THE CENTRE REPORTER.
Frew. KURTZ,
per year,
ADVERTISEMENTS. —20 cents per line for three
quent insertion.
oun application.
CENTRE HALL, PA.,, THURS. FEB.
NOT THE RIGHT METHOD.
If Mr, Snively's bill proposing the
distribution of $5,000,000 of state mon-
ey for road building purposes to give
that sum to the counties
ships without any condition as to the
of
ed, it will be waste
money
an egregious
so much that there was no money
roads made it a dead waste. If
state funds go into local hands without
restriction or guarantee as to what
work is to be done with them,
needed—permanent and
Ways,
tion is to secure that kind of roads,
The state can build roads for itself, or
to the counties on a condition
they make roads of a prescribed stand-
ard of durability. But to give
them unconditionally would be a very
slight improvement to throwing
Sway. Pitisbure Dispatch.
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LEGISLATIVE EXTRAVAGANCE
of Lancaster,
by
Senator Kauffman,
should be heartily applauded
for his straightforward rebuke of
Legislature for its undisguised ext
agance. No one can review the pro-
being amazed at the seemingly
less spirit of this spendthrift assembly,
so aptly embodied in the now
remark of one exuberant
“What is $100,000 to this
Commonwealth ?"’
have suffered distressingly
municipal housekeepers, and it
doubly discouraging to behold this con-
grand
is
part of the state money
“This Senate,”
ed Senator
last,
-spenders,
emphatically declar-
Kauffman Thursday
“has continued to sala-
on
increase
with
It
we
til $31,000,000 is asked for
$19,000,000 of revenues.
that we cry halt before
the treasury
an party.”
It is a question of
only
time
is
something more
than mere Republican polities; it
the welfare of the whole
wealth that is at stake. But it will be
encouraging news to learn that the
Republican majority have awakened
to some measure of their responsibili-
ty.
is
Common-
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GOVERNOR HASTINGS
halt on the extravagance of
will call
the legis
lature after the recess says the Pafriof
the part of
the members to pass all appropriation
billsand throw the responsibility of
disposing of them on the
The bills the appropria-
tions committee foot up in round num-
bers $33,500,000, including the general
appropriation bill of $16,000,000, while
the state revenues for the next
years will not exceed $19,000,000,
0
There is a disposition on
executive.
now before
two
The
governor has prepared a message which
he will send to the legislature when it
reconvenes, calling attention to these
facts and urging economy in the ex-
peuditure of the people's money.
py
Tue Republicans of the state legis-
lature have brot forward bills that will
make the expenditures of the govern-
ment for next year foot up 35 million
dollars, just double what the expendi-
tures were heretofore, if there is no
heading off of the grab game attempt-
ed. These fellows evidently think
their big mushroom majority last fall
was a license to rob the state whole-
sale,
Even Gov, Hastings has become
alarmed over the threatened danger,
and thinks his party in the legislature
needs a scolding by special message,
These fellows have been given a long
rope and are likely to hans themselves
wis fap
Tue Altoona 7ribune, Republican,
doesn’t take kindly to the increase of
salaries by the present legislature. It
says: Thus far this legislature has in-
creased the salaries of the superinten-
dent of the banking department and
the superintendent of public printing
by fifty per cent. In the meantime
the wages of their constituents have
gone down,
—— AA LL
PeorLe often make light of nomina-
ting men for boro and township offices
and nominate men who are utterly in-
competent. These offices are Impor-
tant. All our tax ation now Is for lo-
eal purposes, and if these are high it is
the fault of the voters in electing boo-
bies and dummies to fill owns and
boro offices.
WOODWARD,
Interesting Items ns Gathered
Correspondent.
several days last week.
I.. D. Orndorf and C. DD. Motz have
REDUCTION SALE
run.
Will Motz and mother, Mrs. J.
Mifflinburg several days
Veteran D.
Millheim
the
to
sick
George Miller was to
Raven who is on
list.
John Berger,
dangerously ill at the residence
of J
Mr. Wm. Guistwite is very ill at his
hard
Hosterman
they
This kind of weather is very
Theo.
Luther Kreamer, as cannot
account
of the deep snow.
Sammy Williams
1 weather,” as the water wheels
fast at the saw mill,
N. W. Eby has shut down
says ‘confound
his dis-
Will Motz, our efficient pike mana-
late storm; he had about forty
H. CC. Brumgard and wife visited
eral days last week.
Some of the members of P. O. 8, of
A. Camp 357, of this place will attend
Feb. 22.
The public schools of this place seem
the instead
run by scholars
James Wirth had at Pur-
dee on Saturday
Jacob Wirth w
day on business
A. Walter and W. lL.
were see
HIS Less
Iron Mon-
as to Glen
CGoodhart, ol
1 on our streets on
Monday.
George Glens home on a
his parents.
i
wvangelical chure
efit
Services in
ber
for the
Rey
on Saturday
of the P. O. 8. Iling-
worth,
The have
ensuing
Arney;
leg, Ass,
M.
following officers been
to serve the
» of Election, H.
spector, M. O. Stover; |
). Feidler; Assessor, FE.
Poor, John J
, J. J. Feidler:
h: Auditor,
lerk, E. I. 8
fired
year
In-
H
2 ’
ye
Orndorf;
School Director Super-
Charles Smit W.H
Town (
Bi
mill preparatory to cutting
visor,
Phillips;
Engle & ungart
stock of logs.
-— rd —
COBURN
Death of Jacob Stelger Last Tuesday After
a Lingering liness,
M. Emerick
with his parents at Wolf's Store
Mr. Moore, of
journing a few with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. T. B. Everett
On Friday evening a
t Sunday
Forest
spen
Flemington, is so-
days
at this place.
sled load
W.
large
of our people drove up to J. Ker-
stetters to spend social
cheer,
I. B.
stock of merchandise
entire
He
1st
hotel
Everett selling his
out
is
al cost
expects to leave this place on the
of April,
properiy
whithe
having purchased a
Lyes
move |
at ming
the
Trout Ruan,
r he
May success attend him,
last
a lingering disease of over
He aged #4
His remains were interred at
Paradise cemetery on Thursday.
R. OO. Braucht's cullinary depart.
ment of his hostlery was taxed to its
utmost last week during the blizzard.
The railroad company sent forty-four
men there to be fed; but notwithstand-
ing the large number, mine host
Braucht was equal to the emergency
and fed them all.
Luther Guisewite has his creamery
now under roof and no doubt will soon
be ready to receive the golden cream
from the farmers, What we need is a
few more such public spirited men to
infuse new life into our town. Who
will be the next to make a move to
bring new enterprise to our town,
county, will 1
spring.
Jacob Steiger died
week, after
a vear's duration.
Tuesday a
Wis
years,
UBLIC BALE. —Will be sold at public sale
at the residence of Philip Durst, in Potter
Sownship. 3 miles east of Centre Hall on
THURSDAY, MARCH, 28, 1505,
2 horses, 1 a bas horse 12 years old,
leader, the other a black mare 12 years, 10 good
wilk cows. 4 of them will be fresh by dav of
in fall, ¥ Short-horn balls, | of them 2 years ol |
5lyearold and 2 10 months oid, 1 2 year old
beifer, 4 yonrling holters, 2 bull calves,
old. © hester white brood sow, open
cart, Innd roller, 2
Blow Molly Stark prow, S-horse ba share plow,
Jentre Hall cornpianter, log ehaln, doubie trees,
single trees, butt chains, rakes
soraper, 2 grain cradles, 2 1- horse cultivators, Ho.
kite plow sett double driving harness Royce self
rake harvester, family Zseated cutter,
box. coal stove,
Bale to commence at 10 o'clock, a.
terms will be made known,
WM. GOHEEN, Auc't,
UBLIC BALE «WILL BESOLD AT rien
Hie sale about | mile west of Old Fort on
BATURDAY, MARTH M0,
# head borses, sound. good workers and leaders,
1 Jersey cow, 3 head milk ewe, all of them
fresh b head young eattie, | Chesterwhite brood
sow, pigs by Sous o sale, 2 fine shoats, 1 Deer.
ing ‘binder, 1 thorns howar, som #e new, | bob
sled, 2 2-horse wagon 2 plas, 1 hiatrow, |
hay inddors, Cae Hal Sorpisnter, hay for
2aetof tug harness, 2 pa flynets, ks ok
k hovel or Ml By 4 y lead and
os, grind stone, dioner re ‘and many
Bale to commence at 1 0c clock when terms
HENRY KLINE "0
Of all Winter Goods for the purpose of closing out
our entire Winter Stock. This to last for thirty
days only. This means a reduction from the won-
derfully low prices we have had during the past sea-
son.
In February we shall commence to take
tory and make ready for our Spring Stock
that season we shall dispose of all
inven
and for
of
Retail Value!
IBC OR RE ER RR
Men’s Overcoats.
long
>
Men’s Overcoats, the finest
Dress Overcoats, were $13.50. n
Men's Overcoats,
ow $11.00
now 5.00
7.00
Q.00,
0.00,
J +4 MH Jy
Boys’ Overcoats.
Boys Overcoats,
wh ai
worth 3
Children’s Overco
Men's Winter
Wi nter Suits that w
Suits.
Men's
1 % .
Blankets, were 6.00 now
Dress Coods
~~ fF Tre -
$ Nd s L
loth,
Cloth,
| 40 inch
Wool Henvlgias,
Heavie
~~
FiRChe Bihan st hin
~
)
Underwear.
1)
Men's Shirts &
all wi
] 1 “ Le
nae § AN §
ol.
heavy,
3oC
20¢C
That were That were,
Men's & Boy's Caps Boys’ Caps,
. 38 " 20¢
Now,
1GC
24c
RA
22C
were 41),
“oh 0x
Sd,
Ladies Hos ge, ull wool, irom 15¢ Hj ’ Red a Flanne Is.
hildren's & Misses’,
Yo 2 Ww oolen Socks
were 25 & 30), now
15 & 18,
Ladies’ Muffs as low
better grades in same
portions,
Ladies’ Corsets,
now
.
te and up 25
i
85. is
lot Men's Winter
Shirts,
& 18 One
& 10
and ) ery best Bleached Musl
pro- Best Unbleached Muslin,
Tickings,
from 25¢ up
Fine Shoes.
Women's Best Calfskin Shoes, fine,
soft goods, that were $1.50, now $1.
: 1
ood, Heavy
worth £1.00,
17
” } now
lin. 0 &T
4, £1.25
440,
low
as
Infant Shoes, that were 50,
a0 now 40, 35 and Zoe.
* 186, “ 1.20 Men's and Boys’ Shoes,
a" 1.15, © 1.00 that were 2.50, now
1.10, + $e “200, “
1.00, Soe 1.50,
1.25, 90
Bl 2 90, * 75 & 85
pe “The greatest stock of Rubbers in the
#0e. county of the very best make, at cor-
H8%¢ respondingly low prices,
40 and
i‘ i“
“" i" i“ Lh i"
i i i i" ki ki i“ La
i i" i“ “i
were 1.5,
1.00,
[Mo
Soc,
70e,
now i" “ 0“
i Children’s Bhoes,
i“ i"
i“ i“ i"
i i" Li
i “ i"
IIR TAN UIT I.
We have no space to detail our entire stock, but the above will
| give an idea of what we propose to do for the next 30 days. You will
remember that we have sold goods cheaper the past season than has
ever been known before. Now we have made the above reduction
even from that basis. We must move our winter stock as we propose
| to have a great line of Spring goods in due season,
LYON & CO,
Bellefonte, Penna.
Lo NRUAL BTATEMEST OF
ern’ So, Fire lusurance
Office of the Varmers' Muvasl
Co. of Centre Co., Pa
Centre Hall, Pa., Jan
THE
Company.
Fire
14, 1890
charter
the
the thirty-
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being
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receivable
premium notes
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win ik ML
druggists on a posit
by the Dr. Miles
receipt of price, $1 pe
express prepaid. Jt §
Opdates or dangerous drugs
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