fye r & CGiepharl vi PA., THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 1893. ———————— The Centre CHAS. R. KURTZ TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION Te are more red Had } e ren constantly have been « ing to in other. rest and ing to in rights of Good Amendment The amendment democratic county good as it makes the mary months earlier. move, and convention Heretofore with election onvention i the candidates were ne —_y pelied to travel oyer the « the warmest weather of always was inconvanier have to all in the year—harvest time, With the convention in Jur will be avoided and better all around. nomin busiest everything It will al 8 more time to tray county to see the people. - Important to Voters The second day of September will be the last day on which voters can be re. gistered and assessed under the law. It is therefore important to all who claim the right to vote at th ing November election to | ' registry book which exposed at the various new e COMmn- wok over the onspicuously 3 C Yi been in the state one year, and sixty days wards, ters in the ward prior to November 4 are en- « titled to of the wards male citizen twenty and over, properly regis if in hi applicant is a qualified voter, " vote, 1 he Assessors will applicatic upon such applicants - How to Peel Tomatoes Nearly all cook books say ‘pour boil- ing water over ripe tomatoes, then skin them,’ and at least ninety in ever dred persons attempt to peel this manner, and consequently do it with much difficulty and very imperfect. ly. This is the proper way to peel tom. gtoes: Cover them with half a minute; then water till they are perfectly cold, when the skin can be slipped off without dif. ficulty, leaving the tomatoes unbroken boiling water lay them in cold and as firm as before they were scalded - - Te democratic state ticket this year will be very small as only two nomina y Yions are to be made: Judge of Supreme Court, and State Treasurer. Centre county will be represented by the fol. lowing five delegates, selected last year: J. 8. Eskridge, Philipsburg; Juo. Hoy, Jr., Marion; George TT. Bush, of Bellefonte; Robert F. Hunter, Delle. fonte and Wm. Wolf, Centre Halll. The state convention meets at burg Tuesday, September 10th, - Mz. L. D. Orndorf was recently ap- pointed postmaster at Woodward, One by one republicans are being removed from office in our county. The process is rather slow, they onght to be fired ut in blocks of five or ten at a time, Harris. aAlemorvat, | EDITOR | LOCAL POLITICS. | THE WINNER. | Republican Aspirants for Office-A number On the List-Think they mid Want a Chane dem certainly nin mn received in the 6th the recent « faithfu no, 1) ’ * LASS of the like o are entitl members Andrew Lytle, of College townshi confidence in he and wants the nomination and election, not for the salary connected therewith, but to show the people what a good com. missioner he would make, We never had the pleasure of meeting Mr. Lytle but, from the story he tells, he must be an awfully man. “Not for the ey,’ you know--another chap try- ing to pull the wool over the eyes of the dear people. He needs watching ~ ning fellow--generous man has great Lis ability conduct t commissioners office, nice mo Cun. Henry Stevens, a good republican of Halfmoon township, would like to fill the same position. Matthew Riddle, of Pleasant busy at work and claims he could poll a large vote if nom. inated for commissioner. Crap, 18] For county treasurer three candidates are in the field: R.T. Comley, of Un. ion township; Samuel Diehl, Bellefonte and Jacob F. Wagner, of Pine Grove Mills, The fight for treasurer has ate tracted little attention so far. The republican nomination for sheriff je the important struggle, All summer | there has been considerable figuring and manoeuvring by prospective candidates, | The sudden liberality of Bob, Cooke ‘about the hotel bars made it plain that he was after something. His frequent {trips to Bellefonte Indicated the same "thing. The leaders of that party don’t DEMOCRATIC TICKET A ght be elected canva the two 1 CK i . { Popular FExecarsionas the abo ing-piaces return passage ¥ giving ample time f in the shi fonern } 1 Is J ii i The train v be run of foll and the tickets be sold at the rates quoted special 1 the wing schedule, RATH «88 3 pabur HE For apply Agent, to Thos. E. Watt, Passenger 11¢ Fifth Avenue, Pittsburg — Bread Making be issue An interesting artiele will on the inside pages of this that will be of interest to the ladies, It gives a few valuable suggestions on the sub- | ject of making good bread. - a Tine democratic state convention will meet at Harrisburg, Tuesday Sep tember 198th. The republicans will as. semble at the same place on Wednes. day, August 30th, .— On Tuesday evening a drunken puddler by the name of Meese stood at the corner of the Brockerhoff House. A Mr, Shearer camo along carrying a lot of packages in his arm. The drunk. en brute suddenly struck Mr, Shearer a terrific blow between the eyes that felled him to the pavement as though ho had been shot. There was no provo- cation for the dirty act. Meese was ar. rested at once and put in the lock.up and later was commitbe? to jail to await trial at court. will | found | SUHOOL APPROPRIATIONS Ie of Ci HOWINRE | an itemized statems nire county’s taxable by borough townships and the amount o each from th $101 ie for | burg, wh to France Miss Gussie Krider. wits abroad home elu again at the Brocke: hoff residence Miss Gussie has devel. | { oped into a bandsome young lady. | her time abroad she acquired a know edge of several languages. | —On Monday evening the employees of | the Bellefonte Central Railroad present { ed Mr, Thomas A. Shoemaker | handsome reclining chair, with a Mr. Shoe. { maker formerly wus superintendent of the road and the present will be appre | ciated, especially as it is an expression of the warm feeling the employees of the road have for dent. In another portion their former superinten. of the paper the schedule the Snow Shoe | branch appears. This went into effect last Monday and gives but one passeng. new over jer train a day, leaving Bellefonte at 8.53 a. m. arriving at Snow Shoe at 10.23. Leaves Snow Shoe at 8 p. m. and arrives at Bellefonte at 4.50 p. m, This will make it inconvenient for those people to come to Bellefonte. find fault but there ean ve no for the miserable condition of some of our streets and especially some of the main thoroughfares, Portions of Bishop, Allegheny and Linn streets are in a terrible condition, The street committee and street commissioner should be hauled over them in a truck wagon, going at a smart trot, every day. They would feel inclined to do something then, Pelugle | ¢Ated the news to President ~It is an easy matter to complain and | excuse | — BEHRING SEA DECISION. Declaration of the International Board of Arbitration, A COMPROMISE 1 be Fi itted Out. Zons, but for Senling Is to rm side Protected sn Close will of » Is Provided Which Beason Gowernor All Ronlers, Panis, Aug pe hring ses tribuna down. 1 \ 3 he first five ecided . | 1 f | 8 #1 af . May 1, ang shall be of she decis beret a [ius as fi ve Qoplde a polity tensioned our award Ls to embira wpin © Al tg the first of sald aroun De Courgel, John Antlen, Bir Jon 8. D quis Emilio Vistonti-Ven W. W. Gram, belog ar bitratlirs, do decide as | By the ukaes 1831 Rus jurisdiction in the sea now kn Gg »6a 10 the extent of 10 Qt the eonste and islands ber, but in the course of the which led to the conclusion of of 18M with the United States and the ihe d of 1880 with Great Britain Russia Lam d thst her jurisdiction in sald sea 4 be pestrioted so as 10 reach a caggon shot pots shore It appears that from ) ¢ Up 0 the time of the cession of viv y 4 the United Btased Russia never ashory in fact or exercised any exclusive Vie fotion ln Behring ses or any e Ju " IUTHERAN BR tind Lt tir : He ghey A Statement rights to the sen] fisheries the.sin, | 1 beyond the ordinary limit of territorial waters As to the second of the five points we, Baton d4 Courcel, John M. Harlan Hennes, 8c John 8 D. Thompson, Mar Qs Exiiflo Visconti-Venosta and Greger W. W. Gram, being a majority of said ar kitrators, decide and determine that Great Britain 84 ou t recngnize or conceds any Slaim updn the part of Russia to exclusive jurisdiétion as 10 the seal fisheries in Behr lng sea outside the ordinary territorial titers. As to the third theropf as requires us the body of water now kn aba wad locluded in the tenn,’ fween Oréat Britain and Russia, fidtimotialy decide to determine that the point, as 10 y decide whether wi as Debring $ Of water now known ab Bering sea | fdcluded in the phrase “Pacifit ocean’ Ak Gotd if enld treaty On the fourth point we decide and deter sailif that all the rights of Rossa to juris phrase “Pacific |, abd used in the treaty of 1885 be | we | Lord | 1 much | one blish. agop- ES excius Las a monopo- 8b Aid to the seal fisherizs passed to | p United Stdles limited by Pe cession on € fifth my we d wine t al the United Bates have 1 yright e and deters | road $0 the provectioh of of property In the séals | 27° fredubitihg the islands of the a when found outside piv ree mile limit pesald deterthination of questions as to the exclusive of e United States loaves oot in sidh 5 position that the con- rreipe of Great Britain is necessary to the establishment of regulations for the | prod 1. ot: a and preservation of fur oy sally resorting to Behring sea, we asians to the whole of the nine articles of the following regulations as necessary ol ide of the jurisdiction limits of the | ptetive governments, and that they should extend over the waters Lerein men tioned WasniseTON, Aug. 0 - Beoretary of State Gresham was asked to expression of opinion on the decision, but this he declined do, holding that it would not be proper for him to comment on the matter. Nr. Gresham communi Cleveland sé Gray Gables, and algo had a long confer ende with Secretary Carlisle, presumably with reference to future action concerning in the maintenance of a fleet in Behring nea. At present the United States has five ves sels in that sea, with Instructions to pre voit poashing during pendency of arbitra tion proceedings. While it is too early yet to state what will be done with this flest, is is probable that all the vessel compris ing hs will be withdrawn, with the excep of one of the revenue cutters, which be used in maintaining the protective gone of sixty miles about the sealing islands of the Unite! States in accordance | with the decision of no arbitrators The President's Movements, Bymanp's BAY, Mass, Aug. 16.-The o Yea which escaped from Mr. Cleve ‘s on Sunday has been enught and réturned to Gray Gables, - give an | nt sie another day's fishing | ba orday with Dr. Bryant, United | And, | A. C. MINGLE, PROCEKERHOFF HOUSE A Handsome, Well Made For Sh 0 v \ Everybody. comfort save | We give you more style i ! y and wir of Ox. t loss than 1.50 iu e handsomest and best | 91 { fords offered anywhere 1 04 OF § secures a selection from A grand as $1.20 Mechtes 3 of beautiful Oxfords Bl a juchers—really worth 1 & 1 buys a palr of Ri patent tp Bulton BoE PW { the greatest bargain we have ever oft {in Ladies’ fine shoes ord 83] | €9 1 buys a pair of elegant patent leather bale i AA {style as good as our bent dine hand welt buttan boat Don’t miss seeing them. gives you a get cheap at 8 | af Ef) buys the best the market affords in : $0.50 { hal. nt leather bluchers, We almost feel Ike guaranteeing them, but "tis wgainet the rale — Ba There are people who have a honse full of children and if takes a great deal of mone each year to keep so many little ones shin, We confident we can reduce the expense, Minglo's Shoe Store,
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