THE CENTRE REPORTER
FRED KURTZ, Editor,
TERMS. One year, $1.50, when paid in advance.
Those in arrears subject to previous terms, §2.00
per year.
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,
never been issued, but is kept in the
Treasury as a specimen. There are
three $5,000 greenbacks. Two of them |
are in the Treasury; the third was
paid several years ago, and is probably
in the vault of some bank, because it |
has never been heard from since, One
thousand dollar notes are numerous. |
There are over 15,000 $500 notes, 237,000
$100 notes, 260,000 $50 notes, and 400,
245 $20 notes in circulation,
We desire burglars to destinctly un-
CexTrRE HALL, PA, THURS, July 9.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET,
For Congress,
L.. SPANGLER.
For Assembly,
R. F. FOSTER.
JAMES SCHOFIELD.
For Sheriff,
W. M. CRONISTER.
J.
For Treasurer,
C. A. WEAVER.
For Commissioners,
P. H MEYER.
DANIEL HECKMAN.
rl A
MANY Democrats, and Republicans,
at the county
Under the Crawford county sys-
This is simple
count the votes. Why not
For Register,
G. W. RUMBERGER.
For Recorder,
J. C. HARPER.
For Auditors,
FRANK W. HESS,
B. F. KEISTER.
For Coroner,
Dr. W. W. IRWIN.
For Surveyer,
J. H. WETZEL.
Free silver means, that if you earn a |
dollar you get a coin that has 50 cents
worth of silver in it and is called a dol- |
lar.
pt
Democrats |
cursed the last legislature for its infa- |
Womelsdorf and Cur-
They w ill}
ALL Republicans and
mous doings.
tin voted for the most of it.
be a good set to keep at home and |
have Foster and Schofield take their |
places,
- Mp
P. H. MEYER, nominee for commis- |
sioner, is a gentleman of business qua-
lifications and intelligence, is a farmer
and hails from one of the
best Democratic families
ty; in his hands the
tax-payers will be safe.
fp
oldest and |
|
in the coun- |
affairs of the |
Ix nominating Daniel Heckman for |
county commissioner the Democracy
paid a just compliment to one of the |
most prominent Democratic connec-
tions in the county. The Heckman's |
come from away back and always true
as steel and this is the first our |
ticket is graced with the name.
time
— ip
Ox the bill to double the price of |
coal oil—the pipe-line bill—Harry Cur-
tin voted for it and Womelsdorf was
present and dodged it. Farmers, and
all consumers of coal oil, these two
mis-representatives should be defeated
for assembly. Vote for Schofleld and |
Foster,
Ao
Tue amount of silver coin in circu-
lation in France, maintained ata par- |
ity with gold, because no further sil- |
ver coinage is permitted there, is £70,-
000.000. The amount of silver coin in
the United States, counting also silver
certificates, which are equivalent to
silver coin, more
than 11 times as that of
France.
is $828 956.286, or
much as
——— .
QuiTE a number of Republican sol-
diers have intimated they will not
support “soldier” Abe Miller for sher-
iff and give reasons for it that are not
complimentary to Abe. The fact is,
Abe's nomination for sheriff has not |
enthused his party half a cent’s worth |
and Cronister is the man who will get |
the votes for sheriff, he is a favorite |
with the people,
eamm—————————
WE print the ad. of the Harrisburg
Daily Patriot in another column. It
reaches this county in the morning,
over half a day earlier than any of the
New York and Philadelphia dailies,
and contains the latest telegraphic
news. The Patriot is an ably edited
Democratic organ and outspoken in
its views. Only $3 per annum, daily.
————
ALL the disgraceful legislation of
last session received the votes of our |
mis-representatives, Curtin and Wo-
melsdorf, in consequence of which the
state treasury is bankrupted and short
two million dollars. Farmers, you
don’t want any more Womelsdorf and
Curtin. Vote for Foster and Schofield
for assembly who will not favor jobs
and extravagance.
——
Since Abe Miller does not have
great credit among members of his
own party as fit for the office of sher-
iff, the Democrats present a number
one man in W. M. Cronister, who is
a man of pleasing manner, good repu-
tation and well qualified, and his ma-
jority will be swelled by the votes of
right-thinking Republicans. Cronis-
ter is a favorite among all classes and
will be one of the most popular sher-
iffs, for he will get there.
————— — ——————
Tiere is only one $10,000 United
States note in existence, and that has
al in Centre county ? In many coun-
—
ONE stands almost appalled at the
Here
a local
to
subject,
that
his mill
the
intelligent Ger-
into
his workmen on
i
ie inquired his opinion
The voter
silver dollars in his pocket were better
than 1 gold dollar per day.
Hs The spea-
ker after information
was astounded.
is that the govern-
ment will buy up all the bullion of-
and distrib-
he same as gar-
ricultural Department. Verily there
- N -
REBERSBURG,
to Give
from that Busy Town
us
The farmers are beginning to make
hay; the crop will be much better than
J I
from
reiative
Mrs. Charles Gramley,
her
this place Mrs, Gramley |
Lox
ur telephone poles are
ville, Ill, is visiting
A
ter of Samuel
oid
all now
up
one week later we ex-
talk Madison
burg, Aaronsburg, Millheim, Coburn,
for the wire yet
pect to be able to with
Penn Hall and Spring Mills
|
On Sunday
Sunday sel
{
Kreamerville
afternoon the
1
w0ol at
the
dren did well and the audience
11
iy
well pleased, eRe
“Thoughtful Pansy.”
On the
Sunday }
{
}
}
evening
eld
Was
and
: the
fullest
$01 er
to its extent
good: the
Devotional ex-
Miss Pearl
Waite, a girl of about twelve of
shirks
The “Floral Cross"
The exercises were
decorations beautiful.
ercises were conducted by
Years
from
the
never duty,
under super
The following teachers have been
Madisonburg,
grammar, George Yearick, primary, |
Ammon Hazel; Harter's, John N.
Moyer; Rebersburg, grammar, W. P.
C. Mor-
ris, primary, Henry Deutwiler; Gram. |
ley's, Ammon Weaver; Wolfs, Will- |
Limbert; Forest |
Hosterman, second grade, J.
drungart’s,
Harry Yearick,
School term begins the first Monday
September, to continue
months,
Htover's,
seven
pn
COBURN
The Fourth Passed OF (uietly, No Demon-
strations, i
Reuben Boyer and family were visit- |
ing friends at Spring Mills last Sun- |
day. : i
Huckleberries are now in market at |
five cents per quart; they seem to be |
plenty this year again.
Miss Maggie Seriff, of Watsontown,
Pa., is at present sojourning at the
home of Prof. James E. Harter.
The veranda at the hotel is now com-
pleted and when the painter's brush
has been applied it will bave an at-
tractive appearance,
Mrs. John Hoffa is at present spend-
ing a few weeks visiting her parents
near Lewisburg. Her husband joined
her in her visit one day last week and
will remain a few days yet.
J. H. Fryer, wife and his mother
left one day last week in a private con-
veyance, and drove to Northumber-
land county to visit R. J. Snavely,
whose wife is sick.
A representative of J. H. Beers and
Co., of Philadelphia, was in this vi-
cinity last week hunting up data for a
proposed biographical work of Central
Pennsylvania. He received several
subscribers at this place.
The members of the Lutheran Sune
day school are now making prepara-
tions to have Children’s service on the
of the service is “Temple Builders."
Prof. Sharp had a Punch and Judy
show in the vacant store room of M.
Rockey’s on Friday evening, which
was well attended and was highly
“Babes in the Woods” was especially
a drawing card,
The Glorious Fourth passed off qui-
etly at this place,
onstration of any kind,
much as a dog fight,
There was no dem-
not
The small boy
got in his work with the fire crackers;
a merry-go-round was here on
even so
a va-
wished a
“Nelly Bly Flyer;" a few drunks were
noticeable, but
cant lot to amuse those who
quietness reigned all
day; in the evening a few sky rockets
and Roman candles were exploded,
MILL EIM,
The Klocutionary Entertaloment a Great
Bucoess,
Andy Anderson, the horse dealer, |
left for his home in Iowa on Monday |
last, |
Gieorge H. Bmull, the Insurance
agent was seen on our streets last Mon-
day and Tuesday.
The bricklayers are at work on
new school building; Charley Bell, of
dellefonte has the contract,
The band was to State
the 4th, and received
ing; they returned
noon.
College
on
£
f
v good drench-
on Bunday after-
Whortleberries and raspberries are
very plenty; the former are gelling at
#ix cents
four cents, and the latter at
ple went to their respective homes, no
the land of the free and the
the brave, and probably free silver.
home
A -
OAK HALL,
Who
Among us the Past Week.
Visitors Huve Been
§
i
Our young people had
on the fourth.
Fodward Sellers left on a |
trip this week; we wish him success.
Samuel Gilliland returned from
school on Monday evening, on account
of sickness,
visiting at his grand-parents, I. J.
Vins,
Harry Frantz, of Pine Grove Mills,
was transacting business at this place
on Monday.
Mrs. Alex. Kuhn, of Boalsburg, was
visiting at the home of Mrs. Ella l
ed
lers on Tuesday,
Mr, and Mrs
tre Hall
Korman on Friday.
Miss Boyles, Altoona,
Williams, of
William Rishel at this
dined at the home of Daniel
of
Miss
Mrs.
and
i
Lemont, visite
i
HACE
HHO
Harry Tressler and sister, of Fil
and Mrs. Jol
at th
visitin thi
FKmanuel Korman and wi
fonte, and OC, W,
. is .
of Buffalo Run,
NsOn,
» | Wm. Sell
{ i
& One
Korman and family
were visitors the
he pas
Ra
who has been on the sick list for
visiting
Re h
E.B
Peters, of ti
a
atl
home of Daniel Korman t t week
Mrs. Harry Wagner, of Rock Forge,
at
Al
time, is now the ne of
her parents, His place
One Way to be Happy.
attend to the comfort
Should one catch
¢
I
cold or cough, call on
Centre Hall,
mew
dy
irs ‘
have a sure
Asthma, (
the
and 25¢
that we
{
Cure
ida
HON,
onstipati
diseases of throat
I
Aarge sizes Hi
Ws Ap
Stopped Work,
il has q
held
i 80 successfully as Ayver's Cher
] fifty
8.
medicines have their
r Pectora During the past
, it has been the most popular of
| per quart,
The festival of thé United
icals was fairly well
FKvangel-
patronized, but
the rain kept many away. About for-
| ty dollars was realized.
Miss Marion Musser, a very interest-
ing and bright young lady, formerly
t of this borough, but now of Seranton,
| is visiting friends and relatives here,
Quite a number of people were
{ town on the 4th; a great
many more
| would have been here but the rain in-
| terfered. The usual horizontal refresh-
| ments were served,
| ‘Squire ¥. P. Musser, who has been
lin West Virginia for weeks, re-
BOE
| turned on Tuesday last, and is now
| ready to dispense justice and equity to
| all who may have business in that line.
Among those who went to Lock Ha-
| ven on the 4th Goodhart,
ud. Woomer, Israel Confer, Samuel Gi,
| Ulrich and W. A. Tobias
time,
were John
they
The
report
| having had a good eagle
did scream for certain
R. E.
| daughter Ida, started for Williamsport
{ on their wheels, on Monday afternoon
Miss
Bumiller, the editor, and his
to be gone a few days, Jumiller
i= the most accor
! part of the country.
Pir. the
F Watsontown, 1
| Musser for a few
him
Jones, veterinary surgeon
% 51
8 #101
ping at the he
He
=~tallion,
days. has with
a fine Perchern which
% 3 t f
Lhe is endeavoring to dispose of; an
y
one wishing a horse of this kind would
| do well to call on him.
The elocu
| the
tionary entertainment in
town hal ght, giver
| last Friday ni Rg n
| by Miss Stapleton and her class was
well patronized, and the young ladies
«1 themselves well, Miss Sila-
Soil
pleton expects to raise a large class in
¢ An enteriain-
hier
! Rebwrsl
teaching at
was taken in t igh
a
pains and thet AY diarrhoe set In
} I%3 . s 3
she took black ber
Nhe
£3
=
anythin
I sent hera b
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Pealer,
Tussevyi i
today is greater than ever before.
Prompt to act and sure to cure.
i yi ant # rst ciass
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Lively Li
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the stomach, liver and bowels.
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ver LARD Doxa] S014, Yam exives prove
born. No-to-ban is the teat porve- food
Hahted.
where. Send for onr
free sample. Addross
have just what you want, a full and
£14.00. Cant be beat in price.
ver, Pure Blood, Beautiful
CANDY
CATHARTIC
CURE
CONSTIPATION
Nn 25¢ ©
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SICKE
CHICACO OR NEW YORK, 1»
HABIT CURE
to destroy thadesire for tobacco in any
Just try a box. You will be de
ASL SB AAA
complete line. Dry Goods and
BALE ~FURBUART TO
an order of the Orphan's Court of Centre
ohn Rishel, deceas
porth west of Farmers Mills
postoffice, in Gregg townsnip, Centre county, Pa.
oh
THURBDAY, AUGUST 13, 1%
sale to begin at 1 o'clock p.m
the sald Col, John Rishel, decesssd, bounded
and described ax follows, 0 wit, Bounded on
the east by lands of Mrs, Catharine Neldigh, ©
DD. Armbruster, .J Smith's heirs, and H. D
Hagen: on the south by lands of J. BB Fuher's
heirs and Catharine Rishel, sand on the west by
lands of Catharine Rishel, Emma Rachau, Jere
minh Stover and MoMurray's heirs, sud others
and on the north by lands of £ Eungard, KR J
Hmith's heirs, and samuel! Long contining
160 ACRES AND 153 PERCHES
neat measure. About 12 acres thereof bhelng well
umbered with white plone, white ok, red oak
walnut, ash, lin, hemlock, sugar mapi«
Therevon erected one two-story Dwelling House,
28x44], and 8 large bank barry, horse power shed,
wagon shed, and sheep stable attached, carriage
house, corn house, or cribs, and pig stable, al
most pew, bgether with all necessary outbuli
lugs, snch as wood house, chicken house, oven
house , dry house, stoke hots spring house,
ete |, with an orchard containing Lhe cholossl Ya
rieties of fruit, consisting of about 140 apple trees,
besides cherries, pears plums §£ rapes
There Is also a sprivg of the wt Of
walter will it forty rods of the house
walter of which is ny d 10 the house,
house and bari sid sprin
never failed everal
small stream ich pass through the farm su
clent for watering stock, et f farm is adapt
t i the
#4,
The real estate of
eu
ele
.
th tn HmeRlone
the
sprivg
g has
othe
Bhs
7
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ed either for dairy and
location and soil a
Penns or Bruth val
cuilivalion, wing situated ab
of Peun Cave, and 2
i latter bein
i and 34 mile
postofice, and
IP POBER
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lies nurth
in, the pesrest 1
eniences
TERMS O
upon oor
wilh lute
the widow of sal
payable x1
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pay?
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HE PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLLEG
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jginal study with the microscops
CHEMISTRY. with an unusually
thorough course in the Laboratory
CIVIL ENGINEERING
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
MECHHNICAL ENGINEERING [| cour sn
MINING ENGINEERING 08 Are
scoompanied with very extensive practical
exercises in the Field. the Shop, snd ihe
Laboratory
HISTORY. ARD POLITICAL SCIENCE
INDUSTRIAL ART AND DESIGN
LANGUAGE and LITERATURE: Latin
(optional, French, German and English (re
quired.) one or more continued through the
entire course
MATHEMATICS and ASTRONOMY; pure
and applied,
MECHANIC ARTS: combining shop work
with study, three years’ course
MENTAL, MORAL and POLITICAL BCI
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Political Economy, ete,
MILITARY SCIENCE. instruction theoret!.
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123, PREPARATORY COURSE; One year
Pall term opens Sept. 11, 1886, Examinations
for admission, Sept. 13,
For Ontalogue or other information, address
GEO. W, ATHERTON, LL.D., Pres,
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