THE CENTRE REPORTER
FRED KURTZ, Editor
IERMS.—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, wd 5 cen per line for each subse
quent insei tion, Giher rates made made known
on application,
CENTRE HALL, PA., THURS. april 14,
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
PROTHONOTORY
We are authorized to announce that D. R.
Foreman, of Potter township, will be a candidate
for the Democratic nom ination for Prothonoto-
ry, subject to the rules and regulations of the
Democratic party,
We are authorized to announce that Robert F,
Hunter, of Bellefonte, will be a candidate for the
Democratic nomination for Prothonotory, subject
to the rules and regulations of the Democratic
party.
We are authorized to announce that H. A, Me-
Kee, of Spriog township, will be a candidate
for the Democratic nomination for Prothouotory,
Cratic party,
We are authorized to
Gardner, of Bellefonte, will be a candidate for
the Democratic nomination for Prothonotory,
subject to the rules and regulations of the Demo-
cratic party.
Announce
We are authorized to announce that C. U, Hof
fer, of Philipsburg, will be a candidate
Democratic nomination for Prothonotary, sub
ject to the rules and regulations of the Democrat
ic party
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
We are auth
G. Runkle, of B
the Democratic nomination tor District Attorney
1 to announce
OCratic party.
We are anthorized to that N. B.
Spangler, of Bellefonte, will be
the Democratic ation for District
ney, subject to the rules and regulations
Democratic party.
announce
Attor-
no
ASSEMBLY,
We are authorized to announce that R. M. Fos
ter, of State College, will be a candidate for the
the rules and regulations of the Democratic
ty
par-
announce that Cc
Township, will A
ibject to the decision
nyention.
We are authorized to
Thompson, of Halt Moon
noly, st
A
k
ized to announce that George
r township, will be a candi
Democratic nomination for Assem-
ct to the rules and regulations of the
party.
JeIROCTA
A clean Democratic ticket for Centre
county means victory.
in iether
Swallow's platform, “Thou Shalt
Not Steal,” is short, but a mighty big
swath can be cut with it.
PT
The Spaniards will find far less en-
joyment in a Yankee fight than in
their Sunday bull fights.
let etise
Lycoming county Republican pri-
muaries on Saturday went strongly for
Wanamaker and against Quay.
wim omi——
The race is hot between Wanamaker
and Quay, with the argument alto-
gether in favor of the former and the
votes larger for the latter.
erste sila —
It seems to be admitted by knowing
lepublicans that Wanamaker is the
coming angel that will roll away the
Stone that has Quay’s seal on it.
ibmrolcoeemsminan
It looks as if the Democracy on this
little or
jut a big
all the
side the county will have
g on the next ticket,
majority will be
same from these townshij
nothin
looked for
crm — i ——————n
Wanamaker is busy on the stump
in the state throwing the hottest kind
of shot into the Quay corruption camp
and has McCormick and several other
torpedo boats with him.
amen fa mmm
Wanamaker tells it everywhere that
near one million of the school funds
was on deposit in the recently closed
banks, on which Quay’s lieutenants
pocketed the interest while the school
warrants remained unpaid for a year.
tesco a emininiio
Even some of the furniture of the
State Capitol before it was destroyed
by fire, is found up in Clearfield coun-
ty. Is it not remarkable how the fur-
niture of that building became scatl-
tered all over the State and how the
flames in that building originated as
well ?
es fp
There is one remarkable fact about
the Spaniards, even of the better class,
90 per cont. of them are utterly igno-
rant of the greatness and power of the
United States They have an idea we
are a weak and puny nation, with no
soldiers that know how to fight and
without generals capable of leading an
army.
Dr. Swallow has accepted the inde-
pendent nomination for governor on
the platform, “Thou Shalt Not Steal.”
The doctor surprised politicians last
fall by the big vote he received for
State treasurer. Unless the Democrat
ic and Republican parties measure up
to the demands of the people as toa
gubernatorial candidate there is likely
to be further great surprises in store by
the size of the Swallow vote next fall.
————— A ———————————
The Economic Zoology department
at Harrisburg, is one of the useless,
newly created offices, that should be
dumped into the slop bucket. It is
the bird book shop, and every dollar
drawn by any one connected with it is
asteal. The State College zoologist is a
When the Republican party in
Pennsylvania, through any mischance
in machine calculation, nominates and
elects a good man toa seat in the Leg-
islature it never sends him back after
he has once discovered himself and
made himself obnoxious, Conscience
as an element governing the action of
a representative finds no toleration,
The “roosters” go back to Harrisburg
year after year. The reformers are
———
Among the revenue propositions
brought to the attention of Treasury
officials in their recent search for fresh
objects of possible taxation was the
levying of an internal tax of two cents
per gallon on all petroleum produced
and consumed in this country. As
about 1,600,000,000 gallons of petrole-
um are required annually for home
consumption, a revenue of $32,000,000
a year might be derived from this
source without muck leakage or addi-
tional expense to the Government. A
tax on light, however, would be an ex-
treme war measure,
Ac fs sm———————
Eighty years ago President Monroe
said of Spain's misgovernment of her |
American possessions :
“Spain’s territory ought not to be
To a coun-|
to be converted to the annoyance of]
time necessarily ceases to exist.” |
From that day to this Spain's ina-
ican possessions has become more and |
more ‘instrumental’ ‘‘to purposes in-
jurious to the United States.”
From the early fifties until now |
oltion in Cuba.
- en fms a———
Under the
vent competition, establish or control
as a Trust and forbidden by law.
principal or agent of such an associa-
charters. The statute
cally the same legal ground traversed
covers
dle West. The public usefulness of a
law this sort
upon the manner and
interpretation and enforcement ; and
this, again, is largely contingent upon |
the condition and tendency of public
sentiment in the community. The
Ohio law, like all similar statutes else-
where, will to
Trusts in exact proportion to the de-
gree of actual opposition among the
people to these modern devices of mo- |
nopoly. |
of
operate discourage
——— —
As even at the best only a handful |
of Spain's fleet, it were
ready to sail now, could get to Cuban
waters in two week's time, the inter |
esting question arises what would it!
do were hostilities to break out in the
meanwhile? With the formidable
fleets of the United States having
nothing more to do than the
Vizeaya and Oquendo and a few old
gunboats, Havana and Porto Rico
would either be ours in a state of
supposing
to meet
or
squadron could get across the Atlantic.
problem is not one that can bring joy
Marine. His fleet would, indeed, be
This dilemma probably is the reason |
on at Cadiz, which is akin to a vigor-
ous whistling to keep up one’s courage
while passing a graveyard.
The farmer, the mechanic and the
bieyele rider are liable to unexpected
cuts and bruises. DeWitt's iten
Hazel Salve is the best thing to keep |
on hand. It heals quickly, and is a]
well known cure for piles; for sale by
Bmith & Crawford.
GRAIN MAKKET,
New
Rye ..
Corn
New
Onis
Barley ....
Buck whet... vss «
PRODUCE AT STORES,
BRBAE. co contes ins somssesimmssssmmmsrsssmimmssissis 3
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Here sewn
5
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RR SACs
GRAIN AND LIVE STOCK MARKET. |
Philadelphia, April 13,
Wheat, contract, April, 1.004,
Corn, No. 2 mixed, 35.
Butter, fancy creamery, 21}; fancy
prints, 23¢.
Eggs, fresh, 10}.
Live poultry, hens 104alle ; old roos-
ters, Se ; spring chickens, 18a23¢ ; wint-
er chickens, 14a18 ; ducks, 12¢.
Potatoes, choice, car lots, choice, 70a
80c per bu.
Baled bay, timothy, choice, 1221250;
clover, 5.5086.50 ; mixed 8.50a9.00,
Straight rye straw 8a8.50 ; wheat 5a
5.50 ; oat bab.50,
loverseed, Penn'a 4 to 4} per Ib,
Timothy seed 1.50a1.60 per bushel.
Important to Pensloners.
Pensioners will shortly
blanks from the department at Wash -
ington calling for information regard-
ing their marriage relations,
ta is to be filed at Washington and
will be used when widows’ and
phans’ pensions are applied for after
the soldiers’ death, The system was
originally
not received at the department or
were not properly filed. The object
was simply to get the soldiers own
statement regarding his social rela-
tions.
I I I ———
Thousands of sufferers from grippe
have been restored to health by
Minute Cough Cure, It quickly cures
coughs, colds, bronchitis, pneumonia,
grippe, asthma, and all throat and
lung diseases; for sale by Smith &
Crawford.
EGAL NOTICE.-NOTICE 13
given to all persons Interested
following inventories of goods and
HEREBY
that the
chattels set
of the 14th of April. 1851, have been
#f by the Court, and filed in the
Clerk of the Orphan's C t of Centre county
and if no exceptions be filed on or before the
first day of the next term, the same will on
firmed absolutely
Ibe valuation and appraisement of the per
Miles
part Lo
of the
office
be (
2. The inventory and appralsement of the per
Calvin Hrackbill, late
Bellefoute Boro, deceased, as the same was set
apart to his widow, Margaret A. Brack bill
I'ne valuation and appraisen of thn §
sonal property of John Mann, te of Curtin
township, deceased, as the same was sel apart to
his widow, Louisa Mann
i The valuation and appraisement of the
f
of
sous! property of J
sit yor
per
t Gregg
was sel apart to
inte oO
township, eased, as Lhe
his widow, susan Crater
5 The valuation and ;
" HAG
wpelsement of the
{ real
of
per
estate
land
the property of Adam Nearhood of Ce
Hall Borough, deceased, as the same was set apart
to his widow, Catharine Nearhood
i The valuation and appral nt of the per
of John Long, Inte of Penn town
LBA Lhe same was set his
ta tre
&part Wo
7. The valuation and apprajsement of the
sonal property of Michael M. §
Beuner township, deceased, as the same
per
’
shbhurn. late of
Was set
nie, March 50, 1508
GEO. RUMR IER
OMmpany
iia BK
I PROCLAMATION — Whereas
un. Johu G. Love, President Ju
on Pleas of thedith. Judicial
ng of the county Centr
his precept
day of March,
og a Court of Comme
i. Court of Oyer and :
Jall Delivery and Quarter
ieliefonte, for the
ith M
188 and to
ven to the Cor
of
iN, to me
en0e on Lhe
ay of April,
is herehy
Alderman and Cx
that they be tL}
and those who are
0 prosecute against the
i be in Lhe jail
are 0 prosecute against
3 thal are
of Cen winily, be then
legal representatives
late of Liberty townsh p
rd, Pa
fee Harter annd Wi
band. Blanchard, Pa
a= J. Beohto
M. Neft
Pa
ang
Laroline
Bittner, Blenchard
Fa Francis Bitner, Blanchard
Clark and Henry Clark, her hosband
Pa; Harry E Buner, Blanchard,
Bitoer, Blair Bitner, Howard Bitoe
der guardian ad litem for all
Bitoer, Hagerstown, Maryland
Wiliam long. her husband
county, West Virginia
Take notice that in pursuance of an order
% Court of Centre County, Petunsyiva
{ in partition has been 1mued from said
court 10 the Sheriff of maid county. returnable oo
Jay. the 25th day of April, 1807, and that an
est be held for the purpose of making par
real estate of sald decedent ou
FRIDAY, APRIL 228D
minors :
Bessie long an
Bethany, Brook
wr
of
of the
Tes
At If
deceased, at which time and place you can
present if you see proper. All that certain mes
suage, tenement and tract of land situate in
township of Liberty, County of Centre, and
Pennayivacis bounded and duscribed as
Beginning ai 8 post, thence by
in road. thence
ile grees west
th jh, deg
nds of
and Imm Bitner north 75 degrees cas:
stone in the road, thenoe in the middie
road north 413 degrees west 2 rods 10 a
thence slong lands of J A. Bitner north 6314 de
grees oast 11 510 rods 0 a stone, theuce along
same south 41) degrees east 6 3-10 rode to a stake
thence by Jands of William Scantling north 57%
degraes east 9 3-100 rods to the place of beginning
containing 61 acres and 79 perches, net measure
ALSO
rocs west 1
oy Rupert
43 rods to a
of said
some,
Ba
of land situate in the township of Liberty, coun
ty of Centre and state of Pennsylvania. bounded
and described as follows, to wit Beginning at
a white oak stamp, thente by lands of Fannie
Nestlerode north 50 degrees west 51 perches to a
white oak, thenos by lands of same and Ira Mc-
Closkey north 106 rode to black oak, thence by
lands of Frank Quigley north 45 demress west
#5 5-10 rode to white walnut, thence by lands of
John McGhee west 8 rods to stone, thence by
lands of Joseph M. DeHass estate south 164 rods
to post. thence along lands of Harmon Robb and
Harry Glossner east 128 rods to the place of be-
ginning containing one hundred and nine acres
and 117 perches, excepting and reserving from
the south-west corner of said (ract ten acres and
6i perches sold by Daniel Bitoer during his life
time to Thomas Smith, by Deed dated Februa-
ry 19th, 188,
M. CRONISTER.
Sheriffs Office, Bheriff
Bellefonte, March 31, 1808
= DMINISTRATORS NOTICE.- LETTERS
of Administration upon the estate of
Barbara Long, late rf Gregg township, deceased
having been lawfully
ed, be would tated to the uudersign:
. ) nest
knowing themselves indebted to the aan io
aha nh, a hes ts dy oF
claims o resent them .
thenti for settlement, Tuiy au
> SAMUEL LONG, Administrator,
marii6t Penn Cave.
hn = XECUTOR'S NOTICE ~L
ETTERS TESTA.
|
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in draft, casy for the driver to oper
out an equal, Will be pleased to {
chines from stock or in a short
JACOB
Dea er {in Osborne Binders, Osborne Mow
Twin
CENTRE HALL,
ere
"ni
«>
: od 2 3
Shoes of Every
Style, Quality,
And Price,
Atthe
Penns Valley Shoe Store
CHAS. A.KRAPE,
SPRING MILLS, . PA
HE PENNEYLVANIA STATE OOLILEG
LOCATED IN ORE OF THE MOST BEATUT
FUL AND HEALTHFUL SPOTS IN THE
ALLEGHERY REGION: UNDEROMIN A
TIONAL; OPEN TO BOTH SEX ES
TUITION FREE, BOARD AND
OTHER EXPENSES VERY
LOW. NEW BUILDINS
AND EQUIPMENT.
LEADING DEPARTMENTS OF STUDY
AGRICULTURE and HORT TURE
with constant Linstrations r
and in the Laboratory
BIOLOGY, BOTARY and 2001
J with the microscope
on
FE
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
I MECHHNICAL BRGINEERING
MINING ENGINEERING
accompanied with very extensive
exercises in the Field, the Shop
Laboratory
HISTORY AND POLITICAL SCIENCE
INDUSTRIAL ART AND DESIGN
LANGUAGE and LITERATURE Lat
{optional,) French, German and English ire
quired.) one or more continued through Lhe
entire course
MATHEMATICS and ASTRONOMY
and applied
MECHANIC ARTS: combining shop work
with study three years’ course
MENTAL, MORAL and POLITICAL 8C7
ENCE; Constitutional Law and History
Political Economy, ele
MILITARY SCIENCE: instruction thecrets
eal and practical, including each arm ofthe
service,
12. PREPARATORY COURSE; One year
Fall term opens Bept il, 188
for admission, Sept. 13,
For
5
pare
12
GRO W ATHERTON, LL.D... Press
Hate (Mileps, Centre
TEET
Fix 3
of
ECUTOR'S NOTICE ~LETTERS
f Mary
Cy
mentary on the estale of
havi
Inte of Poller township, deovrssed Tig
lawfully granted to the undersigned, be
respectfully request all persons knowing
selves indebted to the esate to make immesdd
payment, and those having cmims
same to present them duly anthentionted for
HB HERRING
mari-6f Peusns Hall
the aceum fe excellence of
i
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4 $ $1
CHtiing machine w
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HARER
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UP-TO-DATE NEWS.
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wer tol
mer Wt
| Clover S
We buy
ed,
| Fanning Mills,
Or sig t
Up to Date Dairying, Su
r was i
paper for wraps &£ 3
| Household Fistures a
| Sewing Machines.
nd
Buggies i ping Wagon,
ep ahd Carriages ¢
Blankets! Robes !
Sleighs and Sleds,
‘ ghs and «
rid Rove’ «¢
ihe ver
Builders’ Supplies.
eH
Shortlidge & Co., State
Dr. Humphreys
Speci
’
fles act directly upon the disease,
withont eveitine
Wilhoul exoiing
disorder in other parts
They Cure the Sick.
PRICES.
23
Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Colic 23
3=Teething, Colle, Crying Wakefulness 23
d-Marrhea, of Children or Adults. 25
7 23
f-Nearalgia, Toothache, Faceache, 23
0 25
10 gestion, Weak Stomach, 28
11 25
12 23
13 23
1 4-8alt Rheum, Erysipeias, Eruptions. 23
15-Rheumatiom, Hbeumatic Paine, , a8
16-Malaria, Chills, Fever and Ague 25
19-Catarrh, In sea, Cold in the Head 23
DOW hooping-Congh 23
L7Kidney Dison sew 23
2R-Nervous Debility 1.00
30-Urinary Weakness, Wetting Bed... 25
77-Grip, Hay Fever 23
Dr, Humphreys’ Manual of all Diseases at your
Drugglets or Mailed Free.
Sold ty druggists, or sent on receipt of price,
Humphreys’ Med. Co., Cor. William & John Sts,
New York
of the system.
» ct
\ nS,
1 “Fevers, Congostic
ws, Inflammation:
A oughe, Ooids, Bronchitis
Headache, Sick Headache, Vertigo
Dyspepsia, Ind
Ruppressed or Painful Periods
Whites, Too Profuse Periods
~{'roup, Laryngitis, Hoarseness
No dirt scratching, no
side jerks, no breakage.
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PEs ladelphis & frie R. KR. Divisio
sand Northern Central Railway,
floct, Kove mber 24
Time Tullo, 1 eff , 1897,
s E32 a. m~Treln 20, Wek days for Bunbury
Flas zw asburyg siriving at Ph! ladeliphia, 12.00 p.m. ,
Newsw (orkidipm., Baltir ore 12.44 Washi-
insgesasn 1 47pm. Throoy Plilludel
pris Sam Baltimore and Wael
= _=7 a m~Train 14
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Licomna. Wook days for Fore
Pores smville, Philadel! pt
i Woassesa ington, Thro
Fi: 3 Sadelphia and Ballin ore
E555 po om~Tin 8. Weekdays for Bunbury,
WW 3 3 Bcesbarre, Beranton, Hazleton, Pottsville, Har
rims®essrg and nermedinte stations, arriving sat
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Baa 2 =3more (0p, im, Washington at 7.15 p. m
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| Emer Conchon bo Phlladel shin snd Baltimore
5.201 p. weTisin 12, V eekdays Wilkes
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cars |
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until‘ Yen
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7
{ 08). Hecls Park.
Fad ad nlntalal
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Week Days #% 00 p. m, Sunday
110 10am. Sanday,
iadelphia Sleeping Cars attached to ast
«3 train from Williamsport at 11 830 Pp om aud
Pes
4. W. GEPHART,
General Buperintendent
B FE CLEFONTE CENTRAL RAT LROAD,
To take effect May 25, 1866,
EA = TF WARD
=; | % |
#3 {an Ar,
108 45
02% 40)
ren WESTWARD
STATIONS EEL
Ly w
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10 804 2
HEN»
Bellefonte.
Opleville cou. 16 37
Morris won jG SOR10 $208 30
Whitmer ww. 16 44010 0h 3
. S50110 534 88
A3hi0 46l4 42
oofi1 a2le 43
+ O5311 G84 52
=2
5 0 == Slate
BE ower-n ing inins from Montandon, Williamsport
Lowel Haven and Tyrone onmect with tredn No.
7 Sosa State College, Afiernoon trains from
Ianelen, Lewisburg and Tyrone
ra ge A Sis College. ins from
“i. eet wit! .
State , ina. RR. trains at
Ea 27 y ex00pt Sunday,
11 | ON
College...
8 001
F, H. THOMAS, Sap.
Farmers in need of Binders, Mowers, Hay Rakes, Hay
Drills, Cultivators, Harrows, Princess and Imperial Plows, plow repairs of all
kinds, all kinds of Reaper and Mower Sections, Binder Twine, Harvester Oil,
Hay Carrier Rope and Pulleys, Double Harpoon Fork should call and see my
stock. Itis lete, Also handle Sprin Carriages, etc.
A large supply Fertilizer on hand at A Have the otal] agency for
’ the Centre Hall Cornplanter. ;
HH. I. SIs,
Wareroom inthe Foundry Buliding
Chicago, April 13. Tedders, Grain
Wheat, May, 1.06, July 88.
Corn, July, 3le.
Oats, July, 23¢.
y Live Stock :
Cattle unchanged. Sheep, choice,
y 4.2504.30 ; common 4.1503.25 :
borg gy Big vg Teg
mon . ; 8
6.00a8,00 ; veal calves PE
i — JESIRADLE PROPERTY A
acres Of ind ostort hotme
ol lves lidings; choice fri
tairs water .
Hal Tao the door;
= BACRES we
In & high state of cultivation, s small
b of Centre fa" south-east end of the
state affair and that answers all purpo-
ges, The attorney general says he
tried to find out what the office force
had to do, and he found it was only to
draw salary. The zoologist gets $2500,
elerk $1500, and other expenses along
with the bird book, take about $100,
000 of our taxes annually. Shame!
estate to make
payment, and all those having claims
the same to present them duly authenticated
ik.
JAREMIAH SNAVELY, Exeou
marl? ¥LY, Bxstutor
farses
CERT,
JEORREST OR SALE-THR
to M. L. 1
tors M
| BOTS
rent or Inquire of M.
CENTRE HALL