AL
URSDA
M. E. CONFERENCE,
| APPOINTMENTS MADE FOR THIS |
DISTRICT.
VOL. LXVIIL.
CAPITOL GOSSIP
THE PRESIDENT RETURNS FROM |
HIS OUTING TRIP.
CENTRE HALL, PA., TH Y, MARCH 21, 1895. _NO. 12
Beef Inspection. About State College. TO PENSIONERS, All Around
Mrs. Allen Jones,
te : ‘ 1 . ¢
3 I fone night last week, down in Georgia
: = 3
garding Pension Vouchers, !
{ to two girls and two boys, t
Btates | : : :
1 ’ | weighing three and a ha
pension agent at Pittsburg, under date |
News
Senator Snyder has a bill providing The treasury department has report~
for the inspection of meats offered for | ed, in response to the of
[sale. It isa measure in accord with Representative Lawrence asking the
| the Grange and that body has endors-
colored, gave birth
fe. ;
Instructions be Closely Followed
resolution
i
po in Ski he 1 : Lie smallest
: i apts nd 4 r, the te 4
total sums appropriated by the state to | aplain Drinner, thy nie 1
Yi
i
3 11
Weil,
- 3 unds, Bhe
'y
led it. Last week there was ¢ wting s Pe lvania State
Important Diplomatic Relations Awalting | £11 t - eek there wa + meeting | the Pe nnsylvania state (
| 0 1e state
ollege, that |
legislative committee of | prior to 1887 the institution had |
{ the Grange at the Lochiel hotel and granted $276,900 and that
$757,120. From
and children are doing
Next Yons's and children are doing
the
Willismsport Chosen for the
The wo-
Meeting. irt
given birth to
Centre county can boast of triplets
of March 6, was advised by the com-
His Return, An Apology Demand- man has twice twisn.
ed from Spain,
WAsHINGTON, March
dent Cleveland got back from { the United States the College has re- |
tle outing in splendid conditon, and | Under the provisions of the bill the | ceived $450,000 in land
he lost no time in jumping into the | president of the state board of health | 000 in
pile of work which had accumulated | will appoint two or more persons in! The |
during his absence. One of the first | each city, borough or township in the
official things he did after his Their duties
i
een | Assigaments for
since date Ensuing Year missioner of pensions that it was not
ate | ; ar,
. : : MN i ob i s 1 sry bd ¢ he » . aria rt
Presi- | resolutions passed favoring the speedy $480,220, or a total of the intention of the interior de part
his lit- | enactment of the measure.
18, but can’t come up to Georgy for quar-
in
by
pro-
the
certificates
affected
which
ment to issue increase
tets,
The anniversary of the woman’s for-
tichard
tg
y
any of the cases favorabl
| the act of March
vides that all pensioners now on
scrip and $85, eign missionary society, Rev. 9 189!
{ » - iy hake)
Mrs. Walters, of (
| b=week's-0ld babe
2 : : : her
a continuing appropriation,
and scrip fund is held by the
state which pays the College $30,000
Hinkle presiding, occupied the time of
the ) HE § erence Saturday after- ‘ i :
h L. E one re he of . d A, ht ! | rolls pensioned al less then six
Miss Mary McCord, for several |
s Y snehorg, 10 ye { per month, their
years engaged in missionary and edu- |
8 Kistler.
in ci
i
dollars | aged 6 years. During the niother's ab-
Hoo, road : : ¢
| shall have pension | sence the little girl attempted to quiet
i
state to inspect ments,
will consist
return annual interest thereon.
, iin i i i i i of § 4 T fi nerease six dollars the cries the babe by administering
was to familiarize himself with the im- | in inspecting all meats | To similar schools Towa increased to six dollars, he of the babe b: ministering
portant diplomatic occurrences of the | slaughtered or shipped to or within { priated $408,000; Illinois $81
The receiver
has appro-
0,000: Mas-
last few days, and the next was to in-| their districts, Minnesota, $600,-
dorse the strong letter sent to Spain | signment of meat must notify the in-| 000; Missouri, $2.000.000- Wisconsin, |
spector as soon as it arrives and cannot | $1,000,000 and an annual grant of
cational work in Panama, gave a very but bv
te
it half
The
Bicep and never awakened.
In order to facilitate the payment of mistake gave
intelligent description of the work of
f¢ lands. The
by W.P. Erin wT 3 $
* iorward to each pensioner,
the con- rd ; ; .
wiiose pension had been increased by
raised in . . leurred in
{anid ac 3 *W voucher to take the |
. ers hi
. i Bo { » inicroease {° { i ef x oa ia tes tiful f lanidaniim little
of a con- sachusetts, $700,000 thi ty he increase apiain sginner wa in- | & Weaspooniul of laudanum. tlie
' 8 society
principal address was made
{ Oldham, D. D
ference, who was born
in foreign
one went to
structed by the bureau to prepare and
£300. - the rate of
by Secretary Gresham, demanding an |
apology for the firing the 1 { sell any portion of it until it is inspect- | 000; Ohio, $600,000,
. OV i
mail steamer Alliance by Spanish war | ed.
vessel and the issuance of such orders | Will attach a certificate of inspection. | resources of Pennsylvania.
wion of
ex ple
a mine
a member of
at . BS. and Arkansas $30, - !
has the
The real
has done
and in 50 min-
f the meat is pure : inspector | 000. Not one of se states ' 43 y ve | }
If the meat is pure the in pector | it one of these state India. He spoke of the work he ave been taken wut 200
i great
}
!
: . iready sent out wit} .
| The i i : 0 a : " had witnessed by this society in for- k for the January payment. t 1 entombed : 13 «
y : 3 . : 2 "vs : { 3 } Ww tor ' receive MRO biecti Q at the sts 2 . " RIOT Lhe January pa) ent, Lu i
by Spain as will make it impossible | 1 he Inspectors will receive $2 for each | objection is not that the state eign lands, and the most noted { y. Day or | DEED removed from the
{ aiLer |
frye
ature is
executed by said pensioner on or
April
riy payment at th
school in
1
{
for a similar thing to occur in the fu- | whole carcass of beef and fifty Jsenty something to maintain the isit to
that it
l
Commonwealt
Be ” ‘ : | that impressed him on his first v . a : A y
ture; also serving notice that this gov- | for each quarter; for sheep, veal and | Centre county, but should hesi- i. adding to the regul quart-
ernment demanded and would enforce | Wine $1 will be paid and for a quarter | tate to place this
to | carcass of the same twenty-five cents is | the
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this was the respect
i
such
country ' a .
h if { Old ad
in
de
shown to woman, which was ;
ional amount due ousioner |
i=
very first rank as t«
{ tion.
vesse » higher educa- 1 cohtr
ii L283
re
2&1
the right of its mercantile ast with ada
use the regular channels of commerce
regardless of their nearness to C \
without molestation from Spanish | the inspection.
warships. Secretary Gresham's posi- | stock of their Own raising for sale are | Freeport. 1 Hp the t
tion in this matter is generally endors- exempted from the provisions of the | er port, ; of R J
If the consignee of meats neglects doubt containing a half dozen marked |
bb Bi Wasi | dresses were made by
endorsement by saying that if he had | have meat inspected or to arty on, au] Bole en o FHBTgID, ell and others. :
waited the apology would have come | PAY the charge he will be deemed guil- | Head ahd Reflect, We read aud tie
That may | t¥ of 8 misdemeanor, and pay a fine [Sender will find our reflections In an-
. | other colum. Our Fre port friend will |
| please “read and reflect.
We also received an
I edit Joliet
city | sketches of the industries
| ving Illinois eity,
§ 5 y 1} w
from March 2 un IWWIiIsion
allowed. |
position s "
; juesting the I
| hea ant ‘h y
Acknowledgement i I'he ann ge {4 turn tl voucher alread in
{aid and .
ai
So yi
hi
re. . > . i
tha | The receiver of the meats pay for | esi
ROA, | A i
Farmers slaughtering |
i
We acknowledge the of
receipt
IL., daily, from a friend no
sion ev,
ed, although Republicans qualify their | 8¢t.
refuses on
. Woman Suffrage in Ohio
dollars
1 of Ohio have the
without any demand for it. :
be imprisoned
The fines
The
returns
i
be true, but it does not lessen the im- ! not exceeding $200, or
portance of Secretary Gresham's letter. | for more than thirty days.
1 4 i i
in 1iiustrated Spe-
The apology is a small matter compar- | 80 to the county treasurer.
spectors are to make monthly
he
iit
n al edition of a
n F, giving
ed with the notice that our mail steam- Ee
ers shall not be shut out of the use of | © the treasurer o county or that thri |
are » {
'. ap for which they
the regular channels of commerce ey-| or which they ar
f '
the
yO WT 8
appointed and must
law in
ery time Spain declares martia
Cuba because of 1
some talk of a severance of dij
]
a revolt, There is
lomatie |
i
The Spanish mihister has by his fool
talk, criticizing
through the newspapers, furnished |
ample excuse fo
relations between the U. 8S, an« Spain.
Secretary Gresham |
g him his pass- |
n
il
ports, but it wil done, un-|
less Spain starts ¢ sending
Minister Taylor home.
Ala., was know
i
3
i
Gov. Oates, of duar-
ing his extended Congressional career |
touch
as a man who always kept in
with of the
cratic party of
rank and file Demo-
}
IR see
the
tion; hence his|
opinion on the financial question
{
the south is both interesting and valu-|
He said, while in Washington:
id
the
us
that great diflerences exist
able,
+
will not
I
tl
“In my opinion south
split on the silver wiion. know
}
t in the
south and west,
ri
=
are very largely the
to understand
There is one thing
this question ti
overlooked by some pes
ple of the south favor sil
do not favor a single sil
Those who have an id
Senator Gorman seldom
newspaper interview he 3
to the newspaper workers of Washing-
hen he |
and Mrs. Gorman held a splendid re- |
ton, may have been surprised wi
ception in hopor of the Gridiron Club,
an oiganization made up of newspaper
men, several nights but
with the
selves, who know Senator Gorman for
While he
seldom consents to have his name used
ago;
newspaper workers them-
one of their best friends.
in connection with a political story,
he often gives valuable pointers to the
correspondents, and rarely declines to
unless its answer
he
to
make public, and no man in either
answer a question
which
ready
involves some party plan
not
*
i
and his associates are
branch of Congress has more personal |
friends among the newspaper workers, |
regardless of politics, than Arthur P. |
Gorman,
It is always just as well to wait un-
til fully informed on any matter be-
fore expressing opinions. A in
point is the opening of the Baltic and |
North sea canal by the Emperor of]
Germany next June. When the Unit- |
ed States accepted an invitation to
send naval vessels to take part in the |
opening ceremonies which are to
held at Kiel, Secretary Herbert said he |
would send the San Francisco and the |
Marblehead. Straightway the friends |
of naval officers who wish go to|
Kiel raised a howl about the dignity |
of the U. 8. being lowered by such an |
insignificant showing, ete, taking it
for granted that only the San Francis- |
co and the Marblehead were to go.
Now Becretary Herbert never said
that only those two vessels would be
sent. As a matter of fact, which
might easily have been ascertained by
critics, Secretary Herbert will not de-
termine how many U. 8. ships shall
be sent to Kiel until informed of the
number other nations will send.
There has been much talk about the
unusual action of the Italian ambassa-
dor, in writing to the Colorado State
officials concerning the recent killing
of Italians in that state, instead of
leaving the matter with the State De
partment, but there is no probability
that any official notice will be taken
of the impertinence—that's the only
name for it—of the ambassador,
case
be
to
§
pay over fifty per cent. of the gr i
fees collected. I'he
fresh meat.
The above feature would
ill as clearly unconstitutional
the act
state treasury
AS Was ;
m the
Will
¢
to appropriate $5000 fro
to
A
rdi
improve e
i¢ ground. beef in- |
f abst ties would |
\
former postmaster |
i
ES. —
Down to the Cent
the
Somerset co
»
IN
B. L.
at Shi
ie
Baltzer,
i
i x
ksville, unty,
i
postmaster
recent-
sett
Yas s . 1 $ a i
ly effected a lement affairs
with the g«
id found there was a balance due to
The
wered
nim of government of-
ficials also discs that there
1304
Baltzer,
amount due to Mr.
In
th gov- |
$
{ iis
o adjust the di
{
rence the
d
postmasts
to Mr
document
ernment issued a ite States Gove
ernment draft on r at
Baltzer,
ave a School director out
Fayette county who is certainly enti
tled to “the what the
if
At
a local institute he took quite a lead-
cake’ y
about him is true. a recent session
of
ing part, advocating the reduction of
teachers’ salaries to $20 a month and
compelling them to their own
cut
wood and make their own fires
erwards he ridiculed the idea that the
it is
square concern, supported
What the props stand on
by props.
he didn't
A school director like that is of
considerable value as an object lesson.
say.
sory education.
Wp
Of Great Benefit,
benefit to
good people of Centre Hall and vi-
cinity if they would come to us for all
their wear in the way of Men's, Boys’
and Children’s Clothing, Head Wear,
Furnishing Goods, and Ladies’ Shirt
Waists and Chemisettes,
Goods are only sold on their merits
—a hat is linen or what is
told you at the time of the
“Mother's Friend" Shirt Waists.
MostTaoMERY & Co,
Merchant Tailors, Bellefonte.
——
We can be of great
cotton-—is
A severe rheumatic pain in the left
shoulder had troubled Mr. J. H. Lo-
per, a well-known druggist of
he could not lift anything. With all
he could do be could not get rid of it
until he applied Chamberlain's Pain
{ Balm. “Ionly made three applica
| tions of it,” he says, “and have since
been free from all pain.” He now ree-
ommends it to persons similarly af-
| flicted. It is for sale by Wm. Pealer,
| Spring Mills, and 8. M. Swartz, Tus-
seyville.
sorts —
~The merchant tailoring establish-
ment connected with Lewins clothing
house at Bellefonte, has the reputa-
tion for turning out the best and most
stylish clothing worn in the county.
~~A new spring suit from Lewins,
Bellefonte, is the proper thing now in
clothing,
id
teemed frien
bt sought for by
HAVE & desire
here
is no
wilds to them
vernment
allegation
y have a new
judges and greatly
the
The
to relieve suprems
i
¢ . Iatta vil rial
LOT intler trivung
©
]
x is dl
ry i 5
year, and it has ve little
during the six months
iris are
worked. They never resign ai
places are sought after by eager aspi-
f the com-
{ rants from every quarter o
| monwealth,”
. Wp.
Farmers’ Financial Status,
I A late
| most surprising and highly gratifying
census bulletin discloses a
| state of facts as regards farm mortgag-
| es, says the Pittsburg 7% legraph, Ca
lamity howlers in the last presidential
campaign were loud in deploring the
| ruinous state of the poor farmers of
| the west, ground down by debt and
| extortionate interest.
i
| ferent color. Of about four and three.
| fourths millions of farm families, less
| in 1890. The farm families owning
| their lands free of mortgage were al-
| most one-half of the whole
and those hiring farms were a little
over one-third. The largest amount
nia, Kansas, Ohio and Missouri.
The census further shows that the
greater part of the mortgages represent
money borrowed to buy lands and
make improvements, That such bor-
rowing was not for speculative purpos-
tide over hard times, bad crops, ete,
is a most important fact. The Ameri-
can farmer is a prosperous man, and if
he would only be less ready to listen
to theorists, schemers and “blather-
skites’’ generally, he would be serving
his own interests better, than he often
appears to do. The one thing needful
to American agriculture is a greater
degree of study of the science itself and
all its wonderful ramifications,
M ox 1% 1 §
Hope,
{ FOOTE
Wonner:
H ast-
Emanuel
A
(rien
Half Singer:
x
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Hartzell:
man H. Crotsley;
}
Her
Ww
harles Houtzdale,
Howard, John
aus, Bruce
Wilbert W. Cadle
sburg and Woodbury, Jeremiah B
Forrest; Kart
Lumber City,
tin
Mehafley, Charles W
Milesburg and Unionville, George
Boggs:
New Washington, Job Traux supply
Osceola, William R. Picken:
Charles W. Wasson: Penn's
Ralph W.
Alexander R. Miller: Pleasant
John C. Young; Port Matilda, Gideon
P. SBarvis (supply); Ramey, Charles A.
Biddie; Spring, Edwin H.
v
waring
supply ;) Snow Shoe, Henry Minnich
tichard H.
avenue, Vaughn T.
Lemuel LL. Logan,
Wallaceton, George Trach:
West
rone: First church,
bert; Columbia
Rue; Utahville,
supply:
Warriors Mark, Hugh Strain,
Bradford, Robert I.. Armstrong: Sam-
i
toona; supernumerary and superanu-
teachers, John A. Woodcock,
George B. Ague, John W. Olewine,
sill.
pi — —
Union County Deaths,
Miflinburg, 4 inst., Mary, widow of
David Foust, aged 83 years,
aged 71 years,
Limestone twp., 8 inst.,, Rosanna,
widow of Joseph Chambers, age 79 y.
AM AS
~Read Lyon & Co's great spring
They offer some extraordinary bare
gains in all departments of their store.
Their stock is larger than any in this
part of the state, and a dollar invested
there brings returns,
~If in need of Carpets call at—
Wolf & Crawford's,
rs have been kept busy the
v
r weeks ; we'd far sooner have
nts than be their horses.
|
i pa
Passed the Senate
Among bills passed by the state sen-
| ate on Tue sday, are the following
{ ituting the board of school di-
rectors in each township a board of
{ health.
Requiring gymnastic instruction in
schools,
Changing labor day to the first Mon-
day of September,
| Limiting the time for killing deer to
| the month of October.
| Increasing the salary of the adjutant
| general to $4,000,
$6. 500
Appropriating § for the
i ment of inauguration expenses.
i Prohibiting the
pay-
{ous to and during the spawning sea-
i
{ son.
i
i
| tives,
sl Ms RS
The Road Bill,
second reading. The framer
| for the bill and thought he could get
it through easily. The members of
the house did not agree with the gen-
| tleman from Lawrence and now
[pet is in its grave. Mr. Smiley has a
| road bill which is considered the best
| of all measures and it will be on sec-
ond reading in a day or two. It is
thought that this act will go through
| easily,
Cr —— on —
~You can save §5 on every $10 pur.
chase you make at our store. We have
received a big stock of spring goods,
and they are exceptionally cheap,
Lewing, Bellefonte,
~=Our spring stock of clothing is
now in and a more complete assort-
ment cannot be found in any store
Clothing never was so cheap and you
gel surprisingly big returns for your
money.~Lewins, Bellefonte,
Dr.
6
By all means
Edson does
a cold but we
Cough
he lungs, aid
il You Low ur
will Take Chamberlain's
It will relieve t
expectoration, open the secretions and
'}
soon effect a permanent cure. 25 and
50 cent bottles for sale by Wm. Pealer,
and 8. M. Tus-
Spring Mills, Swartz,
seyville.
———
Attempted Train Wrecking.
An attempt to wreck Royal Blue
line train on the Reading railroad near
Wayne Junction was made Tues
“a
on
Was
an
dis-
acci-
day evening, but fortunately
prevent
10
covered in time
dent.
While setting some switches a con-
| ductor of a freight engine found the
track used by the Blue line trains in-
{ geniously blocked in such a way as to
throw a train down an embankment.
Several heavy oak planks, railroad
ties and a lot of stout brake beams
| were piled up on the track and fasten-
ed together, making a very formidable
obstruction.
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Auditors Who Audit,
As shown on Tuesday Commission-
ers Funk and Hurd, of Blair county,
had paid out between $3,600 and $3,
700 and the auditors will surcharge
| them with that amount and recom-
| mend that they be dismissed from of
| fice by the court and indicted. Some-
times Auditors don’t audit, and for
that are found equally guilty with the
officers doing wrong. In Blair coun
ty the Auditors do audit.
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Offered for Sale,
The plant of the Bellefonte Republi-
can and Daily News is offered for sale
by the administrators of Mrs, M. P.
Teuten, decd.
a ——
~Big spring opening at Lyon &
Co's store, Bellefonte, where you can
get anything needed at very low fig
ures,
~You will want a new suit. You
want it cheap and good, as well as of
the latest cut, Lewins, Bellefonte,
can accommodate you in every partic
ular, and is bound to please.