THE CEN RE REPORTER. FRED KU1 Editor, | TZ, un pald in advance ovious terms, $2.00 ine for three ar each subse sles made made known CENTRE Hany, PA., THURS. April 2 ANNOUNCEMENT state the on Quay by for Presi- orite son We would county Re- for M'Kin- to leave it to a What say the Judge Jas, tf, instead making a fav the Beaver not be publica: ley, thes vole at Hastings Beaver vor of Quay bly Hastings and fearfully just county one year ago, ld init Tue passage of the Hon of coal oil. gallon per year for having five cents upon every A family that uses week, pays ¥ per a legislature that sal in the interest of | the monopoly. Taking Centre coun- | ty alone, it robs the people annually of some £40 000 per year, which is more than required to run the county. Tax- | payers, what do you think of that? You can settie with these fellows at the polls next November for this and | other flagrant wrongs, done at Harris- | burg last winter. $40,000 extra, from | Centre county alone, per year, on coal | oll, is an outrage that should be resent- | | ed. | ae PEs A pit — Subscribe for the REPORTER, $150 Petitloned the Court A petition was circulated and signed by citizens of the borough asking the borough. The borough wants to take charge of the road and free it of tolls, In the proposed view to vacate the thro Centre Hall, the alert that not made to pay too high of the pike. In fact be paid since the the citi the | or this part Zens need be on "wo no money should boro paid I'his should bear in already the citizens and council - * — Journalistios, the new Home Owing to a break-down, Centre Babcock 10 Democrat has put in a and added newspaper press, its run The under gas engine and job pi Democrat has become a fi CRBS, worit the management of Chas. R. Kurtz The Watchman a new power is press at dress, upon ations, Editor Tom Harter havi Middleburg chased the Dart prope for $4250, and October residence at will t Subseribers who h reqliestis to recent Reporter, will ol longer, ~~ »> - coe pred ithe « Death at Milesh $ O BsUrvive held at 2 o'el Ea. At Sheriff Sale All goods formerly Brand h wl Ws of all prices, a bi sald. Now for “Saved My Life” | A VETERAN'S STORY. “Several years ago, Fort Minn, 1 i a severe ith « pol Bol . ith ie Ct ugh, 3 a whl n }, Willie 1 » 11 Selling, caugh cold, attended w that night, rest day after exh my SAY- ing they could do no more for me. At his time a bottle of AYERS 5 Cherry Pectoral was ~ ¥ sent me by a friend who urged me to take it, which after I was greatly a short time was I have never had h since that time, Aver's Cherry Pectoral Sayed my life” WwW. H. Wan, 8 Quimby Av., Lowell, Mass. AYER'S Cherry Pectoral Highest Awards at World's Fair, AYER'S PILLS cure Indigestion and Headache allowed The remedies, Pi CASE me no doctors Onound odd {ODe jess i " H LO and veld, and in completely enred, much of a coun and I firmly E000 believe OAK HALL, Visitors Who Have Been Clreulating nmong Us the Past Week, visit nt Williams, a short H. Mrs, Williams made the Inst week. home of her son, J, i, W. H. Rishel, the want a good job of smithing is Ir done Our frian busy you for blacksmithing all time: a small amount of eash, call on him. is the next time the out of the postoflice don’t for the J. W. this week. girls call you be 80 shy, girls are after you, of oats Stuart shipped a ear Our school closed on Wednesd \y of Mr. Wag- by all who well liked may get last week, and our teacher, (reise, will be missed ner knew , as he was We our school next year, John Noll {f Bellefonte him very at this place, he hope and Jacob Il. Runkle, , both candidates for Shet i 4 ir, were looking up their friends this § lace last week, That Was quilts uther and John. James Searson IRIBUTEOF H ESVECT. bi i friends the ter i ii I pain, and : n her until b id Kennedy's | t i= now using her third ike a different per MRS. THOMAS DYE.” BOALSBURG 1S THE PLACE ! I's buy Fy and Ww all the Parior Suits, Bed-room Suits, Side Boards, Chairs, Etc. geveral an B } " # 5 iD slip Iiav he 1 AYO sri is | wO urnituare Paper at Jowest prices Just réeeived thonsand #, at from 6c to Je per Bolt. Undertaking in all its attended to promptly. moderate. parties. F. W. WEBER, branches Charges Time given to good THE WEATHER and Rain egistered at tl ivmperatire i March Fompurature and Snow Pall * Re opr irter office, a4 "i cloudy 16 i § April On 26, afternoon, night ; on 28, at March had 82 inches rain. night, 530 in. rain inches of snow, and Rain and snow inches of water, 1, forenoon rain, equal to 3,82 April Lf a BE GHAIN MAKRKET, HEADQUARTERS FOR BO0. 250, Mixed { Per pe Var 1OHBS | (mari « » IOC. THE ONLY DOUBLE SWEET PEA, BRIDE OF NIAGARA. Rones, Blackberry, The Peadd G Potatoes, Earliest 5 y Konown, of i ography of Ti i, Roses Fach jae, 1 & ; sherry, ¢ Sweet Pe Hoasy Hackberries Free, «or free with an order for any of the ove, ROCHESTER, N. VY. ARRIVAL OF EARLY SPRING GOOD: CO ‘New Percales, Galatea Cloths, the Best Fabrics for Dresses and Shirt Waists. LYON & CO. ny St. |] PENNS VALLEY BARGAIN - Be he EMPOxIU Xpressiv for Household 000s, We ha Oil Cl 1 1 x 3 . > i088), { MOCKOervywar ured e Lueensware and =11CI a8 { Yea ¥o¥ ¥ « q arp is, o. {3]ass Our Dress Goods Department ngs, Musling and Cheviots is s Our line of Dress Goods is complete, ware, Is very complete. The line of Shirti ply immense. 1 * eather The stock having greatly declined in price, we are se sling the latest Spr fine F. 03 styles of Boots and Shoes at old prices, Wear a spec ialty. Ladies and Gents In Hate and Caps we continue to carry a and Alpine Hats very nobby and styl Der prices. la ree stock : 2 118d, Soft Hats at all Bargains in Groceries, Fi All Kinds of Produce Wanted in Exchange for Goods. C. PPLONG, BOALSBURG, - - PA, € True to Nam Price—Packet 280. H THE WONDERFU CRIMSON RAMBLER ROSE, Only 15 Cents, ’ VICK'S FLORAL GUIDE, 1898, The Plonser Peed Catalopns. Tried and True Novelties, — Pockaiae, New Leader Tomato, Vegetables ¢ ih good things, old sad sew. Full Ia of i. Vegetables, Small Fruits, etc, with descrip tion and prices, Mailed on rec wipt of yo ta which may be deducted from first orderereatl JAMES VICK'S SON Spring Mills. State Cotieg: Q.
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