THE OENTRE REPORTER.
8. W. SNITH, Editor and Proprietor.
Pew’ A.
NOVEMBER 9, 1805
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LOCALS,
Rocking chairs free if you buy shoes
of Yeager & Davis.
M. H. Bnyder, came home
near Pittsburg to cast his ballot.
from
Teachers’ Institute next week. Call
at the Index Book Blore,
Ivy W.
View Fruit Farm at private sale.
adv. in this issue.
Bartges advertised the Fair
Nee
Audrew Gregg and Clyde Smith,
both employed by telephone compa-
nies, voted at Centre Hall.
The Free Library, Grange Arcadia,
will be open to the public Saturday
afternoon from 4 to 5 o'clock.
John Knarr, who for the past few
months had been in the far west, re-
turned home beginning of this week.
P. Hoffer Dale, student in the
medical department at the University
of Pennsylvania,
home to vote.
Philadelphia, was
Hall was al-
Not a single spat
day-—an
The election at Centre
together peaceable.
was on during the
unusual condition,
Mrs. Bennett,
entire
wife of Dr. H. M.
Bennett, of Park, Washiog-
ton, D. C., was the guest of her uncle,
Isaac Bmith, for a week in
She returned home
Tacoma
this place,
last week,
Mrs. Phoebe Yearick and
Mrs. W. B. Mingle, of Centre Hall,
today ( Thursday) started for Phila-
delphia, where they will be guests of
their relatives
time,
Mrs. James Alex
ter, Mrs. Royer,
twins—James sand Elizabeth
nesday went to Buffalo Cross
where they will be the
Andrew Ruhl.
daughter,
and friends for a short
der and daugh-
and the latter's
Wed-
toads,
of Mrs,
Eimer
guesls
Aaron Long and
Penns Cave, election
day. Both the Longs are hunters,
and bave killed a nice lot of game this
season, The f
wild turkey
Foster W, the
Fleisher farm purchased by ex-Bherif!
Brungart, Mr.
Frazier wations next
spring, but is undecided as to which
particular locality into which he will
move.
Elmer, of
on
sOn
were callers
rer killed a fine, large
Saturday
Frazier, tenant on
was a caller Tuesday.
will change le
a
Is Coming Again,
Dr. Franks, the eye specialist will
be in Centre Hall at the hotel, on SBat-
urday, November 11th, and will re-
main for several days, visiting the
nearby towns,
Are your eyes weak 7 Are you near-
sighted, far-sighted, or have you cross
eyes? He will examine your eyes free
and supply the proper lenses to cure
the above ailments aud stop bead-
ache, dizziness and burning eyes,
Help your eyes with glasses which
will prevent loss of sight in old age.
The Dr. is a specialist of many years
practice and study ; comes regularly
and has done work for the best citizens
in this county with entire satisfaction.
All kinds of glasses made to order on
short notice, at reasonable prices,
At the hotel Baturday, November 11,
Colyer.
Mr. and Mrs, John Horner and fami-
ly spent Bunday at the home of Em-
met Jordan,
Miss Annie Fahringer, of North-
umberland, is making a visit to her
mother at this place,
Communion services will be held in
the Zion Evangelical church Bunday
evening, by the presiding elder, Rev,
T. L.. Wentz,
Miss Bertha Bubb returned home
Saturday, after spending a week at
Asaronsburg.
Mr. and Mrs, Jonas Bible and
daughter Nellie, of Bprucetown, spent
Bunday at this place,
Howard Bhadow, of Reedsville,
spent Sunday with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Lee and son John
visited at Lewistown over Bunday.
Mrs. Ellen Holderman will leave for
Woodward today (Thursday ) where
she will spend the winter at the home
of Mr. Hess,
John Bediyon is the proudest man
around, since that baby girl arrived.
The shorn lamb can’t always raise
the wind,
The fellow who gets into a peck of
trouble should resort to other
measures,
| LANDSLIDE
FOR BERRY IN
PENNSYLVANIA
Democratic Candidate Elected
Treasurer by Over 75,000.
REFORM FOR PHILADELPHIA
Show Tremendous
the State,
Latest Returns
Democratic Gains All Over
Reformers In Philadelphia Swept the
60,000 Plurality and
Entire Ticket.
Nov. 8 I
the re
City By Over
Elected Their
Phila
has been swept by
ment, the City
by a surprisingly large
While returns from only
§2 wards in this city had
up to morn
known of the resul
Iphia *hiladelphla
form move
ticket winning
plurality.
a few of
been
Party
this
ining wards to
y local Rep
E
indicate
ublican ticl
victory
with it
Berry, tho
WILLIAM H.
Yreasurer-Elect of
candidat
Plu
Phils ,
tire
Sent Message to the
tuto
slate
‘hen asked
for a stater have nothing
to sav: §
The City Party sympathizers cele
their Mctory by parading the
As soon as the result was defi
nitely known hundreds of them form
line and marched down Chest-
nut street. An unusual turnout was
that of paign committee of the
City Party, which is made up of some
of the wealthiest and most influential
men on the They marched be
hind a band to the tune of “Onward,
Christian Soldier."
Estimates from
county in the state indicate the elec:
tion of Berry for state treasurer by
from 75,000 to 100,000 plurality. Off-
cial returns will probably increase
the figures.
In only two counties of the state
Somerset and Washington-—-are gains
shown by the Republicans over the
vote for state treasurer two years
ago. Large Democratic gains were
made in all the other counties. Sev
eral other counties, which have here
tofore been staunch Republican coun-
ties, have gone for Berry by large
majorities. In Lancaster and other
Republican strongholds Plummer ran
away behind the vote for state treas
urer in 1003. Plummer lost his home
county of Blair, and Berry lost his
county of Delaware.
State treasurer was the only state
office for which there was a contest
at the election in Pennsylvania. Judge
John Stewart, an appointee of Gov:
ernor Pennypacker, was reelected as
sociate judge of the supreme court for
the full term of 21 years. President
Judge Charles E. Rice and Judges
George B. Orlady and James A.
Beaver, of the superior court, were re
elected for a term of 10 years. John
B. Head, Democrat, was also elected a
superior court judge to succeed Judge
Peter P. Smith, the minority member
of that body, who falled of renomina-
tion.
Under the law no elector is entitled
to vote for more than three candidates
for judge of the superior court when
four are to be elected, as was the case
brated
gireels
the op
city,
practically every
Mr, H:
nominees for
1d was the only Dems
erat this office,
ractically made his
an election. Homer 1. Castle,
as brought
acks on the state
nt, following the
» Enterpri National Bank affair,
the Prohibition nominee for
jurer,
blic Interest
treast
treasury
centered In
irer, for
ipal candidates were J,
of the Republican
' parties, and William H. Berry,
» of the Democratic,
for state
nominee
incoln
also the cholee
ers of Philadelphia,
party, the
the on
purely
ound that it
ganization
There was
to the re-election o Hie
no o
James 8.
county.
ele
cted in
1
i
n HDO-
i nO Oppo
BIG GAINS IN THE
Returns 8S
vy of 4231
The Reg
county
on of the re
Venango
500. The 01
a plurality of 2331
of 2831. The vote
mon pleas court
ter—3ives
The
a Democrati
for judge of
in yery close
Plummer a pila
inty gave
a Ix
ADCHS
same ooOy
i of 8018, mo
cratic gain of 31
Schuylkill—Gives Berry a
of 4500, The same county
ues a plurality of 724, a Democratic
gain of 522 P. M. Dunn, the Domo
cratie candidate for judge of the or
phans’ court, is re-elected
Dauphins-Gives Berry a plurality of
1500. The same county gave Mathuos
a plurality of 9705, a Democratic gain
of 11.205,
Bucks—Gives Berry a plurality of
1200. The same county gave Mathues
a plurality of 1931, a Democratic gain
of 2131.
lehigh—Qives Berry a plurality of
2000. The same county gave Hill 357,
a Democratic gain of 1634. The entire
Democratic county ticket was elected.
Northampton-—Gives Berry a pla
rality of 3500. The same county gave
Hill 1427, a Democratic gain of 2073.
Chester—Gives Berry a plurality of
1800. The same county gave Mathues
3776, a Democratic gain of 65676.
plurality
gave Math
500 ARRESTS IN PHILADELPHIA
Police Quickly Put Down Disturb.
ances at the Polls.
Philadelphia, Nov, 8. ~ Contrary to
general expectation, there was no
great or very serious disturbance in
the city. There were, however, many
emall scrimmages at polling places,
especially in the more thickly settled
words where the Republican organiza
tion is very strong and where the
City Party put up a most determined
i The police iriment was at
i of the situation,
wins started {it
Some of these
small
cleared
was
dep
into
had
it no one
Mayor Weaver, who
force
swearing
into the
expected,
wolice of tho
outlying
strong
rps of
reserve
the police
iy the
were sent
11n the
on, A ««
pt in
captains
biles,
go LW any
automd(
+» polis
§ a voters,
the el
COLONEL GUFFEY'S STATEMENT
Berr
Reg
Says
inion of
THE VOTE IN MARYLAND
Disfranchise Amendment Defeated By
Majorit
tion among
eign voters
the extrem
count has been slow
some of the city precincts
baliot, the
and the votes in
and remote
county districts have not been counted
The returns so far received, however,
make certain the defeat of the proposed
constitutional amendment by a dee
cisive majority of 20,000 or more, and
very probable the of McCul-
lough, Rep., state comptroller over At.
kinson, Dem., and the election of Re-
publicans in three out of four of the
city legislative districts. The Republi
can candidates for sheriff, city court
clerk and city surveyor in Baltimore
are also elected,
Chief Judge Harlan, Dem. is re.
elected by 10,000 majority. The Re
publicans did not nominate a candidate
against Judge Harlan, though there
was an ndependent Republican candi.
date. The political complexion of the
next legislature is uncertain, and will
not be known until the official count
has been completed.
Virginia Elects Democratic Governor,
Richmond, Va, Nov. §.~Claude A.
Swanson, Dem., was elected governor
of Virginia by 20,000 plurality over
Judge 1. L. Lewis, the Republican can
didate. The vote everywhere was ex.
coedingly light, but Democratic apa
thy was offset by unfavorable condi
tions on the other side. The negroes
throughout the state abstained from
voting almost entirely. The Republl
cans gain a few members of the legis
hature.
election
cog
Masons Bangueted
Mrs. J. W. Kunkle and daughters,
Mrs. J. R. G. Allison and Miss Laurs
planned a complete surprise for J. W,
tunkle, the proprietor of the Centre
Hull Hotel. Monday night Mr,
tunkle was initiated into the myster-
ies of the third degree of Masonry,
while this was in the
referred to prepared a sumptuous
the hotel, Mr
the lodge re
members of the oi der present
and
Indien
Progress,
spread al wnkie wee
detained in
the
seated around the beard,
om until all
wire
and then he
was hurriedly called te |
surprise was genuine, a
time before hie realized
was in his honor.
Twenty or more Musons enjoyed ti
were 8B. E,
H., Braucht
Mills
feast, Those out of
Weber, Boaleburg ; Dr. H.
H. F. Ros ing
town
and ANAL, HMpr
si pny
Marriage Lic
Wi. OC. Hud Ashville
Henrietta F, Zeigler, |
Herman E. Hollman, |
Jen Bair, Bou I
Thomas Tubrid
Julia Gleason, M
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inette
James H. Behree
Muude A.
‘harles Craft,
dzzie Kl
James J, |
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Alda B. Bt
Ltatie R,
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Linden § Hall.
J. M., Wieland made a trip to I’
burg, last week,
A party of hunters from Shamokin
spent last week at Laurel Rup. [hey
shot quite a lot of rabbits and plieas-
ants, but got only one turkey,
Merchant Howard &. Miller and
bersburg, enjoyed a drive
behind their handsome team of bis ‘Rw,
is
wife, of He
last week, to visit Gra id
r, for a few daye.
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