i Re IT HAS ALL BEEN FIXED. So They Say, But No One Knows How. Cm————————— HARRISON AND ALLISON DID IT. A Conference Which Lasted Twenty-four Hours, of Which No Man Save the Two Participants Has Any Inkilng—Allison Knows How to Keep Silence, Too, INpraNArorss, Jan, 20. Senator Allison has gone back to Washington, after twenty- four hours spent in Gen. Harrison's house, | from which ho did not stir except to take a | short walk around the block. There is not a soul in Indianapolis who | knows what has been the outcome of the long conclave, not thoroughly at sea in speculation upon the subject. If Senator Allison has not consented | to take up the reins of the treasury depart late of Penn township, deceased, as ] | Wim, Musser and A. W alter, one of the adminis ment it has not been for lack of urging. Before his departure Gen. Harrison laid upon him a double injunction, to utter no word regarding the matter, one way or the other, and to be guarded against saying any- thing that could be construed in one way or | another concerning it. Senator Allison went to the depot only a Jaded minutes previous to the departure of his train. He was panoplied in silence and to all efforts to extract information from him touching the outcome of his visit was mute, His journey hers, he said, was at Gen. Har rison's request, and he did not feel at liberty to say anything about what had taken place during his stay, The rumor was mentioned to him that he had, during his incarceration at the Harrison home, been slated in some quarters for secre tary of state, He broke into a hearty laugh and said: “Wall, that is good, very good.” When asked if it might be stated upon his authority that hp was to be secretary of the treasury the senator answered quickly: “No, sir; all I have to say about my visit to Gen, Harrison is that it has been a very pleasant one, When he had gone through the gate and boarded his car a gentleman followed him and secured, upon the strength of introduc tory recommendations, more specific statements in relation to the cabinet matters In answer to the question how soon the com position of the cabinet would be made known Senator Allison said he did not know, of course, but that, in his belief, some very mo men toys responses would come to Indianapolis within a week's time, The very plain intimation that the cabinet proffers have been made tends to confirma all statements regarding the vast confidence Gen Harrison puts in Senator Allison and the be lief that the latter's long visit here weg for the purpose of counsel, not merely to give him an opportunity to say yes or no to another offer of the treasury portfolio. Taken alto gether, his speedy denial of the question re garding the treasury, his amusement at the suggestion that he was to be secretary of state, his admission that state questions Hke that of the Samoan trouble had been dis cussed, furnished material for the gossips out of which to frame a prophecy that Allison is to be secretary of state and not of treasury. Ex-Governor Albert G. Portergays that he has rweeived information from a source in which he places fmplicit faith that Warner Miller is to be in the He refuses to give his authority, but says that it Is w peachable. He that Mr be secretary of the treasury SOIoe cabinet AE believes Miller will MIXEC POLITICS IN JERSEY. Complications Growing Out of the Repeal of the High License Law. TRENTON, 20. ~The eon have arisen in connection with the i of gives rise to considerable talk in Jan the high license and Joca t refey the coming gubernatorial contest Col. Willismn Heppenheimer, the loader @ the floor of the house, Governor Abbott's first mn, that “A ing Democrat of the go before the people as a candidate for gov. ernor. He must tw 2a candidate. and he will show that he is the leader of the ty, for he will be elected by an overwhelmin a jority.” This information has catsed any ammount of political speculation about the state capitol The Democratic party is t on the liquor question. Sen Edwards, Baker and Unite McPherson are, it is alleged, ale on the effect that radi will have on the next conte The situation grows additi owing to the fact jersey City and ox lieutenant, sa in a conversa li ett was Il the lead state, and would again Pleilfer, any Hnor eg ia tion that a mes Im house threaten a stroog move if they are outs | witted in the contest to secure a complete | repeal. The conservative element is steadily ing, and it is thought there will be a liwly time within the next fortuight on this question, Senator Baker is said to be a candidate for the gubernatorial nomination President Werts Is alo looking toward the executive chamber. Among others who, in the discussion of this point, are receiving some attention, | are Prosecutor Winfledd, of Hudson, and Mayor Orestes Cleveland, of Jersey City, Charles Hendrickson, of Burlington, will, it is said, bob up for the complimentary vote, as will Judge Westcott, of Camden, amd George G. Green, of Woodbury, The repealing of the local option law seems to point toward Senator Nevins as the leader of the Republican force as a candidate for governor. The | m is abroad, how. ever, that Ger, E. Burd Grubb is the leading te. Boulanger's Triamph, garding Sunday's election and its results, bave been postponed until Thursday next Gen. Boulanger did not appear in the cham 7 : HH F He HY | ron smull, executors of the trustee to sell the | late of Gregg township, deceased, There is not a soul, either, who is | township, deceased. the | shall. | will never cease { utopian epoch when » human i i | ailments, | unequaled thoro enns 8 unit | | 8 Senator | unting | wally mpl rx, ] grow. | EGISTER'S NOTICE —Toe fol. Jowing aceounts have been examined aased and filed of record in the Register % of ce for the inspection of helrs and legates, creditors and al others in any wise interested and will be presented in the Oy hati’ Court of Centre county, on Wednesday, he Joth day 0 January, A.D 1850, for allowance snd confi mation. The final account of J. I Gephart, ad 00 LR de bonds non eum testamento fh nee of John li, Awl late of Bellefonte bor ough, deceased, y uel Gramley, and Aa. 2. The secount of Bam we mloy, ul a ment of Henry Swmull, ate of Milos township, deacased., 8, The first and final rent estate of account of C. P. Hewes, John Bartgoes, T al ace dene 4. ‘The first and final account of 8, H. I nison, trustee to sell the real edate of John steunk, late of Marzion township, deceased, 4 The first aud #nal account Harvey Vo nie nn oF of, &e., of Catharine Yona da. late of Gregg township deceased, 8. The account of James L. Hamill, trostee in partition, to sell the real estate of Jacob L. Roup, late of Ferguson township, deceased, 7 The account of Chester Munson adminds. trator. &c.. of L. (3. Lingle, late of Philipsburg borough, deceased, 8. The account of William Musser and D. A, Musser. executors of, &e., of Sebastian Musser, flied by trators of D. A. Musser, deceased. 0. The first and partial account of John Snyder and James A. OL, executors of &e., of Levi Snyder, late of Potter township, deceased 10. The first and partial account of Henry Brown and Theodore MeMullen, executors of, &e., of Ambrose Md Mujjen, Jute of Walker 11, The first and final account of Elizabeth E. Stecle, administratrix of, &e., of James steele, late of Benner townshup, deceased 12. The first and final account of Samuel Gramley, executor of, &e., of Mollie Frazier late of Miles township, deceased, The account of Prudence Haines adminis tratrix of, &e., of Joseph Haines late of £hilip burg borough, deceased, . 14. The first and par Jas. J. Gramley, executors Gramiey, Inte of Miles : 8 tial account of J. A. & of &e., of Joseph township, deceased The account of Jonathan Hess, admin istrator of, Se. of R. I" Craig, late of Ferguson townsh p, deceased avid Geary, executor | of Halnes township It The account if &e,, of James Geary, deceased JOHN RUPP Hegister A GOOD CHANCE TO MAKE i [ONEY THIS WINTER. We want more reliable men to sell our nursery st teed firstclas true to name as « delivered in hea a d expenses (or eal ply, (stating age) to TERE pound thy 14 L $4 (HART it NO. APPLICATION tice 18 hereby given t of Assembly o ril 2 al Land and Im CANE Brockernorr ARPER LUARON, p. Brows, Jn LEBERT UWEN ” Are We to Have Another Var? Some political prophets aver that we proj Be that asit ma medical scien rainst di av. the battle wag. ed by SOAs that family uTive at n : gill Cease with bodiy st potent weap % whi ii the arn MsShes, 18 Hoste te : ne fm Bitter Of and gen vous alu troubles; its actions in these other complaints being comin hess, POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. A marvel of purity Mrength and wh hoomeness, More sonoma than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be mid In som petition with ihe maltiiods of low test short weight slum or phosphate powders. Sold only In cane ROY A BAKING POWDER, 00, 108 Wall stres, Now York, 1h CATARRH, Holiday BARGAI DRESS GOOD ! 100 pleces Fine French 62 inch Broadeloth at Toc. value 81.20 to 81.70 A 52 inch High Class American and Imported English Suitings at The, 100 pieces . — Another lot as above at $1.25. we have It is late In the and closed up several lots of fine dre SOARON Dow ss fabrics one-half their actual cost and valu You oan Bar all sold secure many of these exceptional ing by writting early belo he Tots are 2.000 yds, Silk Satin Molresat hall price, J 2000 vida, 81k Moire Satins, doliar goods, at es elegantly sulted for fancy work, trimanings they come in all the fancy shades or dresses) also cream and bla we offer largest For ssortments of st ap! LINNEN AND SILK HANDKERCHIEFS SILK MUFFLERS, GLOVES. UMBRELLAS, ETC., ETC. » Mal Holiday Trade specially and servicable Presents ranteed BOGGS & BUILL, 115 to 121 FEDERAL STREET, ALLEGHENY, PA. DIAMOND Linseed OIL WORKS THOMPSON & CO, Genuine Old Process OILCAKE MEAL AL | K AUC MN OIL AS Foob There MILCH ty and « ther feed Usitie AUTRE A t I. ma’ ing the ju No food ki tL CATTLE se rapidiy for market as Of! Meal r HORSES, » small quanti. ty can be fed dally with valuable resoits, and for Sheep, Hoge, Fowles, ete, it 1s an exellent food, keeping them in a healthy condition, making fine, palatable meat the Old Process — team heat and hydraulic pressure Well settled Linseed Oil and fresh ground Oil Meal a band. Write for circular and prices. Send your orders to THOMPSON & CO. Al egheny, Ps more Ler will Bit « aer and | 3 Ww ee manuisciure OY WHYS OF 5% THE PENN'A STATE COLLEGE LOCATED IN OF THE MOST REAUTIFUL AND HEALTHFUL SPOTS IX THE ALLE aneExy Res OPEN 170 BOTH SEX BS: TUITION PRER : BOARD AXD OTHER EXPENSES LOW LEADING DEPARTMENTS OF sTUDY OoxrE ON L-AGRICULTURE (three courses) and Aor! CULTURAL CHEMISTRY ; with constant lus trations on the Farm and in the Laboratory, L«Boraxy and Howricvirons: theoretical and practical. Students taught original study with the microscope S~CuusisTry ; with an unusually full and thorough course in the Laboratory, $-CIviL ExGINERRING ; very extensive field practice with best modern instruments, S~Hisrony ; Ancient and Modern, with orig) nal investigation, f~Lapins’ COURSE IN LITERATURE AND SC ENCE; Two years, Ample facilities for Musie, voeal and Instrumental, TLasouasor Axp LiTematrune: Latin (op tional.) French, German and English (re quired.) one or more continued through the entire course, B-MATHEMATION AND ASTRONOMY ; pure and applied. S-MBONANIC ARTS; combining shop work with study, three years’ course | new building and equipment. 10, MBCHANICAL ENGINERRING | theoretioal and practical, 1LMuENTAL, MORAL AND POLITICAL BOIENCE | service. B~Puysios ; Mechanier, Bound, Light, Heat, Kluiziehty, atc, & vary Lil ooutsn, with oa- v \ Oromemmnspnns NEA LEI IN sammy ho | L.L.BROW BOOK BINDERY J. B. KUNZ, Lesse. (ANTHRACITE) COA | (BITUMINOUS) Grain = Kinds. Highest Market Price Paid for Grain Coal Yard Elevator on Race back of Penn's Depot and Grain McGALMONT & €0., DEALERS IN AGRICULTURAL | |o—— ment | wn | o| | IMPLEMENTS, (irocery. John Meese, DEALER IN Dry Goods, Notions, Groceries. AM PREPARED 16 do all kinds of Plain and ey Linding at the nos Fa BL reasonable rales, K BOOKS MADE TO ORDER. Conrad House Block dinde ry - EB. Power's - E. POWERS, NEW BUSH AR¢ 1D E, BELLELONTI EMPORIUM Brockerhoff Row, BELLEFONTE, PA CUSTOM WORK TO ORDER. A. BEEZER & SON'S MEAT MARKET | Conrad House Blo a GREEN GROCERIES. Fresh Daily in season NORTH WARD DRUGS, MEDICINES, FANCY ARTICLES. PERFUMERY AND CHOICE CIGARS. Every thing Fresh 8a Prescriptions earefully Compounded. North Allegheny Street, 10-44-1y, Bellefonte, Pa | FAR, A. BEAVER, {ew block. = cond floor, rr Drug + Store, Walter W Bayard, BW, HASTINGS, WILBUR ¥. REEDER. HASTINGS & RREDER Abtosnyysat-faw Ofies on Rorth Allegheny street, Er and i. W. GEFliaaY INO, B, DALE, BEAVER, GEPHART & DALE, Altorpeysal-Law., Ofoe on Allegheny street, north of Criders ————— OS dA [RAN KF. BIBLE, Allon A Ofer In Bevoords, Bank Law Biock, np stairs. And Stenographer. Office in Block up slurs ynoldy' Bank HEINLE, At orneyat-Law, Office in Reynolds’ Bank Block, up stairs, wy-at-Law Ofee North Fas LEMENT DALE, HOUSE, ind High street, ;, BRANDON, AUMMIN MBIA HOUSE. Nth Broad Street Hy above Arch.) FRILADELPHIA, FENN A. Academy of Fine Arts, hree rom Academy of Music and Hortieul- one block from the new City Hall, e Pennsylvania raliway passenger depot ; National Instiiation ; hall a bloek and within three squares phia & Reading passenger depot, { opposite hid Tear ple TERMS, $1.5 PER DAY. Mrs. ELIZABETH A. HUTTON, Proprietress. SSMORE HOUSE, Frowt pod Sernos Stress, PHILIPEBTRG, PA tiem, Ia Good Meals and Lodging al moderst vtabling stiached no JAMES PASSMORE, Prop. 3 | (VENTRAL HOTEL, i (Opposite the Railroad Station, ) ! MILESRURG, CENTRE COUNTY, PA | A.A. KOHLBECKER, Proprietor, THROUGH TRAVELERS on the railroad will fine this Hote! an excellent place to lunch, or procure 8 meal as ALL TRAINE stop about 26 minutes. IRST NATIONAL BANK. Allegheny street. . CO. HUMES, INO. P. HA i In President. Chnbier. new Rank building corner strects, Inside of thirty Will occupy Allegheny ad High days. F. REYNOLDS & CO. king 1 BA LL Mook, 8. ning) of Allegheny and High streets, WM. F. REYNOLDS, GRO. W. JACKRON, | (CENTRE | COUNTY BANKING | COMPANY.
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