sd SOV LClothing : Hardware roeeries incan & Barnes Grain Hie hns Confectionery oh Ig Co : wu} ui nud 3 J oF a3 ada) ul al nips . A re Co MH ny C1 i Ww 0 mid Clgurs A0Lacco aud Cigars ow Fura os BHOKAS BIN Fancy ire Hite LETTE cunsa POUR TECH Merchant Hardware Merchants Hardware i corse ErChant Llothing Boots and Bhoes Sontectionery Jobscco and Cigars Jeweler TT Farniture Beef ¥io Merchant Jeweler Hardware Elationsary Merchants, Buaad. § ud had AF ay dada) td ata nys Gilmour —- Sar i a G0 a no BS BO » hr Baasagaabo® wf wd ad al wg bh Groceries gicher (srocerios Jeweler LOontectionery Novelty Jeweler Clothing nr eeneed BOLH ING «Flour and Merchant Merchant ents’ Furnishing pes rehat Wm J aFGF a af uF ag wl Patapetutagaistsiats SE OOe Barney ¥ ed hot Fatal agal Fe Ferd ot n- $d adel al Merchant Merchant «Merchant Merchant ~. Merchant Merchants Merchant Merchans Mer bant Agent Ww & Bro Hison i nek & € I.N Pao! Hardware Merchants Grain and Cond rao) TRIN AY Merchant &B & Bon 1 Coal k A Cond Merchant Merchant Drugs «Merchants Poo! Merchant Grooeries N Merchant & Bon . » on , When and where sil i they ih EXPLOSIVES. POWDER, FUSE AND QUARRYING MACHINERY. ATLAS POWDER.—The very quality of Dynamite in use is nam- ed the Atlas Powder, for blasting rocks and blowing out stumps, JUDSON POWDER.—The Judson powder is of medium strength be- tween black powder and dynamite. BLACK POWDER. —Dupont's make best of blasting, rifle and sporting pow- der has always been considered the best in the market and it is as good in quality to-day as it ever was, CARTRIDGES. Fixed ammunition for hunters and sportsmen. WE ARE PREPARED to supply the trade with the above High Class Explosives at the very lowest pri- tes. We guarantee the lowest pri- ces for the best goods in this line ever offered for sale in this com- munity. FUlE —otton, hemp, tape and rub- fuses for use in dry and wet rock. PLATINUM FUSES AND ELECTRIC BLASTING APPARATUS. ROUR K Dri LS < Rok Drills opera- Ay steam or compressed NY th ad, sie alr compressors and engines for operating the same. ORDERS FOR ANY of the above articles placed in our hands will receive prompt attention at the very lowest prices. McCALMONT & CO, 22Junly BELLEFONTE, PA. whose Watch has a bow (ring), will never have oc. casiontouse this time-honored cry. It is the only bow that cannot be twisted off the case, and is found only on Jas, Boss Filled and other waich cases stamped with this trade mark. © A watch case opener, which wilt cave your nails, cent trae on request. Keystone Watch Case Co, PHILADELPHIA, i 1HAVE HAD THE EXPERIENCE AND YOU CAN HAVE THE BENEFIT OF IT. 0 I have been in the unty Sine TE Business in Mifflin count: 1 and Sontibous at Y I know bi to
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