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THE CENTRE REPORTER.
FRED KURTZ,
Editor.
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Those in arrears subject to previous terms, $2.00
per year.
ADVERTISEMENTS. ~20 cents per line for three
quent insertion. Olher rates made made known
on application.
CENTRE HALL, PA., THURS. Jan, 2
VOLUME 69,
Tue CexTrRE REPORTER, with this
issue, enters its sixty-ninth year, and
extends the compliments of the season
a Happy New Year—to all its rea-
ders,
We are proud of the honorable re-
cord of this journal, proud of its useful-
ness and the good it has accomplished
in Centre county. That was our aim
in the past and will be our aim in the
future. It is pleasing to know that
we have so conducted the BEPORTER
as to gain for it the confidence, respect
and support of the people of our coun-
ty.
Under our future editorial manage-
stand by us in return. A
the savings of a life-time, and left
to battle under a
few would have
financial strain
faced with the
to, Our creditors first.
same
mot
Fred. Kurtz, jr., long an assistant
upon this journal, will be associated
with us in the paper—Fred. Kurtz &
Fred. Kurtz, jr., Editors and Publish-
ers,
- pty
Tere will be no pardon for the
Had there
thief
ery
Jardsley. been
be a free man.
—————
acl
Wash
fore promising them t
for them,
of honor and probity, without
are worthy your support. If there is
refuse to support them.
op
Everypopy knows that
ity
phia is a Republican ci a city
which the Republican party has coi-
the government continuously
orities, TI
misgovernmn ent,
trolled
by
j iis is a picture
of municipal
great ma
corrup-
tion, protection of vies rad crime, pro-
tect demorali-
on of
fraud at the polls,
zation of the young,
morality, in a ¢ity ruled now, as it has
been for many years, the
can party, and the picture is drawn by
by
a Republican committee and a Repub-
lican press.
-
oo
The prop ed bill
i
y
and means committee, but the
I'he Democrats claim that
It
the house.
the woolen tariff is not necessary.
is certain that if is taxed
thing will advance and the
wool
price of clothi
. 5% 1% v
era of shoddy will again be inaugurat-
ed.
ask for a duty on wool, but the sheep
£ ’ &% .
wishes of the voters of Ohio.
A
Tie Monroe doctrine, about
so much has been said recently, was
roe in his message to congress
ber, 1823. It is as follows:
TRIAL LIST.
| Monday 28th, |
| For the first week of January court, |
| commencing on Monday, January 28, |
| 1896 :
Jason Underwood vs, J,
ver et al.
| Geo, W. Campbell va. Wm. Wolf.
| For January Term of Court Beginning on
Willis Hoo-
| Elias Walk va. Vinton Beckwith,
Bernheim Bros va. Wm. Parker,
Overseer Poor Bellefonte vs. Over-
| seer Poor Spring twp.
| T. B. Buddinger vs. John
| lus.
| J. W. Showalter vs. D. R. Thomas,
| E.R. Holmes va. Manhattan Club.
{i Jas. Shaeflfer vs, C. R. R. Company
of Pa.
| Borough of Millheim vs. J.
| snyder,
H. A. Moore vs. Hannah Stull.
{ Hannah E. Grove vs. D. P. Shafer.
Dewalt, Weirshoff & Co., vs. Wm.
Parker.
Mary
Lingle.
D. R. Foreman vs. Jacob Smith ad-
ministrator.
Henry Stoner vs. Jacob Smith ad-
ministrator.
Harry Rupert vs. Samuel Hagan.
Alb M. Womelsdorf, of
Mills, Clinton
Fram, of Maron township.
Gunsal-
H. Reif-
V. Hale et al vs. Jenkins &
ard
i Logan
county, ane Lizzie C,
SFCOND WEEK.
Mary S. Gordon vs. Jos. R.
Wm. P. Rishel Rachael
ve. American Ins. Co,
| Wm. L. McDowell vs. G. 8.
W. A. Hartsock vs. W. F.
| et al.
W. A. Hartsock
{ et al,
Hezekiah Ewing vs.
{ lioms.
Muflly.
and Ocker
Flegal,
Reeder
Vs, Reeder
WwW,
(. W. McWil-
0. L.. Scho
Michael Cameron vs,
over et al.
Geo. W, Campbell v
Mullen.
| Fred Decker et
tle,
| Sugar Manufacturing company, v
(re
al vs. Andrew
Wm. Benner.
Schoono- |
Michael Canaran vs. O. lL.
i ver et al.
John Holand vs Fd Hughes et al
Ss. Wilson & Co.
Gufand.
vs, Brandman
RH. (
Philipsbur
ERK. T.
P
Jas, Ross vs. Cent,
W. 8.
i boro.
WwW.
Donovan.
Biglow vs O &
J. MeGowan adim'r va, Mary
Thomas Barnes vs L. C. Brinton.
Wm. H. Taylor & Co. va Wm. Par-
ker.
Wm
i Jr.
i se
Noll,
adm'r v
of J
'
Lingle.
H.
James F, Weaver vs
Ins, Co.
Susan Miles va Boro of
1
Wm.
i,
a
J. Thompson 111.
©
i et al.
Thomas Watson ve J. M. Green ad-
ministrator.
MeClam & Cook vs J
ministrator.
M. Green ad-
Bo
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT
-
Wherea:,
God in his allwise providence to re-
move from among us by the grim hand
of death, J. H. Musser, a faithful and
efficient director and agent of our com-
pany, The Farmers’ Mutual Fire In-
| surance Company, of Centre county,
Pa., and also a highly esteemed and |
respected citizen of the community.
Therefore, Resolved, By the direct-
rs of said Ins, Co., in session met
Dec. 24th, 1865, that we bow in hum-
! ble submission to God's will, knowing
that he doeth all things well, and here-
| by tender our sincere sympathy to the
friends and relatives of the departed
in this their loss, directing them to}
the dispenser of life and death for ref
uge and consolation.
tesolved, That a copy of this
| tion be entered on our minutes and be
published in the CENTRE REPORTER. |
J. C. SMITH. i
NAM'L GRAMLEY,
H. B. HERRING,
ac- |
sider any attempt on their part to ex-
tend their system to any portion of
this hemisphere as dangerous to our
peace and safety. With the existing
colonies or dependencies of any Euro-
pean power we have not interfered
and shall not interfere, but with the
governments who have declared their
considerations and just principles, ac-
knowledged, we could not view an in-
terposition for the purpose of oppress-
ing them or controlling in any other
manner their destiny (by any Euro-
pean power) in any other light than
gs a manifestation of an unfriendly
disposition toward the United States.
ee —— otm—
Wanted.
100,000 split oak, and hickory spokes
wanted. Call or address.
f W. W. Boon.
Centre Halil, Pa.
a ———— A AA
Clothing st Sacrifice Prices,
A full supply of men’s and boys’ clo-
thing at sacrifice prices, on account of
sherifi’s sale, at the old Philadelphia
Branch. Never a chance like it for
bargains in or out of Bellefonte, like at
the old Lewins stand.
Reduction Sale. {
Eclipsing our great Fire Bale of 1884,
when we sold great quantities of goods |
in a short space of time. Btock in |
much better condition—prices are low- |
er, values are greater. No reasonable |
man expects to buy All Wool Suits,
and All Wool Overcoats for the prices |
quoted for Shoddy and Satinets. We
expect to get your trade—when you |
are through being decoyed, and have |
your eyes opened. Clothing is our bus-
iness,
is
MoxtaoMeErY & Co. i
——— etn tfc
For a pain in the chest a piece of
flannel dampened with Chamberlain's |
Pain Balm and bound on over the seat |
of the pain, and another on the back |
between the shoulders, will afford |
prompt relief. This is especially val- |
uable in cases where the pain is caused |
by a cold and there is a tendency to-|
ward pneumonia. For sale by Wm. |
Pealer, Spring Mills; J. M. Swartz, |
Tusseyville, and R. E. Bartholomew, |
Centre Hall.
At Eheriil Sale Prices,
Ali goods formerly in the Philade]-
phia Branch store, clothing to suit
men and boys of all ages and sizes, at
| sacrifiee prices, a big supply and must
DANIEL BARTGES.
Died at His Home in Spring Mills on the
21st of December,
After an illness of some months
Daniel Bartges, a highly esteemed cit-
izen of Spring Mills departed this life |
at an early hour on the morning of the
21st, and was interred in the cemetery
at Rebersburg on the 24th, The funer-
al was largely attended. The
ed was for many years a very promi-
nent and influential farmer of Penns |
valley, but of late years, owing to in-|
creasing infirmities and advancing age
has lived a very retired life.
Four children survive him, two sons
and two daughters, His wife, a very
decens-
affectionate and highly accomplished |
lady, deceased about twelve or fifteen
from which
Frequently
years ago, a bereavement
he never fully recovered,
when speaking of his farm, home, or
incidentally referring to her his los
would be vividly recalled, and a shade
of sorrow would seem to pass over his
aged brow,
he deceased was an active farmer
from his youth; busy on his wide acres
only when
early and late and ceased
age admonished him and called a halt,
with the reminder that he had journyed
through life's uneven road almost his
With
name and reputation unsullied, honor-
his
circulated
three score years and ten. a
able and reliable in all business
transactions, his word like
d.
gent
current gol
A thorough farmer and
lished leman: one of the old
affuble, kind and generou
HHOOE,
eral almost to a fault; none Knew
1
but to love
Him.
NO man, woman or
pealed to him in vain for
ever ready to assist the
¥ $11 X +14 3
unfortunate, would part
int
SIERRAS AG
ysmile or se
Free Pills
acdd re
& hiocaeo $ ¢
+ and ge
Pills
oul of their merits
of Dr. King's New Life
are
and
ick headache
roubles they have
They are
or
guarans
srious substance
i
1 hey a
every weed
i weak-
purely vege y not
en by their action, but by giving tone
to stomach and bowels greatly invig-
+1 1
iar
Mi
Reg size Zoe.
D.
orate the system. “
per box. Sold by J. ray.
EE. —
Sheriff as Bale.
Cireat bargains in all kinds of e¢loth-
ing at the
Philadelphia Branch, a full
sheriff
f me aut
10 fn and bove'
WOar,
gale sacrifice prices, Bargains that
anvthing Known.
SPECIFIC
FOR SCROFULA.
“Since childhood, 1 have been
afflicted with serofulous boils and
sores, which me terrible
suffering. Physicians were unable
to help me, and 1 only grew worse
, under their care,
At length,” i began
to take
AYER’S
Sarsaparilla, and
very soon grew bet.
3 ter. After using
RB ha’ Loozen bottles
AY 1 was completely
cured, so that I have not had a boil
or pimple on any part of my body
for the last. twelve years, 1 can
cordially recommend Ayer's Sarsa.
parila as the very best blood-purifier
in existence.” — (G. T. REINHART,
M yversville, Texas,
AYERS
wSarsaparilla
caused
i
LINDEN HALL, |
Correspondent,
Mr. Lucian Bpicher who had been
on the sick list for some time is slow-
ly improving.
Mrs, David Frantz has just returned |
from a trip to Blue Ball, Clearfield |
county, where she has been visiting |
among friends and reports having a |
Harry Swab, of Bellefonte, is visil-
ing his grand parents at this place.
The railroad bridges on this section
of the railroad have been undergoing
repairs for the last week or two which
will be quite an improvement when
finished.
Miss Jennie Welble, of Watsontown
who has been spending her holiday
vacation under the parental roof will
return to her school on Wednesday.
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.
Mr, and Mrs, Farner of Potters Mills
were visiting friends in and
town a few days last week.
rains of
badly;
good
We have had several
late which were needed very
nothing could have been more wel-
come at this season of the year,
held
Sunday
The Christmas entertainment
by the 1 nited Evangelical
good,
ple are to be praised for the
in which they
and easy way
ed their paris,
Yur & vier 11 1 i alvin
«0 ably assisting the school In giving
hairs and Fhe se
iford and |
Hall
P.
er bproin-
t
5 }
Were Lie
G. A. R. COMMANDER
Jas. S. Dean, Gen. Grant Post,
Rondout, N. Y.
CURED OF DYSPEPSIA
f omnis ler Denn writes: * i i
sronouneed
Pr.
that and told hi
tion and he said, try a bott
DR. DAVID KENNEDY'S
FAVORITE REMEDY
take it morning and
it ill eure vou 31
i ih Cure YOu medicine
i
O meet shot
Kennedy {
comdi-
ms
je
i
time, n of
of
i
noon and night,
Ww I took the
as directed, but had no confidence in a
eure, as my case had been tried by =o
fter using it a week |
I better, and in a short
I was entirely «
distress,
began
af-
That
while
ured.
everything 1 ate,
' breaking up sour in my throat had all
ot had a moment's
Today there isn’t
my appetite |
tere
gone and I have n
| discomfort since,
| healthier man and
CASH G00DS,
CASH PRICES.
:y. 3 =
Beginning ry 1st,
will »ii OOS
™
No books
or accounts will be kept
G00DS WILL BE SOLD
AT SPOT CASH PRICES!
Count
Janus
| S06, we i
fog i Iv
LOT Cash ony.
rv produce will“be
taken in exchange.
Centre Hall.
OGURT PROCLAMATION «Whereas the
Hon, Joht 5 Love, President Jodge of the
fiuntingdon, and the Hon € A Faulkner, and
the Hon. Berjamin Rich, Associate Judges in
Centre, having fssaed their precept bearing data
the 20th day of Dee, 185, to me directed for
holding a Court of Over and Terminer and gen.
eral Jail Delivery and Quoarter Sessions of the
Pesos in Bellefonite, tor the eonnty of Centre,
and commence on the dth Monday of Jan. the
7th day of Jan. 1806, and to enntinne two weeks
Notice is hereby given to the Coroner, Justices of
the Peace Alderman and Constables of said coun:
ty of Centre that they be then and there in the
proves persons, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon of
wid day, with their records ingnisitions exami.
nations, and their own remembrance, to do
those things whieh to thelr offire appertaine to
be done, and those who are nd in reoogni-
ganees to prosecute against the prisoners that are
or shall be in ths Jali of Centro county, be then
and there 10 prosecute against them as shail be
Given nnder my hand, at Bellefonte, the 20th
dey of Deo, in the year of ont Lord, 1885, and
the ane Sundredih and cighteeth year of the In
dependence of the United
| HERE iS A CHANCE.
a wee Sw
|
Il say nothing abut the
Only that others psk for
{
‘Men's Suits,
$5.00.
We w
.
silt
aualily.
, vs
1
\E>" CF 1. a=~
ade FOOUs »/.00
}
Skictly All
in dozen different
$7 50 tvles. Considered cheap in other
‘Men’s Suits,
perfection of Dress Suits.
‘utaways. [twill amuse
others tell yop how cheap
xactly the samp goods) are
$10.00.
ang $1c¢
1
i
proportonate y as
3 3y 3
YOU Wii DE sure wo
money.
FAUBL
Men's Outfitters,
Mid Winter Sale.
|
iil continue for some
otection from the cold O 18 the first
lags
YF
i
when Winter strikes vei. And the
it can be secure d wi h thie le ad possible cash
outlav. You will need Heavy Underwear, Heavy
Blankets, Mittens, Gloves and anything
oath
Clothing,
that will turn cold. Yon want good goods and you
* We have everrthing yon will
“i 4
ant it cheap, £00.
want. We sell it at figures that our competitors
dare not think of. We propose th get rid of our
immense stock, and have
MARKED DOWN PRICES ON ALL G00DS !
The goods must go, and the prices we intend
selling them at will make them go with a rush, Do
you need anything ! If you do, get in the swim.
Our fine line of Dress Goods will be sold at a sacri-
fice. We want you to have the benefit, what we
want is the room, and will have it regardless of cost.
Come while they last.