est nA —" THE CENTRE REPORTER a———— 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 fnsertions, and BS cen per line for each stbse- quent insertion. Gther rates made made known on application. CENTRE HALL, PA, THUugrs., Dec. The swimmming season belng over, boys have now taken to drowning by skating. Bo lp | a national, state or county office if | senator Quay does not give his con- sent. So firmly is the collar riveted around the necks of Republicans by boss Quay that never a slave owner blacks as Quay has over his white | alaves in Pennsylvania! The man from away out in Beaver, holds the Insh over his party in Centre county and in almost every county in the state. Republicans, don’t you feel the humiliation and are you devoid of the giurage to throw off’ the yoke? Ny Ween ff THE proposed contesting of the elee- tion for sheriff in this county, if un- expen- ers, costing them more than two sher- recent campaign. but the farmers and working- in the all right, demand a fulfilment of it all, and it right they should. A pons - Iris said that Governor Hastings, Penrose, of Philadelphia, induced Sen- ator Quay to promise the appointment as secretary of the navy to Attorney- General MeCormick, who is a strong favorite with the governor, ee The sheriff has condemned the four rolling mills and ninety houses of the Catasaqua manufacturing company, gell them January 2 Where is McKinley, agent of’ humbug? etn Every citizen the which he lives certain duties, them are intelligent study of what needed to promote prosperity ; consci- entious regard for its good name ; est effort to attract and employment furnished its willing laborers. Frown on such jealously attempt to interfere their prosperous neighbors, in Among owes town new own ssf son —— Out in U niontown they have a bery sensation. Representative win, of Fayette county, made affidavit that a party offered him $00 for his vote for Wanamaker for senator. He says he accepted the offer and the $500 was paid over to him. Baldwin he entered into the arrangement that he might it, which now does. SAVS “Ney he ex pose ar - Ac As sn—— offi- po Of This time offending township « Judge Bechtel, refused cers get a send-off. Schuylkill, the other day new trial in the case of five officials Blythe township who were found guil- a Of trict out of a large sum of money. On Monday they are to be sentenced, in all. ficers warning. One auditor in the above set, for letting bogus bills pass the audit. masa— five take Bons John D. backed by the Rockefeller Stand- facturing steel. the millionaire, iron and steel plant on the lake front al Chicago, costing anywhere fromm $10,000,000 to $ $20,000,000, and designed as a rival to the Carnegie works, ter to have millionaires fight million- aires than to skinning classes all the time, a be Dr. Warren, the state birdologist, peal for better protection of game and fish, before some become entirely ex- tinet. Forest fires destroy game and fish toa greater degree than the perni- cious illegal fishing and hunting. Yet erime both willfully and carelessly. Take our own spring to fall there are mountain fires around us, destroying parent birds and their eggs. Deer are driven away by the fires and their feeding ground is turned into a blackened desert. The fires warm the walters and the ashes poison them to the destruction of the trout. Asn m—— ns MAP AOE Tue U. 8, Senatorship is worrying Quay badly. He just now has his hands full fixing things up for Penrose and to defeat Wanamaker, Quay says he desires to beat Wanamaker so bad- ly as to setthe him for all time. The contest for Don Cameron's seat is giving Senator Quay more concern than his friends eare toadmit,. While there is a pretense that there is no doubt of the senator's ability to elect Senator Boies Penrose or anybody else he may desire for his colleague, it is none the less a fact that he is giving this matter his entire attention. His desire is said to be to whip John Wan- amaker so badly as to entirely elimi- nate him from Pennsylvania politics and make it essy for his own re-elec- tion two years hence should he desire to again be a candidate, C—O A Quay went to Harrisburg last Fri- day to tell Gov. Hastings he could not support him for senator and would use his influence for Boies Penrose and to down Wanamaker, Upon this Hast- ings has withdrawn from the race, which is now narrowed down to Pen- rose and Wanamaker, It must be humiliating to every de- cent Republican that uo man ean have worth, There would been an effort by ifI’a offices are hardly have ing if not egged on who hope to come in for a share of the money that 8 into pockets of fellows out of a job, That illegal votes doubt, true. general election, sometimes from |i | rance of election officers well nocently by a voter. Such votes come from all parties, and a hunt-up in this at contest outside parties a contest put the were cast, is + RO § FEI Ku This happens at ever | as as in- | contest is more than likely to show up | that far more ast against sherifl-elect Cronister than for him and an majority higher than now given. illegal votes were investigation prove his { reason for it would be because { Cronister was pitted a L Yhoodle Arye fit al notoriously the oth- used with the inte j rupt voters and secure illeg and these methods are i fective. It is well-known, on er hand, the Democrats of this county had no boodle fund, to help Cronister | or any of his comrades on the ticket. Chairman Spangler’s campaign for | was bare ly ade juate jor legitimate penses, To claim ( illegal is not only ab ing of the b aby-act g thief--the i entirely aganist game ! agers of the be odd le To spend from ten ' wild-goo sand dollars on 1 contest 1s a serio | payers of our tepublicans, | campaign for gate a contest | mon thing to have the that money that work the han PRESIDENTS MESSAGE, President Clev ICSSAge Was cougress on Mone up % $ ject § mn the Cuban hat will The President i the pited States inability ! with the island On the tinuance of U | Spain's Armenian I out strongly but { the Turkish que powers. He monopolies, i an arra He reform shown i and benefits of tariff { operation of the Wilson act. for pel { to the outlay of cash { frauds practised to obtain pension His utterances tion we sum up he C He been on ti Ua thus : points | that while Spain has unable | suppress the insurrectio either have | the government, I | government the ¢ present represented purely by milit authority disconnected with | government with which other nations may The necessity insurgents been to set up a ven the form of eivil has been abandoned and cause of Cuban independence is at ary ane svil any civil enter into relations, £1 Li tion is such as to suggest the i of intervention to end a struggle which growing more harmful, has taken { is continually ent jon.) and the gover tin that “Sees fn sis p It is proposed to ‘of government, since the insurgents could pected to lay down their mere pledge from Spain, ment of which they means of securing, will guarantee the execution agreement. No answer has yet been received from Spain in reply to this proposal, and whether or not it would be acceptable to the insurgents is yet to be ascertained.. If this overture is rejected, intervention may plete autonomy and, not arms the on fulfill- our be the present posture of affairs cannot be allowed to continue is quite certain. isin COURT NIFS A CONTEST, nounced on Monday that the Court would not open a ballot-box until it had been proved that it contained ille- gal Votes, or that there had been an incorrect count of ballots, Mi Killed a Wild Turkey, George Bushman was out after the big flock of wild turkeys on the moun- tain above town, last Vhursday, and brought home a fine one which dress. ed about fifteen pounds. This is the second one he has killed this season. berries, Mince Meat (our own make) fine Cheese, fresh Crackers and Bis- euits, pure Cider Vi inegar, sweet boiled Cider. Bradford White Buckwheat Flour. Sechler & Co., Bellefonte, : BRUSH VALLEY, A Musieal Convention to be Held at Re bersburg Durlog the Holidays, We learn that the Reformed people of Rebersburg expeet to hold a musical convention during the holidays, Mrs. Joseph Miller, of Rebersburg, has been on the sick list for the past In afew weeks the Lutheran gregation of Reversburg expect to oc- cupy their remodeled church; the out- very flue appearance since it is painted. Brush valley people please remem- ber that the U. 8B. photo gallery will not remain long at Rebersburg, put on your best and have your picture taken, COl~ side makes n Boona, was maucher mere won de Sallie ons Brush valley gate? CO. and Miss Sallie of Rebersburg, were to U Harter, nion county a Loose few days last week. T M. of Spring Mills, was at Rebersburg last Saturday, to attend of his father-in-law, Bair, of Williamsport, at Jom over Sunday. Gramley, he sale deceased ftse0rge was is busy cutting corn- lark Gramley od ler for the farmers. ly that they had to summon the doe- tor, Daniel Korman made a business trip to Bellefonte Wednesday. Michael Segnar and son were noticed in town on Wednesday, a. -_ LINDEN HALL, Visitors Who Have teen Seen in Past Week Town the Henry Zeigler and daughter 1.izzie spent Bunday at Penn Hall. NH. D. Gettig of Bellefonte, spent Sun- day at this place, Misses Annie and Alka Musser, of Pine Grove Mills, visited their sister, Mrs. Hale Ross, days this week. Arthur Kimport, Prothonotary's of Bellefonte # home over Sunday. Miller and J. A to State College on Sunday; several clerk, his uncle’ Wim. drive wins visiting at Giettig took a must be the Sidney some attraction up there boys. dell in company with the home y f last visiting at of i pays ol others was George Bwabb a few « week, Hale Ross ant shipped our euterprising merch a car load of ap week. of Huble and Sunday. of. H. E. Bierly was at home on Saturday Mrs, Ruhl, was visiting her sister, rsburg of RNuecar vall Sugar vi Mrs. Ev John Rebersburg on Sunday. Mr. Watkins, Boston shoe the manager store, was in Rel On Mouday. ph Haugh wh ry at Mill Hall in 1 valley non Walker has western trip. o works in Mann’ visited 1s as ed home rush week retu $s i fom ns » Evangelical protracted meet) d on TA AARONSHU RG, ng rE clos Sunday. Warren Wilkins, Barned ut and Taken to the Poor House, Vie. ( an FPaaper, assler and her two little OAK HALL. Mrs Joseph Markie and Son Thrown from Their Buggy ident Gramley Monday Hall, Mond AY. Was no- Centre town of Boalsburg, Wm. Meyers, « ticedd in town M day. party deer, Sanday; ting have one home over the gem cane they expect to hunt until hunti nrney were out ne hit bh cider 1 ing hunting some ten cabbage, On Tuesd ob Markle thie ud they rig and Mrs, iy morning hile Mrs, ro were thrown from #0 bad- Markle was hurt with her sister Mrs, Bradford, Arb Catherman, of Williamsport, i trip. Mrs. Philip Bradford and sister day. Messers, John Davis, Henry, ard and Irvin Zeigler, Lloyd Brow ty seat on Baturday. En round the standard gling to capture and the oiher 10 save grasp of hostile hand and it is even present day with reference to the prefatory notice There is un banner whic and which is seen 10 wave, on high, ov f that field ~the widest and by 1 the most ns Ley in the worid—-on which t aitle that the greatest that ultimately may be tour & battle of belief Bol, one great an of God to menkis Lhe human 4 + which the one party is stru 80 Whos is batt oF tn inciude all the rest OF is ther nie wii fare of ie Christ. Is there velation of 1 s Wel rR Wi Jellefonte. “ | Nn i #- o &“ hi er i Br i of | § PENNSYLVANIA R. Philadelphia & Erie R. R. Division and Northern Central Railway, Time Table, in effect Nov, 16 K. LG TRAINS LEAVE MONKTANDOR 981 a.m ~Train 14, (Dally For Bubibuzy , Willkerbasre Hazlewn, Polevil Harrisburg and intermediate stations, arriving pp. m., New York, LJ Washington 4 10 p. 1 iphia for all ses ; phssclger OORChies 10 oi Purlor cam wo Philadel EABTWALD except Bunde m., Baltimore connecting points, Jhon wh delphia and Ba Linore m~Train » (Dally except Kunday. nternnedisle sla tions, arriving at Philadelphia at 6.2 p m., Sew York, 9.2 p.m. Baltimore 6 0 p.m , Werbing tonal 7.10 p.m, Parlor car through 10 Philadel phis, and pas-enger couches Ww Phllsdelphia and Baltimore 504 p. oo ~Traln 12 J eX 0ep For Wilkesbarre Haz # Lon y Alavi for Harrisburg an nlermadiate po Rew York Mitimaore nger g phiia ¥ ® m © RAL ip York a Harrisburg 1 hi adeiphia passetiger i2¥ A mW AA v me, and purpose. war bid of 4 the Govern if YOU are able to pay S100 for a bicycle, why be content wilh anything but a Columbia? Beautiful Art Catalogue of Colum? Branch Stores and Agencies in almost propesly represented in $100 asked for them. y us for two 2-cont stamps. city and town. If Columbians sre not your vicinity let, us know BELLEFONTE. Dress Goods, Novelties, Books, Dolls, Toys, (Games, Silver, Albums, Perfumes, Handkerchiefs, Umbrellas, Aprons, Neckwear, Shirts, Underwear, Everything. Claus Toys, Christmas Tree Furnishings, CHINA ANNEX. Feet Space, -» New Since Last Holidays. - 1,800 Square Floor with “Pretty as a picture and none to compare.” - The Following Letter Ex-~ plains Itself. New York, Nov. 14,’ RACKET STORE Co. Bellefonte, Pa. I have been here all week attendin - Custom House sale of China. will sip you a pile of it tomorrow that you can sell 50 per cent. less than any other retail house in Amer- ica, Yours, &e., $ A LL -» Kom and C. G. R. SPIGELMYER, SHEM SPIGELMYET, Jr. % BestoecuvaedediesvssassTeas STs TSeS TSS TCS ST erate ee00000000000 Bellefonte. i= i : : : : : Jk sadeiphie al e lewisburg for « 045 BX for Lewist pm, and § at WEE OEE ORE BO 0 wt af ad eon on rw Atianlie City NEW YORK Via Tamequa NEW YORK Via Phila ) Arr Lve. Week mys 2600 p 110 10 a. mn. Sanday Philadelphia Sleeping Cams attached to Hast bound traie from Williamsport at 11.50 p m. and West-bound from Philadelphia at 11.30 p. m. W. GEPHARYT, General Buperintendent. jn. mip m Bunday. BELLEFONTE CENTRAL RAILROAD, To take effect May 25, 1800 EASTWARD. = 1201 8 | 2% | eae WESTWARD STATIONS, i ; 13 el an § 8 ix. a xi aM ro Bellefonte........i6 30110 36 4 a Ooleville ....... - 16 siio By 41 wee MOYES «16 $0110 42 Whitmer wes. 16 4410 eh « Hunters. ........ 6 ei! 110 B34 «Fillsmore.......... 16 52 10 36 84 Brialy —- Wadd a Crossing... iv oR PUTING. on. | weiss truble... ... Ao 3 4 . tate College... Morning traios from Montandon, Williamsport Imck or and Tyrone otnect with train No, 7 Lit ot Sine Coliege. Afternoon trsins from Mon. lowisbarg and Tyrone conbect with Train vig Ty i or State College. Tralme from fitte Sitiege contort with Pensa. RB. BR. tains at {Daily except Bunday. WN immer PRE RR sEHBRS REGuSSzuEd | § BEERRGREER gRyEns=sey rad ae PPP PRPAOABdAN upg F, BH, THOMAS, Supt. Je) PSEANLE | PROPERTY AT PUBLIC BALE, house, and aboot two HEE which isa small bars and hs Shite fruit, and fresh mon fi er oe Whe of far ies ACRES we wm ah Jats of cultivation, 3 nail ota of Gere Gen la. rend fe
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