Le Cl F. E. & G. P. BIBLE, Preprictors. RQUAL AND EXACT JUSTICE TO ALL MEN, OF WHATEVER STATE OR PERSUASION, RELIGIOUS OR POLIMICAL TERRS : $1.50 per Annum, in A dva VOL 8. BELLEFONTE, P A.. THURSDAY, OCTOR ER 28 1886. . NO. #1 The Gente Democrat, Torms$l.50 per Annumin Advance -— .. "RANK E BIBLE, DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET. Editor For Governor, Hon. CHAUNCEY F. BLACK, of York County. Lieutenant Governor, R. BRUCE RICKETTS, of Luzerne, Secretary of luternal Affairs, J. SIMPSON AFRICA, of Huntingdon. Auditor General, WILLIAM J. BRENNEN of Allegheny. Congressman-at- Large, MAXWELL STEVENSON, of Phila gipiia. DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET. For Congress. J. K.P. BALL, of Elk county. For State Senate. W. W. BETTS, of Clearfield County. Assembly. JOHN A. WOODWARD, LEONARD RHONE. For Prothonotary. SCHAEFFER District Attorney. J. CALVIN MEYER. County Surveyor. J. F. REIFSNYDER. GET OUT THE VOTE. Waar kind of purity will ky chief 1 A partly wh O8¢ assinates private character? ron Vote for Schaeti > PRL IS A vore for I that hs bh ar rit Ji . DLHICSA 1 hie As Re P A roid Bellefonte with a debt 000. Rhone and upport, they good Harrisburg. dward Ww leserve it Give hearty # and they \ ls are vd at recor trust Vore for Black aod the wl et. ARE you going to turn over your | bt tothe of county, without a dollar of de party which has placed $106.000 debt the B Vork for Hall. rough of fi lies kinds Do will Look out Monday and Tu stories will be r Supa of ur be Ped lay, all circulated. y! duty as Democrats and all well. 3EWARE of the last cards and circu candidates, lars about Democratic Every Democrat who votes for Boal, en a Republican ring on the county like that which has rolled up $106,000 of debt for the borough of Bellefonte. | SCHABFFER i8 C« vote for Schaefler. ympetent, ETERNAL vigilance is the price of Democratic victory in Peonsylvania. | J Black is the champion of labor, the firm friend and warm supporter He 1} of honest bells labor inA meri government, v in payingAmerican money, and calls a store order a stor order. Vote for Black BoaL goes into a sh p and interviews the * peaks the men are for without speaking " boss, him and goes out them, He ex pects the boss to fix the men for him, Some places that kind of business won't work as the men are indepen- dent and vote to suit themselves, Mr, Boal is a proud and aristocratic fel low who boasts of his blood and don’t 1" associate with the “dutch yery much. or the poor Look out for him. | Love, or Mattern, votes to fast" and | Al | or factory how ] CROWNING UTRAGE. Wrecked by a Repub- lican Mob. Stones Thrown Through the Windows, to the Jeopar- dy of Those Within. |W. V.Emery, Gen. Beavers Partner, one of the Most Active Rioters | newspaper, that his fel | Feidler, Editor of the Coupen | “Gazette,” Urging the Mob to Violence. f1 Boal, circumstances in the disgrac Nt go r }ecurrea 4] ollows: During » early ho f Wednesday morn: poate late Democratic candi up all and P. G ack, posted ver Meeks f the r town, » in front of indows iblican Kismet Club. To this Mr. Meek took no offense, i a ed certain porti pied oy R i Lo te [, | | os f $106- { ox y regard garda bill was torn 0 board Mr. by Meek He ted up on the inside of his window another one, when a drunken ten the The of the is said was offered | | i ndividual it | dollars to throw astone through down. gth window and knock it the building, and came within a few iach Mr, on the head. | stone flew whole len es of striking Youngman the Mr. again posted it upon another pane of local editor | | | | glass, when Mr. W. V, Emery Gen. | a . . | Beaver's partner and one of the prin: {cipal stockholders in the Bellefonte Iron and Nail Company, deliberately (walked up and smashed in the large [glass front and kicked Mr, Ollie Meek {a brother of P. Gray, who was stand: ing in the door of the office, in the Lon yi | show his chicken liver by Is | v | Meek | | Dem office, | and the des { but there | single man on the Republican ticket, | | Let him stand up and defend by vote the Republican outrage on his | a his craven nature his loss of pride of | honor of party principles by for a single the ticket, of 61 man on Have we got back to the day Demooratic when newspapers and Democratic editors were mobbed | by howling stay:at:home Republicans? will Where is the Democrat who tarn over the county to the men who | are always ready to mob a Democratic Let him stand forth so ow Democrats can see him. Are you going to endorse this ur party ? What Democrat will voting fi Beaver n Matter voting | Republican | | | | | | , { great | | outrage on a private citizen this insult | | He } RIOTER FEIDLER The * “Watch man’ ' Office | Democratic newspaper. Let him show 11. ads the Republican Mob. Calling on the Crowd to "Gut the G—d D—d Office.” ce Vie | Urging Angry Men on to Riot, Mok Democrat to Vote the Repub Tic ket. A Nic C Fi /1 Purify Our Party tng to . but want them FeiprLer, the editor of the Keys tood "1 e and incited the tha (Fazelle, s in front of th man « fi said the office “0 ght to |1 his is the same Feidler whi | makin SRIn« | i ol | county who will not resent by next this gross in B Aver msible for the insult )WCIALS ion ofthe private p erty of w is ouly Crais 10 wipe oul the the Ball The 18 at W Republican mob , : #s RDO {to t} Hag anybody heard Gen. Beaver or his party diserimination say amything about N - W. V. Exery, Gen, Beaver's part. r in the ( the Republican Watel ne ipou Nail Works, was a leader in looted the nesday, mob that on Wed. in office ———A— A vi ment of the Republi an mob of Wed TE against Hall is ao endorse nesday. : - IT is a nice commentary on Gen to broad State an account of the Beaver's town send cast over the mob- bing of a Democratic -_— Din Mr. Boal tell the Democrats of new fpaper, Potter what a beautiful thing a Re- publican mob is ? - Wiuere is the boasted liberty, the personal security and the freedom of | stomach, and then ran and concealed | the press so often heard from Repub the Bush House Blaine train departed when he mount The police and Sherifl made quite a num of | himself in the | ed and started for Williamsport | ber arrests among whom was the the Dr. Christ Evy man who threw first stone. Christ a Republican gentleman (7) of Lemont, threw stone® ask Mr. Meek what He was speedily ejected, the bill was. Feidler the tobacco box, and carpet bag editor of the (Fazetlle Beaver's or: gan, ran through the crowd telling them to gut the Democratic offices, If there is a Democrat in Centre county with the heart of a coward, | | | | tican speakers? H—— WW A— , Don't vole for Bw eid Demaoerat’ | ays an ex: Republican county official | i | who is asking Democratic Boal votes for - “Dox'r voTE FOR A D crat” ~n Demo oh, no, mob them. self ———— Wuar will the Gazette say to the and afterward had the impudence to | Pemocrals whose votes it has been seeking for Boal and Mattern, Will it say “the dud office ought to be Desmocrars, it you want to resent the insult offered your party, vote the whols ticket, it is the only resort you | have. -— Tur action of the Republican mob that “gutted” the Watchman office is Back ‘owabbi ip will have} its Judas | the soul of a ¢ bicken, and the gall of thedirect result, of the teaching of Iscariot on clection day. When eateh him give him sheol. you v a mule, lot him stand forth and pro: | clair himself such by voting for a the Gazette's little man, Feidler. T————-—_ Who will care for Be aver now ? i | Fei townsmen, | one way for Demo- | insult and that | * re should | sehman | ptay © } mnty Repub Fe who wan and Mattern talks about lier wlio wanls 0 ‘purily Democratic party by electing T Repub Fei Dee e Feidler | € EalDe 3s of the 'rals the = an wAanls gutted sw. Democrats, Listen | never | it ader Ol Mr. going to help el.ct his | Li N 3 kitten, this think you A mon. now of Feidler? you fice? —— i — Don’t eut your ticket, It fairly nominated, they are good Dem Vore your whole ticket. they have | We | crats and honest men, and been tried and have proved true. cannot afford to help the Republicans | The coun- | be ud | into power in this county. ty is now out of debt and it will kept out of debt if it does not get to the hands of the Republicans. Don't trade. Vote straight, We should poll every Democ ratic || vote that can be got to the polls. We | have a cleser 1000 majority if our | vote gets out and it should be at the | polls on Taeaday next, - - | Devore your spare time between | this and Tuesday in seeing your the | election on Tuesaday. | neighbor sod urge him to go to I¥ you want a wooden man for] county surveyor, vote for Cleaver. | | for | Gen. Beaver in Centre county helps Every Democratic vote cast ty cut down your representation in | the convention. The next apportion ment of delegates will be made on the vote of Tuesday next. Vote for Black. Loox out for Republicans circulat. ing Democratic tickets in Potter and Gregg townships with Boals name on A vore for Boal is an endorsement of monopoly, discrimination and store orders, Go out into the high-ways and by-ways and gather inthe Democratic voter on Tuesday next. in | the | redeemably amount | Ron | ceived at the J. BR. P. Hall Ivepublican candidate jo : Governor, 1s President, are not such les a8 are subject to taxation under United States Jaw, but are notes in merchandise, and are 3 store re, Internal in fact, Collector St aples, the the 86000, presuming that that the cou- lle wwied tax upon coupons, | ng to yablished statements mediom The company appealed {pus | were a cash circulati ing rrect. Collect were ir Staples assessment, | snd in a sworn statement to the Com. | misssoner of Internal Revenue de clared that the re of only | order to | | avoid separate and detailed charges | apons were only 1] wile store 1 ment in merchandise bought, and were issued for this purpose in ¢) Upon slate= Acting I's for each pure hase ment of fact Commissioner | | ~ ! Hee ry Staples ] Rogers has notified that the cou and that the to make returns for assessment. State 8 declared that store orders were legal, Ce ————— Tuk Re publicans have gon: e ovel the matter with a fine toothed comb and expect a big vote, but in their scrap- ing around they bave waked up hun- dreds of Democrats who will now got to the pools. I O08 Are n The | Look out for the {ather of lies. Ho generally gets around, about election | | ] | f Wilkesbarre, had | I Revenue | '? Brave Offic Cr ous measures His el « the | Let ae th Pe ) t emseive i protect Sr — trade on anvil ding. Your go through with a I Missi 3 yublican ex-e » lt g i llefonte . I Democrat, we it Yet Democrats this same man is ask. i ireets fe jorad have a good ticket and can elect Democratie votes for Boal - Police, ng Montgomery i is { the most efficient officer that we had the Borough and deserves the thanks of the people for his prompt— of Coins ness and coolness daring the riot. { the entire | : | line, day. - mocratic Every "Dem vote in the State should be polled for Black and ticket. —— . AY was the last day for complimentary votes for our esteemed fellow (ren The Demo up the ranks Wenxes: Beaver, confronts his citizen, stern duty now cratic friends of ¢ losing and voting for Black. “Don't is th a d Demo the managers. erat” word passed al Republican - his silence, ag by Lhe Boat, by when his gal- : tsubject to tax | lant friends were smashing in the win- company is not required | dows of the Wea tehman office, endorsed their work. Democrats of Potter, i Supre me ourt a she iL Lime a Ago | Boal worthy of your voles! — Dox'r cut aman on the ticket every { one of them will be elected by a hand- county and state too for that | some majority, - - . FripLer proposes making the county a Repablican county by “gut. ting Democratic newspaper offices.” ces el————— Vore vor Havr, A I— A DEmoc RATIC vole for General Beaver next Tuesday is an eadorse- ment of mob rule.
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