$ VOL IL al. ’ 1889. NO. 48 The Cenive Aemocvat, CHAS. R. KURTZ, EDITOR TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION Price 81 Advance 211K Regular When Pald in When subseripti will be ch Fditorial. Mi N red years $2.00 Arged RAILROAD surveyors are still along the canal. near Lock liave Joux HexD! 1e ©) ed over ti will not likely SHERI «will be proseculs 4 vies 1 fees. ty | Ouvr county 1) by Abe Baum act Milesburg to invest murder. FARMING business a is largely thei men th islatures, £3 diserimina Dox PEoro prompt 000 in cash and 450.000 a the position a good bargain. his remaning ¥ more enjoy than in Ri revolution the throne without Frox Canad full of ramors of forms of government, builded knew when they tl It is n 1 progress in cuba, wl ’ evidently better 5 Lhe Hew Osi 4 imperialism. w reported tl revolution is ir has for some time been al quiet. Undoubtedly the Brazil heavel has had an effect in stirring in Cuba a Republican element whi was only “‘scotched,’”’ not Killed — - GENERAL MANHONE, of Virginia companied by his son, is now in York. on his way to meet his wife family. who are returning from Europe. Regarding his recent defeat le is too old a soldier to let it worry much, especially as he had been “cheat. ed out of 30.000 votes vy the purging of the registration books and 10,000 vols on election day.” The General is noth. ing if not a philosopher. - mormall New v i HN Qa says he hin iim SXYDER County offers a reward of $1000 for the apprehension of a murder. er. Centre county, the largest and one of the most prosperous districts in the state, is so miserly mean that it « give only the insignificant sum of $150 for the arrest of the murderer of Clara Price. The small potatoes in the com. missioners office are responsible for this and not the people. Be lenient year, then they will be fired - ANEW York pap r says that Edison draws his inspiration from tobacco. He smokes about twenty cigars a day when not very busy but when rushed with work he usully consumes about half a box, which holds 100, The doe. tors and tobacco-haters would my that ne is rapidly killinghimself but probably he has invented something by which he can smoke fifty cigars a day without doing himself the slightest harm. If he hasn't he is not the inventor people take Bhim for. Waar benefit is the office of county detective to the people of Centre coun ty? We have been studying that ques tion for some time. When a foul murder is committe no effort was made to investigate the matter, except standing about the corridors of the Court House and inthe hotels, wise and wonderfully important. But when witnesses are to be summoned for which there js an extra fee he is always on hand. Such a county detect. ive at #240 is a useless ornement to this br ath sha i 500 an for one all | ' giveness will be granted by his God and Maker. On Wednesday morning | HOPKINS SENTENCED ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON BY JUDGE FURST, he Doomed Man Hears the Sentence with. win out a Tremor Has Nothing to say Fake Dis Jose He & man. wen the jury willy, Hopkins ' WAS the ton and has ex- 1 ut saad " walk to v 1i} IY 5 iii Hughes When veRith and a tu That jury under 1 guilty of murdes wsolved to commit VAIL In Your own pur le else to say to you tching for that h i expect no « lemme iw of this d of pardons; yo » your address for pardon a wy Common t highes Ng power and we consider. to feeling of 1 LO a prayerful own condition and your we say with the best of yin God The + to repent and law you youn sins whose pen uty of your i the HS Uences of consequence of your own crime; by vour erime you have forfeited your life and we say to you conclusion to make your peace with God in seek his pardon and it may be that you may be forgiven if you repent in sincer ity and in tenth, (The judges arose.) : ee sentence of the law is.vou William prisor. x at the bar, be he jail of Centre county from thence to the place of execution and that be there hanged by the neck dend and God mercy on your soul. whence you came and from you until you be Almighty nay have Before the Judge began the last para- | graph the three Judges arose to their feet to show due respect for the great | solemnity of the occasion, as it meant the sentence of death. As the last clause was uttered the Judge's voice faltered and the 4ast words could scarce. ly be The awful moment af. fected him much, while the prisoner stood before him unmoved, although | somewhat nervous. As he was taken | from the building he smiled occasional. ly and remarked to the Sheriff that he “stood it betterthan the Judge.” He says he is satisfied with the verdict and has no fault to find with any one concerned in his trail. He has stopped | heard, taken from his room. He requested Rev. Laurie, of the Presbyterian church, to eall on him for spiritugl advice that | he may die a christian, Hopkins says his mother taught him to pray when a child and still repeats those simple and childlike utterances, before retiring with a firm faith that pardon and for Hopkins requested that Robt., son of Esther Wigaman, come and see him. The boy went up that moming and stayed with Hopking some time, ~Don’t forget the HEKNOWS CAPT. CLARK. y 11 « +3 $x fant . by When the county commissioner © des ad of 8150, for the eided to offer a rew mrrest of the murderer of Clara Price Shoe, and heard of it. Clay the merchants of that place telepl i the Com's, office for information | derson answered the call and said i was Clark they n nothing t would have do with him and would information so that Clark to hunt the s sounded, Henderson hates ( apt. Ci 3 HK Clark ke EH n ve while he lived at ( section. Hendeg ex mang aown in Hende Whe the Feats COMING TEACHERS INF TITLTS } the Co Session Opens in ne Houle on Monday, Dooce mbe in Le etching and evening J. Burdette i show how the i Falls, ™ Thursday, Dee. 19, will be Direct. Day. The “ws Aa ors’ ¥y will mee! in Ee Ba 3 n the Bellefonte H topics of special in for e tickets writing t D. M. Wolf Mills, enclosing a two cent stamp m ich + : Kn O discuss wt to them. be |} ul by Al Spring LCursion syrud 0 Supt » -_—— Spring Mills John Hoover, running the Pan. handle R. R.. from Pittsburgh to Q.. home on for 0 Vera) He being injured on nison. has returned “ couple of months rest, after weeks sojourn at the hospital laid off duty by railroad Richard G. G. Eisenhart, formerly of this place, but now living at Horsehead , N.Y. paid us a pop visit this week Mr' Eisenhart is engaged in the celery business at Horsehead, but still retains Was the an interest in our creamery, which oe- | casions his frequent return to our place, He is always a very welcome visitor, David Bible, our new merchant, opened up for business on Wednesday of this week. Everybody predicts for him a good business, He clerked some time ago for Mr. Bartholomew, at Centre Hall, and everybody at that place speaks | very highly of him. Charles Long, merchant also, received | a new invoice of goods in the shape of | twins a few days ago. He is so happy now that he almost gave his goods away to his customers, Wait Charley till swearing andl ordered all cards to be | hey Deed new bonnets, sealskins, silk | dresses ote and that smile will give place | ton different smile, oo A Good Excuse, In Carbon county Inst week Judge Precher excused a juror on a case bee cause he was engaged to bw married. He had wo savel forty miles and the wedding couldn't come off if he staid in court, ‘Lhe cliznts In the case consent ed to the decision of the remaining eleven juror. a “Racket” when in Capt. Clark, the detective was at Snow hid one of hone to | Hen- | if that special | many | Orders | Den- | — THAT HOW ALD BRIDGE, ap 3 Rascality, on : 1 bridge swept away at Howard, placed, but the eoptract smatters of | the customary Republican jobbery, given by Messrs. Jacob Pletcher and i Reuben Wagner, the Republican Super. that twp., to Mr. William [ 84 per yurd, and at to work . amonnted ahout but Fad id Ol a x 2K), O18 began party Lyons award. | i i" 3 i Milesburg. y 31 Wa ai: mani FEY “4d HIGHT ABOLTY 3 mi emnphat elections, the Republ cool Impudence th away, hols pe refi rm% banne: r foot and spat upor nesting that action be not delayed It te i « us that “the last 1 al plat. form of the iblican party that 1 SOT there ar | TeYis | glarin {tom « g inequalities Inties a+ no mposed which { demand vision y ublican legrisiati former yea % om t hie great {res Can now safely enlarge the list in many respects,’ and that ® both Li fortune i sie! the parts if the | coming session of congress shonld be it would bean the count 2 | permitted to go by without this work being done.” As before remarked, this is cool that fairly It is like a burglas committing a 1 to Republica statesmen will gain one ad. vantage from this change of base, They can again make use of their old speech. : : mpu dence of the sort takes the breath away caught in the act of me and then endeavoring prove an es~the argumnents advances when they | advocated free coal free salt, free iron ore, free lumber. Dut they will be ob. | liged to make a bonfire of the speeches {of 1888, For instance, Mr. Tom Reed's oration In favor of building a wall around the United States will be re. garded now as orthodox. There will be a good deal of wriggling and dodging to Le sure, but the Republican pasty has got used to that, It is the greatest dodger in history.~ Er. i i | : - .——— A Paying Investment Williamsport is the handsomest and | HHveliest city in Central Pennsylvania, It is booming in all directions. No bet. {ter or safer investment can be made anywh re than to buy real estate there, 8. Q. Mingle has over 200 of the best Hoeated and finest building lots for sale on the most reasonable terms at ‘Cot. tage Place,” near the Park Hotel, Thy ace high, dry and healthy. Bound particulars and terms call on, or write to 8, Q. Mingle's Plano and Organ House, 815 Pine St., Williamsport, Pa, A Max who will plead the “limita. tion act” on p72 account at Hoffer's store would offer $150 | derer. 2 ANwthoer Plece of Republican Jobbery and by the June flood, at last will be re. The contract for the mason work was | . pledges a | alibi | to grow In value enormously, and now | pay 25 per cent, per annum, For fall | for the are of a or. | CRUSHED T0 DEATH. | TWO MEN KILLED INSTANT LY AT BELLEFONTE, i of A, G Morvis,A Fall of Rock Men Were Married On last Friday forenoon at about | | {of Frank Gallagher { in Morris’ stone quarries. These opera. i Lions are of al outa quarter of a mile north : CL EH # avation o 1 ya Dt was the Crallagher and lived at Howard. “it and leaves a wife and seven chi Was He was m rv : Joseph Mayes was about 34 years ) | age and leaves a wife and four chi mr" This was the first fatal accident that occurred in these quarries in 1 | years and indicates that great care prudence was always exercised. It ident { and for that reason be slo .—— an ace which no one could for w to Found It Correct A certain school teacher not and miles away and whose ove | not very good , had an incident | grammar class recently. He had sent | the class to the board to diagram mn the { ul | sentences, whereupon one of 1of ones wrote the following: O Lor look down from above and pity us | scholars: we've hired a fool to | our school and pay him thirty de | Then the boy asked the teacher if it wa { correct and the latter turned | board and said it was, - > Died st One Hund red On Thursday there died in South Wil- | liamsport a man by the name of Mich. { ael McDonough, who had reached the | remarkable age of one hundred years last August. Mr McDonough was once | quite a wealthy man and keephotel, but became poor through his generosity | helping others and died a pauper, being | buried by the South Williamsport Poor | Board, He was interred at Rocktown - - Mr. DoLLiver was last year elected to Congress by the Republicans in Towa because he had a fluent tongue and could say smart thing on the stump. Before {the election one of his epigrams was, “Towa will go Democratic when hell goes Methodist,” The returns from Town are in, but Doiliver has not given out further information from the othe’ district. teach 11 MAAS mn ———————— When Not te Say “Please In remitting fof a subseription do Leave off the “please.” It is unneces. sary to plead with an editor in that way, If there is any money in the letter he will find it, and Wille Working in the Lime Stone Qaurries Hoth 10 | 0 clock this community was startled by | the announcement of the terrible death Jos ph Maves ¢ pike leading to extends not say, “Please find enclosed,” ect, | ——————— [ A PMNISIRATOR'S NOTICE A Husband’ {A good story is being 4 | wife of a prominent Scranton who has long Ix {ed invalid. A few week {to her bed and bid fair helpless the rest of her 1 seemed to be | her. | her | real, prepared He took 1 Her husband, who illness was more in aovel a pretty | nfidence, and jet il LE] Novel Cure idl abun ventless Fens 4 collin { wl ~ y Al Bie EE Liege fo lik fy but little the waiter wi believed tha yaginary t test Ton loved I by a jr % the inva Pras in they wd, embracing Kiss | pow On iw JIN w ¢ ANd 18 COD for such nm courts the mony Lier ocontract™ A Promissory with aid £300 for ant alter with a brass ore, nsititute es of the at State Entertalme from Wan mys Usd ili, choked other duy t, coughed and when warped = He do the butohes dead right is to be held State Boasd College om tention of Ow nt to armenge Bells fonte # wot of sufficient attendants This committee requests d pat at the Comm ick State College 14 ronize suche once with the ittee, Honzy el Webster was a great man, but « could spend we would be rather { the four eof t 1 th territory far off ¢ ned by theU a day with the living astounded new North. w Union as he ones which they hat it could nited States™ nember of Congress fromm could not re ter the expi term.’ 1 world has Daniel Webster's day. wach Congress ration of his moved sinoe Beliefonte Grain Market, kiy by Geo. W Correcind we bushel bushel White whest Head wheat Rye, per bushel . Corn, ears per bushel Corn, shelled per bushel Oats new per bushel Rariey, per bushel Ruck wheat, per bushel : per bushel } per tom pet per averseed } 1" plaster PFaOvIisioNe, noo ER es kiy by BR LL. Erhard Apples, dried, per pound We Jackson &0w &., Cherries dried per pound. seeded... Dried Currants, per pound New Raising, per pound Beans per quart Turnips, per bushel Onions, per buckel Butter, per pond Chyeewe por pond Taltow, per pound Comntry Shoulders Kides Hams Mame sugar cured Break fast Rac Lard, per pound Eg pot doren —— re per bse! Dries Beet... Canned Bool por can... er] [ Canted Tomabonrs per ea wee ood 1 Canned Corn per oan. sons per dog | Irie] AWOet Corn POF FOUN, o.com. mame sos y. at a )
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