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. i ADVERTISEMENTS, —20 cents per line for three Ipserticns, ind 5 cents per line for each subse | onent inse: tion. Other rates made made known i wt application. On wits | UBENTRE HALL, PA., THURS, Jan. worthy to be on it should be glad to Only those who feel they ought not to be on the list will object to the “Roll of Honor” being published,—New Bloomfield Times, Rep. We are glad that the Republican or- gans are beginning speak out against the abuses and frauds in pen- For years the Democratic pa- pers have pointed to the frauds in the pension list, but the charge was to POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS. PROTHONOTORY We are authorized to announce that H. A, Me- Kee, of Spring township, will be a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Prothounotory, | subject to the rules and regulations of the Demo- Cratic party. Talmage was married a few days ago, to his third wife. Rev, eetcetem— The bitter Republican fightin Mary- land ended on Tuesday by the election | of McComas, Rep., to the senatorship. - pc All cities and towns with impure water are complaining of typhoid epi- demics, Philadelphia standing at the head. iil wana Anti-Quay organizations are being with the intention of giving the old boss a death hustle. organized all over the state ———— The Masonic Mutual Benefit Society of Indiana has assigned. The concern has been in trouble for years, and is | far behind in payments to claimants. eerie Candidates for governor are popping The The be up numerously in all parties, I 3 number to be elected is o-n-e. number to be disappointed will about forty. nn fc tl The elections for township and bor- All the taxa- . f, . ' tion citizens have is mainly from local ough officers are near. management, hence high taxes or low taxes depend upon choosing taxpayers of good judgment for local offices, tect —— The Dingley “prosperity’’ tarift has knocked all the manufacturing estab- lishments of the New England states of! feet within the past three It has not idle iron works and other shops about their weeks, been able to set the Bellefonte upon their feet, with the outlook more blue than ever. - ee i mpi Farmer Kulp, congressman of the Northumberland distriet, that he will not be a candidate for re announces election. A Republican landslide land- ed him and there likely to be a landslide the other way | next fall, farmer Kulp thinks it best | to slide out from under early. lp in CONgress as is = * The Hanna now going on at Columbus, has devel- oped beyond a doubt that Hanna $.ined his election to the senate by bribery. Telephone have been produced to prove it, and repre- | sentative Otis made affidavit that he | was offered $5000 to vote for Hanna. bribery investigation | ob- | Messages tc —— The cotton-mill strike in New Eng- | land brings out the fact that the aver- | age wage paid there is only $6 a week | for a grown man. The employers want to cut this wage | by 10 per cent. This is the origin of | the strike. at———— a ———— A. E. Patton, of Curwensville, prominently mentioned as a candidate for congress from this distriet, an the epublican side, to succeed W. OC. Ar- nold, who wants to be placed on the ticket as congressman-at-large, He son of the late Hon. John Patton. However, the next congress- man from this district will be a Dem- ocrat., is | i state is a Bintan Hanna's seat, obtained by bribery is to be contested by Maj. McKisson who was the anti-Hanna choice. It is an- nounced that of contest has been drawn and forwarded at once from Columbus to the proper authori- ties, The contest will be based on the ground that Hanna dido’t receive enough legal votes to entitle him to the place, notice Bo atm As theresult of the alliance of Me- Kinley and Hanna with the offscour- ing of the dives and danece-halls of New Orleans, the Republican vote in Louisiana fell from 92,000 to 2,800, re- marks the World. But what does Mr, McKinley or Hanns or any of “us” care for the Republican vote at the polls in Louisiana? It is the Repub- lican vote in the Republican Conven- tion that is valuable enough to buy even at the high price of public moral- ity and public honor. —— The Hannaites at Columbus are in- terposing all the legal quibbles and technicalities that can be devised by a brigade of able lawyers to embarrass the investigation of corrupt methods in the election of United States sena- tor. Witnesses have been got away and others refuse to testify. This does not look like confidence in the up- rightness of the methods used by Han- na. It comes very near being a con- fession of guilt, se a J AY ——————— The pension list should be consid- ered “a roll of honor” and all who are. gans who are now virtually admitting that the Democracy were right. Bf amram —— Bids for the new capitol are invited. on for $15,000. The right is reserved to reject any or all bids and to waive any it be deemed in the interest commonwealth to do so. be considered except from parties ex pe- rienced in this line and class of work and who have proper facilities and financial standing to promptly execute the contract. The bidder will be required to furnish bond in the sum of £150,000 that he will complete the contract on or before Nov, successful 15, 1808, The hour for opening of the bids will be 4 p. m. on Feb, 7. —t et DINGLEY'S CONSOLATION Chairman Dingley, of tariff’ deficien- people. Possibly this is not to be won- dered at, as the poor man is troubled by a cut in the wages of the cotton op- he promised higher wages as the outcome of his tariff law. eratives of his own town, to whom A few days ago, in the House, Chairman Dingley, citing law, Here expenditures under his law from July 1 to January 18, of his One What an absurdity. into a glorification day ! are the receipts and in- weeks: clone 5 Tha deficit for six days under the Dingley months and int- $51,671,081, , Ineclud- Wilson § ari ft i 2 E3h tari! is mo ing upward, and is now For the preceeding 24 months cl el ing times of panic, under t :. : ls aw, it was $43,255 400, mill ions more in six months of ley law than io two years of law, son There is not much chairman of the ways means committee: and he is not to be blamed for seeking consolation in picking out a chance day when the re- ceipts under his law run up as high as $500 (X60, On two points however, Dingley, of Maine, has proved a false prophet. Instead of a surplus, his tar iff is creating a monumental deficien- Instead of maintaining ad- » Of Union that n his own section of the got all of the tariff’ legislation it Pittsburg Post. i — The War On (Quay men of the state has been arranged for can Business Men's League, in bourse, on Feb, 2, which is likely to have an important bearing on the con- test for governor. It is expected that of the Business Men's adelphia present League of Phil- at the conference, will take place, leading men in the it can be depended upon that steps will be taken to wrest the control of the Republican state convention out of the hands of Senator Quay and his friends, and compel them to nominate the choice of the Business Men's League for governor, meine mesma Wants His Party Purged. Gov. Pingree, Republican, of Michi- gan, in a speech at Buffalo, the other day, said : “To the Republican party there have flocked during the past few years ma- ny birds of ill omen, undesirable ten- ants who are making the house so foul that they are driving out the rightful owners, tions the masses of the party would only be too glad to get rid of for their party's good.” , Again be said : “Today all the trusts, all the monop- olies, every agency which is bleeding the country, has taken refuge under the wing of the Republican party be cause they fear the Democratic party, which has kicked them out.” True as Gospel. AIM ASS A Mother at 60. The wife of Wm. Gillivry, of Toron- to, Canada, who is over 60 years of age, has given birth to a baby girl. Her husband, to whom she was married seven years ago, is 78. Mrs, Gillivry twenty-second child. She married first when 15. 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THE © Esta ish Benner, vi ed | 884, - Prop edi 6. 0. {Jur ranli Lie fecre Shoes of Every — And Price, Atthe Penns Valley Shoe Store SPRING MILLS, . 20 Chamber Suits Will be... sold ata Bargain In the Next Sixty Days. mth A’ History of PA. Penns Valley with each Suit sold. : : 0. F. ROSSMAN, rok Mi ‘ ¥ { x 0 Posith sleady ne i Interest on same iJ 1. Thompson 1uterest on same Jack's heirs, balance i Bouse — i Interest ou sand { J.B. Crawford i Interest on sam i Hubler estate on barn | Mrs, Hubler ments ! Balance d | Amount outstand on as for the hs Ala meeting held the same | Directors wore chosen | W. Fred Reynolds, H. C. Campbei] {i Frank McFarlane, Fred Korte, J { Evans, H. E Duck. A. 1 B. Ha { on organized by electing the President, Fred K Vice President, H. C Campl Treasurer, B. H. Arnes Secretary, D. F. Luss AtTest F. LURE, Secretary i, We nes rte FREI DMINISTRATOR RB of Administration KOTICE ~~ LETTERS township, ¥ request all persons ted 10 mid estate, to immediate payment, and those having against the same to present them daly suthenti cated for settlement M.L. RISHELL, declan RPHANS' COURT BEALE BY VIRTUE County, Pa tates of Elizabeth and John Shires, power of attorney to represent the several of Elizabeth and John Shires, late of Potier township, Centre County, Pa, will expose to pnb Iie sale on the premises, in Potter township, near Potters Mills, on THURSDAY, JAN. At 20'clock p. m,, the following real estate, to wit: A fine farm, situate in Potter township, County and State aforesaid, adjoining William Allison's estate, Alexander MoCoy, Henry P. Sankey, Mary Bitner, Barbara Roatick, contain. and with - wry — 1808, —— ing about so 78 ACRES, Thereon erected a Good Dwelling House, Barn, and other necessary outbuilding Good water, and orchard with choice assorted fruit, TERMS OF BALE Ten cent. to be paid on confirmation of sale, the balance on de- livery of deed. If desired by purchaser, $1,000 oan rewain in this P ¥. MICHAEL SHIRES, Executor and Attorpey in Fact. ALUABLE FARM PROPERTY AT PRI. vate male. ~The undersigned offers at private sale, the farm situated in Potter ship, one mile west of Old Fort, on the Harleys town road, within 134 miles of the Railroad sta. . convenient, to segool, church and known as the Mrs, Orlady farm, con fess. This farm is in good ault{eaion. 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For 3 rmediate slatious, arriy New York FROM So AXGmannD Beliefonte leave Lewisburg ¢ 4 : m 4 and 755 p.m arnit for Lewisburg st £25. 9.30 8. m opm and sibpm Or anys trains leave Me 100ia m and 564 p.m { burg 9 2 10.06 ax I. B. HUTCHINSON troneral Manager. HORT . TX icave Lewis ana Hp. J. KB, WOOD Gen'l Pes'wer Apt 2a. im PENNSYLVAN AD OF te wd Tim Nigh... ! Zion 08... Heclas Park. 10 Dunkies . HUBLERER'G. Ee y = oe Ha as de Mackeyvilie Cedar Springs 5 BRON 50 MILL HALL Jersey Shore ww snttwyer | Love ; Wo'PO'T { Art PHILA . Atlantic City, ~NEW YORK. : i (Via Tamequa § T3190 NEW YORK i ] i {Via Phila ) {P. mia mi Arr { *Daily, Week Days 00 p. I. Sanday | 110 10 a. m. Sonday - | Philadelphia Sleeping Cars attached to Lai | bound train from Willlssasport at 11 50 Wiad | West-bound from Philadelphia at 11.5 pn | 5 W. GEPHART General Superintenden 6 00 ae OP wit wa Ary i Lye Lye. ja, m i INTE CENTRAL RAILROAD, | BELLER i To take effoct May 25, 1896, I 2g 8 | 2% | ETATIONE, Pei re law (Ar, 6504 1 108 &5) 6 200 1 028 @ ay. S 35. is 311, Lx. cu. Bellefonte... 16 3 ~lievilie - Hunton... wn FUIMOte.......... 06 52 i Brialy......... sevnunirss WHEEI0.. oes ....Bcotia Crossing... a co RPT, 0 srensaie nn AATHDIG.. cnn. oie So Morning trains from Montandon, Willism ort Lock Haven and Tyrone “connect with train No 7 for State Ooliege.” A flernoon traine from Mow. mndon, Lewisburg and oon i Xo. for at allege. Traine from BL oon tw H « AR « Sate Colle net na RR trains wm Dally except Sunday. F, 0. THOMAS, Sup
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