THE CENTRE REPORTER.
FRED. KURTZ, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
TERMS, —One year, $1.50, when paid in advance.
Those in arrears subject to previous terms, $2.00
per year.
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ADVERTISEMENTS. 20 cents per line for three
insertions, and 5 cen per line for each subse
quent insertion. Giher rates made made known
on application.
CENTRE Harn, PA., THURS. Dee 12.
SENATOR CAMERON has dismissed
the question as to his return the
United States senate at the expiration
of his term two years hence by an un-
equivoeal declaration that he will not
be a candidate. In a letter to Senator
MeCarrell, the Senator says he has not
been, is not now and will not be a can-
didate for re-election. This announce-
ment on the part of Senator Cameron
to
At a conference at his home after his
re-election in 1885 Mr. Cameron said to
a party of friends who had contributed
largely to his success in that exciting
serve in the United States senate
long as his distinguished father, Gen.
Simon Cameron.—Harrisburg Patriol.
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PRESIDENT CLEVELAND, the
Philadelphia Record, has put into
notes
i
the attempt to maintain a reserve fund
of gold under existing conditions:
in gold
United
The government has paid
snore than nine-tenths of
States notes and still owes
its
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them all,
It has paid in gold about one-half of
its notes for silver
without extinguishing by
given purchases
such pay-
ment one dollar of these notes,
The duty of the Record
adds, is plain; and it is greatly to be
the
Republican members will listen to rea-
CONEress,
hoped that a sufficient number of
son to permit legislation along the line
indicated by the president.
- > —
SoME ambitious fellows who want the
earth have the delusion that a
news-
paper should be edited and printed en-
tirely to laud them and set forth their
yr nothing
claims to office free, gratis, {«
spending a whole campaign, yea a
olums telling
they
whole year, writing «
men are,
An
just
the public what great
and not even say ‘‘thank you.”
editor’s time and labor is money,
the same as the lawyer's, the doctor's,
the merchant's, the artizan’s and the
common laborers, and those would-be
the
:
great ones who like to shine before th
public, while someone else pays for the
paper, ink, writing and tting,
are the smallest in a pateh of
tatoes with souls infinitely smaller.
Ly pe-s¢
dwarf po-
Ea
THE statesmen yearing for Came-
-
ron's seat in the U. B. senate can now
breathe easier—the great and mighty
senator from Pennsylvania, in a letter
written the other day, announces that
under no circumstances i
Don
be :
into Cameron's
Wanamakers, Has-
Dalzel Magees, and
a score of other Republican
candidate for re-election.
the way there will now
foot-ball game to
the
Smiths,
step
shoes among
tingses, is,
lights who
are ambitious to glimmer in the sen-
ate. The next senator will be a Quay
man—even if it must be Dick Quay
-
oo.
Tue Republicans finding themselves
ill
not attempt to enact any legislation to
in power in congress, say they Ww
improve the condition of the country.
That means that
along so prosperously under the Cleve.
land administration that they are at
their wits’ end how to do better. Of
course then, the calamity howl was a
fraud.
Tom Reed in taking the speaker's
chair said he had no policy to an-
nounce, and he was for moving slow-
ly to see what the future would devel-
disturbing what is well
things have moved
ope, before
enough.
Well, the Democrats do not
any better endorsement and the sum
of it all is, the Republicans carried last
fall's election on a purely false alarm
need
A App
CURRENCY AND FINANCE,
There are probably very few men in
Congress who are not satisfied in their
own minds that if they should be giv-
en a free hand in regulating the finan-
ces of the country they could bring or-
der out of confusion, says the Patriot,
If it could be possible to select the few
who fully appreciate the difficulties to |
be surmounted they should be the per- !
sops to be intrusted with the task of |
formulating proper legislation. But |
the fools rush in, and they will not be |
dissuaded. Already three or four wild
propositions have been laid before the
two Houses which will never get fur- |
ther than a reference to the Finance
committees,
There should be a saving remnant of
responsible and conservative men in
Congress who, taking note of the seri-
ousness of our financial condition,
should be able to agree upon some
practical and practicable means of re-
lief. The President has pointed the
way, and, we are persuaded, the right
way; but the situation admits of a va-
riety of remedies which would give
present relief, even though they should
not reach to permanent cure. Delay
is dangerous; but not so dangerous as
gulf between promise and pay day.
The treasury has played long enough
the game of resumption that does not
resume. The country is sick of it.
ssf go
THE WEATHER
Temperature and Hain and Snow Fall,
Registered at the Reporter office for
week ending Thursday 12, 8 a. m,
Temperature Minimum
Dec. 5, 17 deg.
“oq 13 deg.
19 deg.
26 deg.
14 deg.
15 deg.
16 deg.
Maximum
0
24
26
+
i
31
24
29
Sunday night there was alight snow
full, second this fall,
Wednesday night, 8rd snow, 1.05 in.
No rain this week. The fall,
Sunday and Wednesday nights, was
snow
equal to .02 in, rain,
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Maj. Fisher Quite 111,
We regret to learn that Maj. J. P,
{ Fisher, Hall's
and business man, is seriously ill of
Penn leading citizen
| soft gangrene of the foot, which set in
| his leg. Hope he may survive it.
csmmsis— ro ——
When most needed it is not
| al for family
| away from home,
your physician to
Such was the
Y. Schenck,
Ter.,
ex-
| perience of Mr. J.
| of the Caddo, Ind.
his little girl, two
Banner,
of
A severe
doctor,
Yeurs age was
| threatened with attack
0.
I He
that I go for
erou says: wife insisted
but our
I
Chamberlain's
the HE
family physician was out of town
§
il
purchased a bottl
ie
Cough Remedy, which relieved her
without
bot-
pring
R. 1
immediately I will not be
future.” 25 and 50 cent
by Wm.
Swartz, Tusseyy
Centre Hall.
it in the i
Pealer, =
ille,
tles for sale
Mills, 8S. M.
Bartholome
ASutterer Cured
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AYER'S
oa ?
SArLan 1
irsapariiia, i
§
perfect
" pial i i. W
jucklien's Arnica Salve,
The beat salve in the world for Cuts,
druises, { Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. It is guarauteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refund-
ed. Price 25 cents per " For sale
by J. D. Murray Druggist.
Furniture
and
Embalming
Always have on hand a full
Caskets and
Embalming a Special-
Prompt attention to calls.
Charges Reasonable.
JOHN SMITH & BRO.,
SPRING MILLS, PA.
WANTED SALESMEN Xo wast one or
oh county to take orders for a choice line of
Nursery Stock or Seed Potatoes. Stock and ssed
guaranteed We can give you steady employ-
ment with good pay. It will cost you nothiug to
give it a trial. Sinte when writing which you
prefer to sell. Ad ‘ress
THE HAWKS NURSERY €0..
Rew hoster Y
AUTION .-~HAVING FURCHASED AT
public sale the followiog persoual proper
ty now in the possession of Philip Auman: 4
horses, 1 heifer, 1 sow, 5 ho 8, 2 »hoats, ail farm
fmplements, 1 spring wagon, 2-horse wagon, 4
horse wagon, sled, rakes forks, chalns, and ali
personal property of P. A. Auman, and all live
stock that may be placed in hs ears beronfler,
Sores, leers,
box
line of Coffins,
Rol eS,
ty
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THE MILD WEATHER
HAS MADE THE
WINTER SEASON BACKWARD
A ISHS
THE MANUFACTURER HAS FELT THIS
MORE THAN THE RETAILER.
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Owing ¥o the backwardness of the season we have been able
to secure of two of the largest Overcoat Makers of New
York City a large lot of Men's, Boys’ and Children’s
Overcoats for much less than their value. We give our
customers the benefit of this purchase by selling these
goods at mach less than their value. We will convert
this immense stock into money again.
85.00 Men's Overcoat for 2.5 $6.00 Men's Overcoat
J.
for 83.75. s10.00 Men's Overcoat for 5.00. 12.00 Men’s
()vercoats to those worth
the
Overcoat for 2.00 letter up )
as cheap as prices mentioned
{
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$20.00 proportionately
proj y
above. Boy id (vercoats rom OSCLS, upwards to the hnest
All Wool Beaver Cloth Coats,
¥
r. the best Wool Chevio
We have the best wearin fitting A
rici
Suits for Men that ean be found
The Very Low Price
: AIL W its for
Be | Wool Sm
$4.75 a Suit.
£2 i aii
4
tter quanta Men
+ i
Worsted at
Prices That Defy Competition!
All Wool Pants for Men, at - - »
Extra Heavy All Woo
B from 98¢
‘
Boys’ Knee Pant
....SHOES, SHOES, SHOES AND
We can fit vou in
OR & ip to ti 8
i
Lro0d ot
¥ R].;
ve Nuit
3 wl
tron
BOOTS.....
can fit vou in SHoes, POOLE
THE GREAT NUMBER OF
Ladies’ Coats and Cap
Wi ' RITCAGY & iience that they are well
R350
£4.50
. for 86.00
from
DES,
Finest All Wool Beave
ats from R2.95 up to th
Cloth Coats,
i1t8 And colors,
-
!
3 8
Boucle at £15.00
and Children’s Coats from
Velvet Caps to
1 $ .
5, weil Infants
up to the nest, with beauninul
2 "
Sik and
—ONLY A FEW MORE
DRESS PATTERNS LEFT !
90¢. a vard.
34¢
In the 42 in. wide, Wool Novelty Dress Goods, at
All Wool 1 1-2 vd. wide Camels Hair Dress Serges, at
Jotter Serges for a little more money.
Heavy All Wool 1-12 yd. wide Cloth for dresses, all shades, 5H0e,
wr vard.
Fine Dress Goods, Mohairs, Silk and Wool Henriettas,
Cloths, fancy silk and wool plaids from 34c up to 81.25 a yd.
SPECIAL BARGAINS THIS SEASON IN GUM SHOES.
Ladies’ Gum Shoes,
Men's Gum Shoes, 54 cents.
in business EX ERE 285
ve never been able to sell Blankets
You want to know why? Because
lankets in such large quantities,
Red
Boucle
-
J
5
cents.
We have been
TEARS ’ but ha
we never before bought B
You get them at 75c. a pair less than the regular price.
with the same in any mauner,
deel4t AARON AUMAN.
IMINISTRATOR'S
I
ln of Admninisration upon the estate of
George W. Vouada, late of Gregg township, de
wonld resoectfully request all
persous knowing themselves indebted to the es
tate to make immediate payment and those hav
frg claims against the same to present them da
EDITH 8, VONADA, Administratriz
dech-64
EXECUTORS NOTICE, «LETTERS TESTA.
mentary on the estate of Jonas Condo,
to the estate to make immediate payment and
sent them daly
C,
nov76t
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE «LETTERS
of Administration on the estate of W, C,
Dueck, late of Penn township, deceased, havin
been lawfully granted to the undersigned, a
pemons knowing themselves indented 1 on
3 and Ethane daving Siima sealnst iL, are
ereb resent the same pr au
or J properiy
ayth nticated for settlement,
E EMERICK, Exe mor,
Centre Hall,
would be any further widening of the |
t
HE DUCK, Milibeim,
novISGt us : in
pair up to the finest All Wool Blankets.
OUR CORSET STOCK.
Has never been go complete. Corsets and Corset Waists for children,
Corsets to fit stont ladies, Corsets to fit tall, slender ladies, and Nurs.
ing Corsets. Corsets for 25, 35, 49, 65, T4, 90c., 81.00, $1.25.81.75,
None Better Fitting Than Our Celebrated C. P. Sonnet and
Thompson Glove Fitting Corset.
Convince yourself that our prices are the lowest and our stock
the largest and newest to select from in the county.
LYON & CO,
QUALITY...
Coupled With The
Lowest Price Possible
Is exactly what you expect from US.
Is exactly what is promised by US.
Is exactly what you receive from us.
YOU WANT 10 SAVE MONEY.
HERE iS A CHANCE.
“a Nite %
say nothin
Men's Suits, auality. Only that o
$5.00. Same goods #750
about the
1€TS ask for
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:
17
y
y All
Men's Suits, a en flcrent
$7.50. styl ol on ger i chedp in other
Strict]
d
) . The very perfection of Dress Suits
Men's Suits, or C: It will
$10.00.
> Nte nN
.
: ee
Boy S di
the
proportionately as
Overcoats wd Children's Suits, everything in
Clothing and Furnishing Goods line
cheap. See us and you will be sure to buy, and you will
be sure to save
FAUBLES.
Men's Outfitters.
money.
Bellefonte.
PENNS VALLEY BARGAIN STORE
=
Bankrupt Stock
— OF —
FINE MEDIUM & WINTER WEIGHT CLOTHING
— BOUCHT AT —
SHERIFF'S SALE!
“NBN
Terrific Slaughter of Prices !
Clothing at Less Than Cost!
All regular custom made goods, and manufactured expressly for the
city retail trade. The stock consists of Medinm, Heavy and All
Wool Storm Overcoats, Handsome Full Dress Suits, Nobby Coats,
Pants and Vests, all of the latest
FALL AND WINTER STYLES!
Below we mention afew items to give you an idea how the prices
range throughout the entire stock. These goods are positively worth
while examining the money we are asking for them. Of course it was
a Bankrupt Sale, and opportunities to buy stylish, regular custom
made clothing for little or nothing, cannot be offered every day. We
advise you to call in and examine now, and select such as you need, as
tomorrow you may be too late.
Men's Rtorm Overcoats from $5 to 88.55
Boys’ Heavy tveroonts om $1.50 to $3.50,
Dress Suite, Cutaways, §7 50 worth $12.
Dress Suits Sack, $5 to $10,
We have just received a splendid line of choice Holiday Goods,
suitable for Christmas and New Year's presents. A fine assortment
of Neckwear, Silk Handkerchiefs, Mufilers, Books and Novelties of all
descriptions just pened, Algo a large line of toys, candies and fruits
of the season, and Doll Babies for the little people. Come—
For useful things and things for sport,
C. P. LONG,
State College.
v
.
Men's Heavy Overcoats from 84 10
Men's Modinm Overconts from $1.75
Pants, $1.50 to $2.55.
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