THE CEN RE REPORTER
Snmim—
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
insertions, and 5 cen s per line for each subse
quent insertion, Giher rates made made known
on application,
CENTRE HALL, PA., THURS, June 11.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
For Congress,
L. SPANGLER.
For Assembly,
R. F. FOSTER.
JAMES SCHOFIELD.
For Sheriff,
W. M. CRONIBTER.
J.
For Treasurer,
C. A. WEAVER
For Commissioners,
I. MEYER.
DANIEL HECKMAN.
For Register,
W. RUMBERGER.
For Recorder,
J. C. HARPER.
For Auditors,
FRANK W. HESS,
B. F¥. KEISTER.
For Coroner,
Dr. W. W. IRWIN.
For Burveyer,
J. H. WETZEL.
Now,
aim for
Democrats, to your guns, and
victory in the county.
smite
ANY
not resort to prostituting
der to office seeking.
man who has real merit need
a secrel or-
em—— nn
AHA, that’s it Republicans work-
ing at the primaries
Saturday ‘‘to weaken our ticket.”
Democratic on
————— aia
have now,
said their feelings: let all
this week. Be of good
cheer, defeated comrades, we can
pick try again.
next Republican legislature,
likely to keep on increasing the offices
and make 6 instead of 3
Tue defeated of Tuesday,
no doubt,
stop after
now
The
boys, is
our flints and
commission-
ers, 2 treasurers, and double up all the
other county and then, boys,
there will be room for all at the table.
So up with your hats for the ticket
boys.
offices,
——— A 5 ————
A NEW candidate for congressional
honors was announced
ing ex-judge D. L. of Clear-
field. Judge Krebs is a native of Fer-
guson township and was admitted to
the Bellefoute bar, removed to Clear-
field, where he practiced law and af-
terwards was elected president judge.
be-
last week,
Krebs,
semi me cem—
THE raising of the County Superin-
tendent’s salary, in this county, from
$1500 to $1500, meets with almost gen-
eral disapproval over the county, a
fact we ascertained in our recent trav-
els over the county. If any
in the convention
director,
salary, had been sharp enough to
call for the yeas and nays the propo-
ition would have been defeated as a
goodly majority of the directors would
not have wanted their names to appear
on the record as favoring it.
If our amiable superintendent refu-
8es to accept the increase he will stand
in still higher esteem with the people,
The history of our county superiuten-
dents’ salary is about this :
It started with £500 :
Then raised just a little to $700 :
Then raised just a trifle to $1000,
Then raised only a trifle to $1200 :
Next raised a little more to $1500 :
Now raised a wee bit to $1800,
Next raise will be a wee bit to $2000,
8 | keep on crawling up until it gets
to 000. The earlier
have been proper, but it is time to call
a halt,
“
A A
MeKINLEY, PAST AND PRESENT.
The Pittsburg Dispatch is gradually
dropping its straddle and getting over
to the McKinley side of the fence. We
have no fault to find, for these are
misstated to cushion
get a nice, easv place to land on.
Dispatch of
nothing in Major McKinley's past ut-
terances about silver that differs from
the views that were generally held by
his party at the time of such utteranc-
es.) Buppose we test this statement
by Major McKinley's silver votes in
congress in 1878. He voted, in the
first place, for free coinage, pure and
simpie. Was that the view of the Re-
publican party in 1878, when a few
years before it had engineered ‘the
great crime of 1873,” in demonetizing
silver ? The silver bill for which Ma-
jor McKinley voted in the house was
not acceptable in the Benate, then
much more conservative than of lat¢
years, and it substituted the Blan
Allison silver coinage bill providi
for the purchase and coinage of $4,000
The
000 worth of silver per month, This
bill passed, but was returned to the
house with the veto of President Hayes, |
a veto in all probability prepared
John Bherman, as he was then
tary of the treasury. Mr. McKinley
voted to pass this bill over the veto,
thereby separating himself from the |
Republican administration,
As to what may be Major McKin-
ley's views on silver today, the Dis-
patch knows nothing, for he has kept |
of Ohio, a few
silver resolution
convention
The
state
months ago.
been prepared by McKinley, was very
cunningly devised to suit all phases of
| the silver question. But while
it
cOtl-
lan arrangement failing, advocated
{ by legislation by the American
That is McKinley's position to-
! day. Further evidence lies in the fact
| that western in their
| platforms, while favoring free coinage,
| indorsed McKinley for the presiden-
| tial nomination as a representative of
| that idea. The difficulty is just here.
| No one knows whether, as president,
McKinley would sign or veto a free
{ coinage bill if sent him by congress,
That will the crucial test. The
| Dispatch cannot tell with any certain-
| ty what McKinley will do in
| Therefore talk
{ comparing McKinley's opinions today
He
and his past
| RTress,
states,
be
the con-
| tingency its
| by his past opinions is all fudge,
| has no opinions today, is
| muddled by contradiction
sistency, D ibundantly
demonstrated when endeavoring to in-
| flate the Quay Pittsburg
| Post,
and incon-
as the spateh
ballo Hi
a a
WHAT THEY WORKED FOR
One of the Republican heelers in the
atic primaries
B.
disturb
the
chuckles ov-
plot to work the Democr
on last Saturday, to t W.
did it to
upon by
Min-
the
re
ele
gle as delegate
harmony agreed Cent
Hall candidates and now
er what he claims a partial success of
the game as it helped towards nomina-
on Tuesday’ and
“the
county.”
‘ia weak ticket
he
carry
the
chairman
ting
.
was glad
the
way
Republicans
hat
now
could
about
is
the kind
{ Republican help, has been plotting
the defeat of Democratic
years,
with same
for
for
wonder
nominees
NO
wld be
more than fifteen
no Democratic delegate ¢
willing to
a chairman wit
tic
“ ;
SOW
0s Be under
serve
h such
retary
an un-democra-
record.
to
ich
ofl
prove
I=
plot,
helpers.
work !
your
crats profit by what you know of simi-
lar work by the
ie on the alert
Democrats, it our duty
wh
Pull
warn you of the new in
lepublicans were
your coats, go to and
that you can elect ticket. Demo-
same chaps in past
Years, now, and don't
| rest until victory crowns your efforts,
Advice Not to be Discounted.
The
“Drink
sign nothing without
advice
it
following is sensible
without
nothing seeing
it,
make sure that it means nothing more
reading and
than it says. Don’t go to law unless |
y
to lose:
fools!
wade
you have nothing lawyers’
In
walter
Put
no dependence on the label of a bag,
and sound money before you accept it,
See the sack open before you buy what
is in it, for he who trades in the dark
asks to be cheated.”
heads,
any in
where you cannot see the bottom
houses are built on
business never
- a
The Revival Still On
The religious revival that
going at Bellefonte for
| weeks still continues, and the interest
in it is vnabated. The
the are largely
| and many conversions have been made.
decided
and will continue for some
has been
on several
in
attended,
meetings
tabernacle
The meetings are a
time vet,
Many prominent business men and at-
the forsaken
their former wicked ways and are try-
| ing to walk in the path of the right.
eous,
torneys of town have
holding examinations for the teachers
of Potter township and Centre Hall,
today in the school building. When
| Prof. Gramley went into office he rais-
ed the standard of the teachers and
when a certificate is issued, the party
receiving it is deserving of it. He is
putting the schools upon a good basis
| and will do much for the cause of edu-
A 55 i
Were Not Successful,
Some time during Sunday night an
the Pennsyivania Railroad station at
Milesburg. An entrance was effected
into the station and the safe tampered
with. The dial was blown off but the
door could not be opened and the only
booty secured by the robbers was a
pair of shoes, There is no clue as to
the identity of the robbers,
With the blood full of humors, the
heated term is all the more oppressive.
Give the systemn a thorough cleansing
with Ayer's Barsaparilla and a dose or
two of Ayer's Pills, and you will enjoy
summer as never before in your life,
Just try this for once, and you'll not
\repent it.
A ct
~(jet the REPORTER for the cam-
COBURN,
|
{
| A Breezy Letter from Our Wide-Awnke
§orrespondent,
the
Strawberries are in market at
| eight cents a quart,
The wedding which was to come ofl
| last week at this place, failed to mater-
| lalize,
Mrs, J. J. D. Platt, was visiting
| friends in Decker Valley a few days
| last week.
Mrs. Amos Culvey and
| Young sojourned with friends
George's Valley over Bunday.
Mr. Weaver and wife, of Penn Hall,
were visiting at the home of Wm.
| Mark, of this place, on Bunday.
Mrs. Rote, of Laurelton, Pa., is at
present visiting at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Reuben Boyer, at this
place,
Maggie
in
boards
He
sign
Persons in need of any sign
{ should give R. FF, Vonada a call.
has become quite an expert as
painter.
W. H. Bnavely,
“Merry-go-round” and
with it in a few days.
get nickles
Year.
Luther Guisewite purchased
young cub bear from Jacob Musser,
Woodward,
amusement
a
has purchased
will
Then dear girls
this
a
be here
your ready, is leap
has a
of
much
by his
affords
children
which
for the
playful antics,
on Tuesday morning to persons attend-
the Lo,
return train reached
ing Democratic
The
six o'clock in the evening.
Mrs.
Pa.,
Mr. Wenck, of
ined
convention,
here about
Dueberry,
sister of Mrs, Kaler,
place,
Thomas
the
the
of Thomas Kaler, over Sunday.
same
enterta at
of
Mr. Robert Hackenberg and wife
Penn twp., and Mr. M
erville,
iller, of Kream-
at Frank
Frank
the
were visiting
enberg’
to
future
Delegate
s on Sunday,
to 1
f x pred is
move Awisburg in Hear
slenert § ‘ atarday
eieciion on Saturday
well attended by our people,
hundred fifty votes
M. A
B Meyer,
Stover, and L . Korman,
and ieing
Geo, B wer, WwW,
o Pe
band of
as delegates t convention,
gypsies have pitche
the Pp 1h
west from b
Many
them,
their tents
short
lie road
y
Kong
distance ere,
int
Kerstetter's woods.
people go lo visit
t
SOMe get
heir fortunes told, other
Rev, of fine i
been ral days
Nebraska Central
Loan
riosity
Leonard,
here
F +3
f the
BEV
shares o
ing and Association
th such success as to inst
Board
met wi
organization of a Local
place,
Mr. Stahl
Hall
digger, and are
P.s Meyer
of town.
Mr. Lee, of
, are at this place with their
and
putting
for , on his Jot
A. J
deeper
end
well sunk
Vonada intends to
well has been dry fo
The General Counci
burg Lu
go deeper, as his
ra long time
of the
granted it
il
i
theran Charge has
Rev, Wolf,
ith his family,
8
vacation,
Thursday
to be present
Al-
Theological
short
pastio WT
| He left w
| morning, for Getlysburg,
in
on
commencement exercises of his
Mater,
Seminary.
at
ma Grettysburg
In
| absence there will
on Sunday a week,
pointmen.
consequence of his
here
ap-
be no
his regular
service
Wo
Rubtweribe far the REPORTER
“Nearly
gome week
Hair Vigor
fled with t
never tried
ftehing hu
hair from f{
tate to reco
tomy friend
Avoca, Nel
Prepared by
Take Ayer's $
Mr.
a bad accide
might have
did. While
road the wh
washes
severe gash
ing seve
{ home before
{ ly demolishi
| lerisona
Messrs, FE
improvi
up new fence
The
| were |
“1
$
are
leasal
seller for m
I Miss Bell
| day
Mr. Weila
guest of Mr
a nu
Lie «
Dav
this «
sD ID
i al Centre
Mrs
H
Alfre
re Hall last
Mr
Electric
| for any seas
eed ee
ex
erally
languid
when the liv
fa.1
| is fell.
A pr
has oft
| tal Lilien {
| act more
| freeing the &
poison
stipalion,
Bitters,
J. D.
1 beerit
forty years ago, after
8 of sickness, my hair
I began using Ayer's
, and was so well satis.
he results that I have
any other kind of dress.
ing. Itrequiresonly
an occasional appli-
cation of
Hair Vigor to keep
my hair of good
color, to remove
"dandruff, to heal
and prevent the
alling out, 1 never hesi-
mmend Aver's medicines
is.” —Mrs. H. M. Hair,
i,
mor
Hair Vigor
Ayer kK Co., Lowell, Masa,
arsaparilla for the Complexion.
ry Zeigler
of this place, had
nton last, whi
Friday
ended much worse than it
in
wr
¥
turn
the
makin “
eel caught in wagon
ler out.
in the head,
ibs The
4
it was sto
“ nlso
'
tean ran aimost
ped,
ron
gon
{
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'
ng the wa
MAY OW ay lo rect
I. Meyer
Wery.
and Hale
Os,
Wolf
ests of Mrs.
past
Brown, of Bo
mer Houtze'
¢
it g
veral days
alsbur
~
a ft
"ni
nd, of
Daniel Hess of
people
seat on T
the
this place
Tennessee,
i=
our
mber of Were
uesday
Hal)
ymmunity on Mot
We ited
ounly
isn, of Centre
vi
it ibly .
d Lee spent a day
week,
is erecling a new
ye
Bitters
wre is a medicine suited
1 gen-
, but perhaps more
iin the
spring,
feeling
er is torpid and sluggish
{ alterative
f(s
8 O
yp
No
orinier
ore medi
aA Ling
the
in «
from malarial
Indi Con-
ZZIeRs y eld
gestion,
to Electric
fifty cents per bottle at
A
w forthe REporTER, $150
C NEVER GRIPE
C
8 10c
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
CANDY
CATHARTIC
CURE
CONSTIPATION
25c
pg man strong. vigorou
e expect you go -
where. Rend hot our
HABIT
CURE @
odie 15 30
IAL, box’
i}, Sparantesd A
tories.
them.
A new
We think we
line of China and
1S THE
PLACE !
’ .
To buy Furniture
and Wall Paper at
| the
lowest prices.
Parlor Suits,
| Bed-room Suits,
Side Boards,
Chairs, Etc.
received several thousand
f Wal
| de wigns and pty les,
J ust
Paper, of latest de
6c to
| Bolts o
+
at from
| Uc per Bolt.
ches
Charges
\
Drat
| moderate. to good
| parties.
F. W. WEBER,
BOALSBURG, PA,
Buacklen's Arnlea Salve,
The best salve in the world for Cuts,
jruises, Sores, Ulcers, Balt Rheum,
| Fever Bores, Tetts Chapped Hands,
{ Chilblaing, Corns, and all Bkin Erup-
| tions, and positively cures Piles, or no
| pay required. It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refund-
| ed. Price 25 cents per box. For sale
{ by J. D. Murray Druggist.
3r,
| FEE PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEG
MOST BEAUTI
IN THE
UNDENOMINA-
BOTH BEXES;
BOARD AND
VERY
INS
| LOCATED IN ONE OF THE
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ALLBGHEXY REGION
TIONAL: OFFER TO
TUITION FREE
OTHER EXPENSES
LOW, KNEW BUI]
AND EQUIP)
LEADING DEPARTMENTS OF STUDY
I* AGRICULTURE and 10RTICULT
with constant ustrations
and in the Laboratory
BIOLOGY, BOTARY and U
final study with the microscope
STRY: with an soususily fu
gh course in the Laborstory
Vil. ENGINEERING
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING;
MECHHNICAL ENGINEERING { cour »
MINING ENGINEERINC oF Are
scoompatiod with ve r extensive practios
exercises in the Field. Lhe and the
Labnratory
HISTORY
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KE
Farm
on lhe
WILOGY. Or
i and
Thess
shot
hop
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‘RE Latin
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sed through the
TICE and ASTRONOMY: pure
nd applied
MEX HANI ARTE. combining shop work
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WW. ATHERTON, LL.D
Flste College, Cent
HERE IS
THE PLACE
Pe
Come and see the
Latest Sty
WALL PAPER
READY TRIMMED
ni will hen:
in Wwiil ang
Mr. Krumbine will har
paper,
i 1. Y ;
and do all kinds of out-door pair nt-
: 3 RM . 5 £
ing. Dest quality of paint for sale,
WINDOW BLINDS.
#
All kinds of repair at
i
Q lone
Once.
UNDERTAKINC, PRACTICAL
EMBALMING A SPECIALTY.
J.S. DAUBERMAN,
Centre Hall.
5 % PER MONTH OR
60 % PER YEAR
Guaranteed to All Investors
on
Investments both Lerge and §
WHEN MADE WITH
The New York Investment Co.
BROKERS IN
STOCKS, BONDS GRAIN AND COTTON,
40 and 42 BROADWAY,
NEW. YORK CITY.
P. 8.—People who desire to have a
steady and sure income on a small or
large investment, send for our explan-
itory circular, mailed free.
Small
ANTED—A RELIABLELADY OR GEN.
teman to siribute samples and
make a Rouse-to-haig Shvam for od V
Totiet Soaps and 8 Pore
REKD. Chicago, 11"
»
Ave
PENNSYLVANIA R.
Philadelphia & Erie R. R. Division
and Northern Central Railway.
Time Table. 1 effect May 17, 1860
TRAINS LEAVE MONTA? DOK, EAETWARD
9.18 a. mn ~Train 4, (Dally except Bunday
Por Bunbury , Willkerbarre, Hazleton, Pottsville
Harrisburg aud loterme od inte stations, arriving
at Philadelphia #iip mm, Rew York, 6058 p
m., Baltimore, 3.10 p wm, Washington 410 p. m
connection at Philadelphia for ail seashore
poinis Through passetger couches to Phila
deiphis and Baltimore, Parlor cars w Philadel
phis
10p. m~Train 8, (Dal
For sunbury, Harrisburg snd
tons arriving st hil
Jy except Rundasy.)
intermediate sles
L adeivhia nt 628 p m., New
York, 9. ‘p.m, Baltitaore, 6 pom, Weshing
wnat 715 p.m. Parlor car through 10 Philadel
phin, and pas euger conchies Ww Philadelphia and
Baltimore
04 p.m. ~Tralnu 12 Dally rr Fundey.j
For Wilkesbarre Haze ton, Pottsville, and duily
for Harrisburg and ine riediate poi hia mrriving
atl Phil delphis 11.10 P wm. New York 3 a m.
Saltimnore 1040 p m Pameuger coaches Ww
Wikesbarre and Philadelphia
BUlp m.~Train 6, (Dally except Bundar?
For sunbury, Harrisburg snd all iutormediate
sation, arriviog at Philadelphia 4.2 w oa m.,
New Yorkat 738 a m. Pullman sles UR Cre
from Kiartist urg whbilsde!phin ay Ne w York
Philadeiphb pREsengers can remain in sleeper
undisturbe od until 7.00. m
18 a Train 4 Dal
Harrisburg and intermed late
Philadelphia at 6 24 In,
woek days ' 8. mm. Bunday, Ba re, 620 a
wm, Washington 4 t *u sieeping
cars lo Pi I conches WO
Fhlladelph ia and |
WESTWARD,
Daily
SRE RE
m
y
wile ion
shury
ug &
E37 a Tr
ABGRIZOA A2 a
mm, For Erie and Can
slations, Hochester
Huai 9, Eris sud Niagara Fall
through Fuilmway cars to Erle nd k
PauETE? Conchios o Ere an a
i y) For Lock Haven
MILY excep iG
Bi and 1s
woh
FE
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except Bunday )
Pittsburg, Cavan
tis Rocher =r, Buf-
lagars, Falls, with thro gh passe nger
COA hes oo Ke one, and Bocbesier, snd
Par Or Car Wo Rox
Mp. m.~Trai 1
For Renovo, E a and
40 p. m
ilermed isle malo
hester
Dull
intermediate
Daily 1
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wv
Nw FOR MON
EABT ARD BOUT
Ikesbarre
ug at
from
sl Mou Lan
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3 Bel
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WB and
WisBURG ARD TYRONE RAILKOAL
Daily Except Sun ing
Westward
East d
MPM AM naan
AMPM
BTATIO
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Lary
wh Ris ing Bpring
Zi Pens Carve
# Centre Hall
L rege
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Lemont
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Moutando
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1. R. WOOD
Ren™ Pas’ por Agt
PENNSYLVANIA
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Resd Ip
Bead Up
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NEW YORK
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Week Days Sunday.
i Bo
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Fast
sod
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from
Om
W. GEPHART
General Buperintendent.
FOILIT2’S
HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS
Xo Homes will die of Oop
RR, if Ponies Powders are od in Bme,
Fouts's Powders will cure and prevent Hoo Osetena.
Foutrs Powders will prevent Gares 1x Fowis,
Foutz Powders will increase the gaantity of milk
ad ly twenty per cent. spd make the butter frm
nn
Foutr's Powders will cure or prevent simost gTERY
Diseasy to which Homes and Caitie se subject.
Forre's Powinns Wil GIve SATISFACTION.
Bold everywhere.
DAVID RB. YOUTE, Proprietor,
BALTIMORE, MD,
Forssleby R. EK. BARTHOLOMEW,
ARRIVING
DAILY...
New Spring and Sum-
mer goods arriving dai-
ly at our store, in big
consignments. You
will want the latest in
Dress Goods, and Trim-
mings. We have what
you want, and all at
cash prices. Come in.
R. E. BARTHOLOMEW,
Centre Hall.