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THE CENTRE REPORTER
ERED KURTZ,
Editor
Those in arrears subject to previous terms, $2.00
per year,
ADVERTISEMENTS. —20 cents per line for three
fusertions, wd 5 cenw per line for each ‘fubse-
quent inse: tion. Other rates made made known
on application.
CENTRE HALL, PA., THURS, Sept. 20
This is the
will be Halled in.
SR
Our congressional tug will be Hall
against Arnold, with no prospect of
crack.”
- meester
Our county ticket gives satisfaction
with our state ticket.
we have good men
competent,
and splendidly
cts
Jenks is drawi ing immense crowds
in the western part of the state, and
his powerful arraignment of Quayism
is shaking up the dry bones of the cor-
ruptionists,
arti or oc
No Deno rat can afford to leave his
party this year to compliment Dr.
Swallow. George A. Jenks is the only
office of governor of Pennsylvania, and
every good citizen should support him.
—— sofia —— -
American flag, and have demanded
expense of the Spanish Government.
afford a good opening for that many
of his children, who will be a blessing
Americanizing Porto Rico.
It would
minnie n—
not be surprising to the
And a revolution would mean
public. The army in France has been
plotting for years to rule that country,
ject. The outrage upon Colonel Pig-
uart may be the last straw to break
the people's patience, and civil war
may come as a result of usurpation of
power by the military.
ie iss fei eitsmm
The fight in the state and
much
as it
not so
party
bossism of
against
is
the Republican
corrupt Quay
portion
of the Republicans are as tired as it
against
which the honest
loathsome to Democrats who are wil
ing to join the
wipe out ti}
In many
have
Republicans
Quay
counties ti
1e corrupt machine,
ie Republicans
nomination anti-Quay
will re
Re-
against
laced in
and these
support, wl
Jenks and
Stone who is owned by Quay
In our county the Quay
set up Townsend and Daly
bly. No
tepublic an, vote for
these gentlemen as they would vote to
perpetuate the
tion.
men for assembly
Democratic
publicans will vote
ou 1)
ceive ie
men have
for
Democrat
can consistently
assem-
honest voter, or
er ————————
The
under
nuisances ;
authorities of
bail for maintaining
indictment has been
found against the Mayor and Council-
an
and before Judge Bechdel, of Schuyl-
kill county, on Wednesday last, a jury
awarded Lewis Draisbach $300 dam-
ages against the borough of Schuylkill
Haven the Councilmen
mitted water to overflow a road
the plaintiff's premises to his incon
venience,
Remarks the Philadelphia Press :—
because pers
better understanding of the law gov
erning Councilmen and other public
officials, and there is a calling to ac.
count in Various quarters,
cmt
There is sirong talk in Washington
about forcing Gen. Miles out of his po-
sition as the commander of the army
if the position itself has to be abol-
ished for that purpose, It is said that
Secretary Alger and Adjutant General
Corbin are bent on taking this step,
and that their influence will probably
be great enough to overcome the Pres-
dent's personal approval of Miles, and
cause him to make the desired change,
If anything of this kind is done, Alger
and Corbin, and McKinley, too, will
be very sorry for it a little later. The
country knows Gen, Miles ; it has cone
fidence in him. It has none in Alger
and Corbin, and while it still has con-
fidence in the President he could do
nothing to forfeit that confidence more
quickly than by sacrificing a man like
Miles at the demand of the politicians
in the War Department, remarks the
Philad, Ledger.
Private W. H. Bowden, who is on
the Democratic ticket for Lieutenant
Governor, was badly wounded and left
on the field at Antietam. He was left
there to die, but a brave Allentown
German named Ignatz Gresser, in the
heat of the fight, returned to the line
and rescued Comrade Sowden from al-
most certain death. The brave act of
Grosser has been réwarded by a medal
Secretary of Internal Affairs, went in-
to the army asa private soldier and
came home a captain, and for his dar-
ing and bravery was awarded a medal
Commander of the Medal of Honor
Legion of the United States. Now, if
the soldier business means anything in
a campaign and if the fraternity
among old soldiers has really grown
into an affectionate regard and frater-
nal bond then ought the GG. A. R. of
the State honor by their votes the no-
ble comrades above named and so well
known in the State for their
fitness and unsullied
personal
records. Then,
pateiot,
cos temas
BIGOTRY'S LAME EXCUSE,
The Philadelphia Ledger confesses
Quayism, and the great ability and
of
high moral character Mr. Jenks,
but refuses to support that gentleman
voted for Bryan in
His election, it contends, would
1866,
be a
the cause of Bryanism.’
The Ledger “Consider
would be said about a Democratic
says:
vic-
tory in Pennsylvania ! Such an unus-
in all parts of the Union. The
papers would declare that the candi
date elected represented the free silver
of
; that
ryan
the people of
Governor, aud
Money
forced explanations.
I'hey would show that, although taint-
ed with Bryanism
el him
Sound
Republican
Democratic
into
papers
be
was elected
the
he on
land
ed and encouraged, and the
misled
the in the
hope of capturing the east.”
contest false
perform a plain duty the
makes the
the squandered and
that the Republican party is hopeless.
Ledger
It admits that
state are stolen,
ly in the toils of the corrupt Quay ma
‘andidate Stone is a
of that
upright and
highly capable man, because
Democrat. Could
than this
rule, to the election of an
he is
a
farther
bigotry oo
Bo pt
WOULD BE PARDONED
Dr. Bwallow
didats
a publi eo
commitie
challenged Quay’s can-
Wm. A. Stone, to
of the
+ for governor,
discu
i by
sRion « robberies
the recent Quay legisla-
th the has been
wl, Si
whi state
refused to
dodge
cals
Hie accept
that if
y
the challengs r the
Using
knew of any st his dut
would be to prosecute the FUlily one
and have them punished.
Very good. jut t
candidate
that
ts under QQuay's
=lone
knows i advance in proseguti 1341
of Quay’ 8 tools in cour
influence, would be a farce, and
delays and bribing of witnesses would
be resorted to to defeat the ends of
tice.
Stor
js
ie also knows in advance if there
was a prosecution conviction of
the
and
longing to machine,
command to the
at liberty before
sel
they get
the prison bars.
When the lamented Charles 8. Wol
prosecuted William Kemble,
and had them convicted and sen-
of which Quay was a member pardon
Kemble, Pettroff and the rest immedi-
who had stolen
and the benefit of the Quay machine,
He was prosecuted, found guilty and
don board under the thumb of Quay,
pardoned the thief John Bardsley to
stop him from telling who shared with
him the stolen money. Didn't Wm.
A., the candidate of Quay, approve of
that pardon too?
But, the trial of the rascals,
and corrupt gang that is on board the
Quay machine, is now going on before
the High Court of the People of the
Commonwealth, who will passa sen-
tence of 'guilty’’ upon the Quay-Stone- |
don board can set aside. George A.
Jenks is pushing this prosecution,
and the defendants, Quay, Stone, El-
kin & Co., are shaking in their boots,
rn
A treasury circular states the amount
of money in circulation in 1800 is giv.
en at $4.90 per capita ; in 1810, $7 ;
1820, $6.96; in 1830, $6.69; in 1840,
$10.91 ; in 1850, $12.02; in 1860, 13.85 ;
in 1865, $20.57 ; in 1870, $17.50 ; in 1880,
$19.41; in 1800, $2282 and in 1898,
$4.74.
More jan RN free pin
Witt's
A Common Danger,
If you have ever had a cold which
you permitted to “wear away’’ it may
interest you to know it was a danger-
ous proceeding.
asthma
consumption, bronchitis,
catarrh.
Sold by G.
on
Prices 25¢,
H.
and
consumption.
Spring Mills.
bottle,
ole, pe ri
- ha . oy
Weekly Wenther Report
Government Service.)
Highest
04
Lentre Hall,
Lowest,
51 cloudy.
51 clear,
58 clear.
51 cloudy.
50 part cloudy.
53 clear
42 clear.
On 26, noon, .2
Temperature
Sept.
51]
23
94
Or
at)
26
iy
wi
oR
Rainfall : 20 inches,
ma mins
One Minute Cough Cure surprises |
It has won for itself
used today for colds, croup, tickling in
for sale
Wo ty
J Santiago. NN
SICK OR WELL, A RUSH
NIGHT AND DAY.
The Packers nt the Battle of Santiago de
Cabn were all Heroes, Thelr Herole
Efforts In Getting Ammunition and
Hations to the Front Saved the Day,
Pp.
writing from Santiago,
23d, says: “We
rhoea in more or less violent
landed we had
see a doctor, for it was a case of rush
and rush night and day to keep the
troops supplied with ammunition and
but thanks to C
helera and Diarrhoea Remedy,
ble to work and
sincerely
this
of
been
FE. BUTLER,
De
ail
Cuba,
had
form,
time
On
diar-
and
July
} we no to
hamberlain’s
were a keep at
fact, |
that eritical time
was the indirect saviour
for if the packers had
believe at one
been
front.
Wagon
no way of getting supplies to the
that a
My comrade and my-
to lay in a
for our pack-
left Tampa, and |
yar cases it absolutely
no roads
train could use.
self had the good fortune
train before we
know in waved
life.’
I'he above wad written
manufacturers of this medicine
Chamberiain Medicine Co.,
Moines, Jowa. For sale by J. H. Ross,
Linden Hall: 8. M. Swartz, Tussey-
ville: F. A. Carson, Potters Mills: H.
F. Rossman, Spring Mills,
to the
etter
De
HVISORS
Wd pro
fron
+ Har
2. LR. upon he oe
i late of Centre Hall
having beets law
ders faved ihe would re
persons knowing
p estate to make immediate
1g claline against
authentioated for
them
sl
SA MARY HEMPHILL,
Adminisirairiz c. t. a
Centre Hall, Pa
NOTIC E
on upon th
wh Strohm te of IN r iownship, Centre Co
on law inily granted
4 respectful re
he meives indel » the
jinte payment. those
me against the same 10 present them
wied for settlement
MES JACOB BRTROHM,
Administririz
Tusseyvilie, Pa
LETTERS
Pa, de
the nds
All persol
estate 1
having oial
thentic
WM
0. RUNSKLE,
shptisfs
DMI NISTRATOK 8 i NOTICE. LETTERS
of Administration on the estate of Ad
iste of Potter township, deceased,
hay ving been mwiully gmanted to the undersign-
ed he would respectfully request all persons
knowing themselves indebted to the estsle to
immediate payment, and those having
to present them duly
authenticated for settlement
ROBERT M. SMITH, Administrator,
Centre Hill
DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.~ LETTERS
of Administration on the estate of L. K
Hosterman, late of Miles township, decessed,
having been lawfully graoted to the undersign-
ed, he would respectfully request all persons
knowing themselves indebted fo the estate to
make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same 10 present them duly
authentionted for settlement,
T.W. HOSTERMAN, Administra‘or,
Coburn,
sept] Gt
septl Ht
APPLES WANTED
At Centre Hall.
I want Winter Apples.
I want Paring Apples.
I want Cider Apples.
In fact I will buy all your apples.
I am now taking all the apples you
can bring me.
so
? Highs Market Prices Paid !
Bring your apples. Tell your
neighbor to bring theirs.
CHAS. MINER
I'his week and
§ +
* } 3
maging special inducements
August and September we :
low prices.
zain days.
We have
cities
We have no special barg
ved from the eastern
it
In
Hi
Groceries—In this line we have
cided bargains, and in position to no
any competition,
Window Shades—We have a
line, complete, 10¢ and up on roller
tures. We are headquarters for
and Tin Wore, Glass, Queens Ware
housekeepers’ supplies,
buying from our counters.
market prices paid for butter,
potatoes, ele,
CEES,
Hats, Boots
departinent
and Shoes
. '
ik compiete,
lothing
oo 4
worth double price
i good hea
sora 44 from ust
t, from $47
Men's Trousers, Hu
fadies’ Dress Shoes at 82
Iadies' | atd
Men's D OCs Bt 8
welght
ice
sri'8 Dress 8
Jrovug Nhs
ress Ni wd aeed
Or “4
prices
our
stock
YOu
before purchasing
We 4 of
INGRAIN CARPETS,
Ni
HAVE 4 nice assortment
ce patt
A
a anys
DRY GOODS.
Our stock is complete and we are offer-
ig epecial inducements in this depart.
sent as our stock is large and must go at
prices. Dress Trimmings
mbroideries in endless variety at
ce prices. They must go.
de-
et
full
fix-
ate
Spring Mills,
UP-TO-DATE NEWS. |
ian
farts per 10 1
Clover See.
We buy and sail (
». | Fanning Mills,
We sell Fanning Mills
ives at Wd ridd los io clean
Clover and Timothy
beets & de nade to separate al
from Clover Seed
we
wd)
astable Seed
margel
We havea few ofl the D
the last i
Up to Date Dairying Supplies.
we Delaval Cream Separaior was the favorite
i al the grangers pice
1.4
iidine AQ)
bat are in the
We
Babrock™s Milk
Churps
porch
in Mock itor Workers
Dalry Thermometers, Crosmens,
and all other dairy fixtures, including
ment paper for wrappiag batter
keep
Clothes Wringers, Wash ing Machines, Ref
ators, Step Ladders Baske 1a in great variety in.
best minke of Sewing Machioes
from $1250 to
$25.00 each. Those iu want of Sewing Machines
will protect theic own interests, as well as save
money by calling Su us
* *
Buggies and Spring Wagons.
We are agents for the Columbus Baggy Oo
finest make of Buggies, Sarries and Carriages in
the market hand-made goods. Other makes of
Buggies and Carriages of best quality and lowest
prices
Blankets ! Robes !
Sleighs and Sleds.
A great variety of blankets, robes, horse bilan
ori yr.
gy
world Boys cutters and flyers. Farm and Lum.
ber Sleds of the very best make,
Builders’ Supplies.
Paper, Plastering Hair, Sand, and Victor
Wall Plaster, ine ling Caleined Plaster. Logan ’
and Rosendale Hydmuliec Cements in quantities
to suit buyers,
Shortliage & Co., State ( College, Pa.
NA RAE AER RR any
"Read model ar photo,, with descrip.
on EE RO he
charge. Our fee not did Hg pe
“How ta Obtai
the U. 8, sod Ce,
AR
C.A.SNOW&CO.
OPP. PATENT OrviceE, W ©. 6. 4
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ANIA FTATE OOLLEG
| ~TER PERNSYLYV
{LOCATED IK ONE OF THE MOBT
{i FUL J } HEALTHFUL 8PUOTS IN THE
ALLRGHENY REGION; UNDERNOMINA-
TIONAL: OPEN TO BOTH BEXES
TUITION FREE, BOARD AND
OTHER EXPENSES VERY
LOW NEW BUILDINGS
AND EQUIPMENT,
TMENTS OF bTUDY
CLTURE and HORTICULTURE
yastant ilinstrations on the Farm
the Laboratory
BOTANY and ZOOLOGY
udy un HOOP
BADING DEPART
Or.
pusuaily full and
ve Laboratory
ING
es rough ons
IVILES NE
EL KC TRICAL ENGINEERING;
TIMECHHENICAL ENGINEERING [cour es
| MINING ENGINEERING; jos are
8 compan ied with very exiensive practios)
exercises in the Field, the Shop, and the
Laboratory
HISTORY: AND 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
MATHEMATIOR and ASTRONOMY:
and applied
MECHANIC ARTS combining shop work
with study. three youn’ course
MENTAL. MORAL and POLITICAL SCI.
ENCE: Constitutional Law and History;
Politics] Economy, ete.
MILITARY SCIENCE: instruction theoreti
cal and practical, includingeach arm ofthe
service.
13. PREPARATORY COURSE; One year,
Fall term opens Sept. 11, 1885, Examinations
for admission. Sept. 13,
For Datalogue or other Information, address
GRO . ATHERTON, LL.D., Prost,
State Nollege. Centre Oo. Ps
SPRING MILLS
BARGAIN COLUMN.
Our customers fully appreciate
the offers we have made to save
{ their money, bat we want you to
| Know of it too.
CLARK'S O. N. T.
still sells at 4e., or 45c. per doz.
For one week from date of this is.
{sue we offer these and other bar
gains:
These
pure
of coarse and small grain at full
market price, and keep in stock a
full line of best Anthracite and Bi.
tuminous Coal. All coal screened
without extra charge.
1so keep for sale Chop, Sal
I For and the pi 1 op
Pittsburg Flour—finest bread mak-
er in the market.
Don’t think this. list completes
the bargains, for we will surprise
you in hasewwre, fruit cans and
an tinw warrant.
ja to TE ee el a few
Twine.
Money in your ket if] ou
o y pacts y
PENNSYLVA NIA R.
Philadelphia & “Erie R. R. Divisio
and Northern Central Railway.
Time Table, 1 effect May 20 4897,
TRAINE LEAVE MORTABDON, EABTWARD
B22 a m.~Train 20. Wek days for funtury,
Harrisburg, striving at Philadelphis, 12.50 ’e
New {ork 8.22 p.m. Baltie ore i240 p.m, rh
ington 1.47 p. m. Through CORLL 28 LO Ph iadel
phils, Baltimore and Washi igton
n92 a m~Train 9 Daily for Banbury,
Herivi rp and Intermed iste sta
tions. Week day: for ton, Hazleton, and
Potwsvilie, Philadel! p! sew York, Baltimore,
Washington, Throvgh 1 wsenger coaches 10
are
Vieekdays for Bunbury,
Berut , dlazieton, Pottsville, Har.
intermediate stations arriving “i
New York. 9.20 p.m,
Pinglon at 7.16 p m
Uadeiphia, snd pas
shin and Baltimore.
eckdays for Wilkes.
Pouwvilie, and dally
om. ~Traiz
1.55
i
saitimore, 600 p. wi
Parlor car throv Ww
senger coaches Lo Palindel
blip m~Traln 52, ¥
barre, Scranton, Hazleton
for Harrisburg snd iGterr «diate points, arriving
| st Philsdelphia 10.2 pm, New York 8.02 a. ms.
Saltiznore 9.46 p.m. met nglon 1056p. m. Pas
senger conches 1 Wilkesbarre snd Philadelphia
and Baltimore, &nd parlor car 10 Philadelphia,
BOT p. m,—~ Train 6. Wee kdays for Sunbury
lng at Philadelphia, 4.50 a. m.,
1m,
New York at 7,58
Pullman sleeping cars from Herrisburg
York Philadelphia
until 7.90 8. m.
122 a. m~Train 4. Dally.) For Harris-
soulh, arriving st
Philadelphia ot 6.52 a, m., New York, 95 a.m
m, Pullman
sleeping
Washing
on, snd
Sailimore.
Washington, 7.40, 8 m.
Philadelphix and
WESTWARD,
biTa. m.~Trein 2. (Daily) Yor Erie, Can-
ancaigua, Rochester, Buflnio, Nisgara Falls, and
intermediaie slations, wilh passenger coaches 0
Ere and Rochester. Week days for DuBois
efonte, snd Piusburg, On Bundays only
TEAR EC Pe re 10 Rochester and Erle
! 03 &, 11 ~Train 51 (Dr ily} For Lock Haven
: and inte rmeds Bie » i and weekdays tor
Tyrone, Clearfield lipsb rg, Pitsburg and
i this with u h ca #10 Tyrone,
181 p.m, ~Tr Weekdays for Kane, Ty-
lear , Pitsburg, Cansn-
daigusn end lations Byraciase,
Locheste! pullalo 1 Niagars Falls, with
West,
ester, ni Parlor car 10 Rochester,
Be p, m1 Week day
inira and inte ations .
i p.m. 4. Dudly for Lock Haven,
slermediate stati OLE,
for Renovo,
3
YY
445
§ THROUGH TRAINS FOR MONTANDON FROM
! EABT AND SOUTH.
ieaves New York 12305 n ight,
in 4.50 a m, Baltimore at 8 Im,
iy, Wilkesbarre,
it ng at Mo
{ Train 31
ph Philsdels
‘Han risburg
78 a m, Week-
Handon 10 05am.
del ph A 5.50 am, Washing
Umore S50 am, Willkesbarre
A in arriving sl Montandon
parior car from Philadelphia
passenger coaches from Phils
Geiphis and Balt nore
!
: Werk
|
i
i
| Train licaves New York §
i
wilh
a
0am, Phila, 123 yp
am, Baltimore at 12.00
mm, Wilkesbarre 8.1 pm, arriving at Montan-
don 81 6.04 p m, week days, with through pas.
Senger coaches from Phila. and Baltimore.
{ Train 2 leaves New York 1.90 p.m Sunday. Phil.
adelphis 4.30 pm, weekdays, 4 Mp om. Bur-
days, Washingion 2.40 p m, Bait Bore 4.49 pm,
Gaily, Wilkesbarre, 6.00 p. w dally, arriving at
Moutandon 9.45 pm. Through Parior Car rom
Philadelphia, aud passenger coach from Phil
adeiphia and Wash ington
| Train 3 leaves New York st 800 p m, Philade
11.20 pm, Washington 10.40 m, Baltimore,
J 3, (dmily) arr ving at Montandon at 5 87
, Wilh through Pullman sleeping cars from
iis. Washington and Baltimore and through
passcuger coaches from Philadelphia and Bale
Lore
mw; Washington at
LEWISBURG AND TYRONE RAILROAD.
Week days,
Westward
FM AM. STATIONS
i Montandon
Eastward,
AM ¥
& Spring
i i Senn Cave
j= 2 : tre Hal
i v
! en Hall
8 350uk Ha i
Is gMlemont
i% $2 Dale Summit
ix b2iPleasant Gap
i* 55 Axem nn
iefonte
©
~
eT ’ AE AD A B09
Additions trains leave Lewisburg for Monian-
don at 5.25 a m, S05 a. m., 945 a m, 115
535 and 755 p. m. returning leave Montandon
for lLewisburgat 8.25 9.30 a. m, 1005 a. m, 5.05,
nd si P m.
badays Urains leave Montandon 9.27 and
10048 mm. as id 504 p. m., returning leave Lewis
burg 230 am. 1 ¥ a.m and 36pm,
J. B. HUTCHINSON I. BR. FOOD
General Manager Gen'l Pe'ger Agt
CFSTRALY RAILROAD OWPENESYLVANIA
ondensed T ime Table.
Hewd Up.
No 6) No 4 No 2
ly Ar. pm. ip. m a.m.
S5.BELLEF'NTE. 1004 63010 io
Nigh...... ¢ 49 i
Zion. o 9 43 5 51
Heels Park. !
Dunkies ..
LHUBLERSB'G.
~ASurdertown...
wet¥ IARNY
or HUSION oc...
LAMAR.
26 Clintondsle...
Krider's ¥'ng.
Mackeyvilie.
i Cedar Springs.
"Read Pow
| May 18, 1806,
ht
549
45 Salons :
50 MILL HALL.
Aersey Shore. i
' ve
j Wm'PO'T } L00 |
PHILA...
JAtlantic ity...
~NEW YORK.
(Vv in Tameque.)
~NEW YORK...
{Via Phila)
SSSrskeBEREns RY
tececae: coat
Ba
AY.
Lve
= »
& ba
3
=
a
2 40,
18 859
7 a0}
| $4 30
Te
p. mis mia. ~~ Lye. la m, lp. m=. m.
*Daily. {Week Days. #6 00 p. m. Sunday,
110 10 a. m. Sond ay.
Philadelphia Bleeping Oars attached to Mast
bound train from Williamsport at 1130 p i. and
Westbound from I” ktindelfhia al 11.80 p
GEPHA RT,
General Buperintenden
La
gg
on
g
2] 19 20
B® 470X118 CENTRAL RAILROAD,
To take effect May 25, 1806,
EASTWARD TN ESTWARD
REN H| STATIONS. [0% (1
we abr sonny]
ssn vows rnd BBB vss dived
sre