Benver & Gephartvl ni BELLEFONTE. PA., THURSBAY, JULY 19, 1894. The Centre Demorvat, CHAS. R. KURTZ, ED. & PUB. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION : STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET For Gov LLIAM M SING nt G RILLING GREENLANI at-La SLOAN HER mat {NNIBAL CC, BUC H Democratic County Ticket AMES SCHOFIELD ROBERT M ALAS JOSEPH HOY THOMAS F. HKditori: vl. t Washin of pub ub is ge newspapers are lett has 8 Suppiavted Coxey | p fio PEOPLE oOfieh in 3 2 vundit OGL PUL SOME parties took offence to an article jast situation issue relative hat appeared in our . ¥ 1 iy the congressional in district, considering that it wasanimat- a Snirit of deonta lite de odomndo cnn es. Thatisa mistake. we stated that the instructions of the county were two men, which is cor- of i id divided between rect true very him? id personal fee all from the people. es tal and labor into enterprises that no future before them. yDthet catiscs were the premium on » production of silver under the form | . t reed purchases by the government ad the extravagance of the Harrison | administration, which brought about financial and industrial crisis that logically followed by a labor crisis. Socialism, imported from Europe, ha tanght the working men of the U nited States that the only chance to remedy the evils was to have recourse to that “Providence terre called the gov. ernment, and to try to compel it to fur. nish work and wages to all comers, ———— — Another Horse Thief Last week by the John Clinger brought from the Berks county he pleted a term of vears for ste a man name of was jail, where had three com- | horse | stealing, and was committed in this | county on a charge. In 15801 a | man represerting himself as a physician engaged a horse and bugg RY from Reub. | en Braucht's livery at Coburn for purpose of vi patie at Wan 1 hy Ohi 1 y (15 similar ALT offered 0 witl hold aroseention if the man would let him know where to get the stolen prop. tty but this Cli refused, After linger f he w al { Hefonte jail to meet Mr. Braucht's charge, It seems to be getting wurm for horse thieves, in that count shipped to the Be As Lie ol this | ected. al, Was |, | hood FROM WASHINGTON, TARIFF BILL FERENCE. | THE sennte and House Members Agree In Conference Cleve! Strike and the Investigation ston xcitement tion iscentered of the the tarifl ntment ug |" AMER 5 Lo re arth an see {oer pear and House, dnd that 18 not ex: natural to ad thing Sons Lo come some peo- It let A cass ner int NE in Wn ymmission to be appointed will ly have nvestigate the nterstate works Cal any nvestigate the 1s of John Smith. nd will appoint this mn because he wishes to secure Orn to 1 mmenadat of the farm han sident Clevela comimissi authentic tion be used as a he intends next . He at needs na legislation, not ii s interest of corpor organiza- which alle the ations, tions. but of the whole country, is incommoded aud in the end bas to pay the bills for the periodical strikes. Although there are reports to the contrary there no reason to doubt that President Cleveland will sign the bill for the admission of Utah to state. . which is now in his hands. nor of the labor is - -_— - - Change of Schedule On Monday, schedule July 16th, another change went effect on the railroad. The new ile provides for three round trips day between Dellefonte and State Col. the PP. R. R. follows of Bellefonte Centr se had into ul ’ ‘ Lie 3 ra wine Fall ing np this plac 0 50 a. m., and 6.40 Land 2.45and Band Festival mbeora of the Nittany cornet ival at Nittany on Saturday August 15th. Several bands will be present to enliven the oecasion with choice Refreshments of | hold a fest) musie, all kinds will be served on this occasion | consist ng of ice cream, cakes, candies, confectionery, tropical fruits, ete. All are invited to atterd, IN CON-~ Cannot nnd and yhe Commis demo bill among | J ithe McClain block, a thre I A Karthaus Mystery Ledaer two men who were ADDITIONAL LOCALS The PI Friday of ilipsbury says: On | ~-NeéXE Wednesday Reformed Sunday $ehool of Bi will hold a picnic a8 Clintondale along the Central R. R. ‘The election of a successor to Prof. Johnstobaugh, principal of our Hi Schools, #8 an important the remains | School directors. and found it tobe | —TheMethodists of Bellefont vears | 10 picnié at Clintondale this | Thursday July 26th. When { out it means a large crowd. District Attorney Wm. J. Singer, | accomp@ined by his wife and child, left on Friday for a visit to friends in Cecil Maryland, Company BD. Saturday August aw stale ¢ aeampment a hole in | will continue one apparently ou! There | to Atlantic City, over and the Reading syst for Jul ly at later date the Alefonte last week shingle bolts in the woods while i had fallen in sawing neal | Karthaus, sawing up a tree that | a laurel thicket, found the { skeleton of a man lying in a boggy hole | iol ground gh lsurel about led Cold Ruan. oa) A feet from a st duty for the coroner s Jury examined hie Y Ci uld » body of a He driver’ Hel j man about 45 or 50 had worn neavy No. f which was missing. ud worn a bn n ei , And in the | dkerchief. a } ! or 10g ( county, Jellefonte attend the ttysburg which ] wel rument. upper Jaw The mixed he arms ont} Some per Hecla, named ore approm ”. An change effe Al 1 on” sh il id medical lefonte Prope JL rt I 1toall kinds of work Mr. Dieh RS arcaqe, forge b been going uninterrupted ily. Hiege | the wstory dwell. Smitnoey a ind ofa Ag house. a tract of JU, iron plant just | out in} SEVEN ough, one third of which is Jak city lots, on which are erected hit 5 13 ng townshij is reported sive improve- ng S01 J are bei «} J contribute ings I erec. Ix many The | ig pavillion will atures The ake their engine all down that day and give an exhibition. | who An elegant orel ust Friday des 1 er for belongings for Logan boys will family manva are left in destitute ciret This would be a form of charity Id commend itself to our The people of Mill Hall are our near neighbors. They should be remembered at this time. imstances hestra will furnish music now. for dancing and bands will be present | that to occasion with people. selections. Ample accomodations will | be provided to serve warm meals, and | all kinds of refreshments, during the | day and evening. The excursion rates | from Bellefonte will be 25 cents. As the proceeds are for the steamer fund, the picnic merits the patronage of th publie. wou enliven the choice An Original Supporter The Lewisburg Nei a republican | paper, ‘While you are making up o|® cabinet for Governor Hastings don’t | overlook the fact that Col, Jas. Coburn | was strictly an original” supporter of | Dan, and has for years been one of the The night’s express from Tyrone to | most persistent and judicious boomers lock Haven on Monday evening had a | of Johnstown's hero, and besides, the narrow escape from being derailed, and | Col. is everywhere recognized as the probably wrecked. The cause was a | kind of Republicans the party can not coupling pin in the frog at the switch | got along without. His reputation as a of the Milesburg station. | party fighter isnot confined to the limits When the train passed over the obstruc- | of Pennsylvaniaby any means, and then jon it created consternation amounting | where did you ever meet a more intel. to almost a panic among everybody on | lgent lightful tleman than the was off | Col. fle any pub the tracks and expected every minute to lie be dumped over. The train was stopped | and an examination revealed a coupling pin tightly wedged in the frog. It geemed to be the opinion of all that the obstruction had been placed there by some malicions person, as it did not seem possible it could have fallen in says A Coupling Fin in the Frog just east very board. who thought oburn? train position.’ The Electric Road, The new electric street railway for Lock Haven and to extend to Mill Hal! is being built. Material for the track i on hand and a strong force of men are at work. They expect to have the completed and in operation in about line ! resent SEN. PEFFER ANSWERED. SYMPA1 I HIZES STRIKERS. HE WITH Denounelng Cleveland for Sending Bederal Troops to Chicago-—-Auswered by Loyal Southern Democrat made one h body. nd for Chicago to su id boldly course they with anarc! utterances in that Cleyela ppress uphe I had taken which conf ir and law and va eG Our system sto olsun atives chosen by the ped MY a1 libert AWS wh AWA lawbreal Chicago, th so I confess, that Macaulay, that in some gre heaval, like that this free republic would civilization through mob Jk i ting ® down by the strong arm of power would its liberty. Sir.1do believe that prophecy: but if such trines ward on woeful proj which AW Jose gs ns we have! this floor this morning are to become popular us, well may consider whether Macaulay's proph y : yet be realized 1 prefer to agree with the that at people vion of | we pause and govern id ap will ¢ i ia not out, it is upon us Now, when they will realize this trath. There will be no diviai "i : i when the con. stituted i ni he people Their respoy i ne th thd Jand as & se wi % 4 HE 1 nt} : Li Wain {0 thio ww defy that place from some passing train, two months, the laws. The men sho wore the gry " among | of the republic over reing every | (Api lus : gal leries Doub To the Afliction at ung been and raed made in The body viel Adda 11 Lie and learned nat ten malin 106) : 4 1 about Olean, wh He for it ch con that arrived Atlantic Coax Sea aAsSsengers gle S O106S, are hand- MINGLE but if you want A Whole oaf of Satisfaction chances rhining to ir of lays. man who vhen mn t, Faith- le will sell h the light Try MINGLE for Shoes.
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