Hu uvmyoe CIRCULIE <>0 OVER » CHAS FEBRUARY ELECTIONS. Result of the vote in this County on Tuesday. A BIG DEMOCRATIC VICTORY A Regular Landslide in a Republican strong hold rolled Something dropped-—Naginey, Taylor and Trafford Winners. Majorities Immense p= Tuesday was a quiet election day in Bellefonte boro. Little or no excitement prevailed to indicate that anything was going about on of any unusual importance; the polls e ything was quietly conducted Vot molested ar were on Tuesday's victo publican voters of For B . Naginey For Taz Collec Overseer ( John Irafford David Barn Treasurer J. Will. Conly Chas. Cook, R Audit Oscar Wetze Thos Mitehe D K ey D Cenire Ha * a LP | Woon bruger, J ( Harris al) Auditor Ww Ino fodlge FE 8 Bartholo Ins Johnstonbaugh snd Directors Win Homan and IF VV daoksomn =n) AF Mar WB Glenn and Gro Kile | your, ERRGIEDL Goo C Bate and ¥ Weaver W A Backbhout and H Holmes 3 A Mller and M Woon or 1 year, Ba C Patterson Tax Collet J LL Holmes, Justice of the Peanee H A Sowers High Constable Wm Jackson, Overseers of Poor J J Houser Syonrs and W ( Kine lyonr, | Aunititons Wm Frear 3 years, U5 Bully 2 yours | Cows running at | and D W Shivery | your rpe on the streets, ngs inst 100, for 38 Benner North Precinet, Judge EH Wis mer Inspectors BY Cramer, Assessor Jobn Grove south Precines, J adge Harve Benner, Inspectors marry Wagner, dobn ¥. Kuhn, Reg Assessor Henry Noll, Bobool Director John Meckiey, 1 F flon.er, Tax Codector 8 H Hoy, Overseer of Poor Wm MF Hazle, Hog *1 The R KURTZ, Ed. and Prop. I’ Ishler lerk LL D 1H Roan, Tressler, Supe: visor J Auditor Emanuel Rerick Roan, J Town ( North Preelinet, Judge John Woom vid Wensel ana Harry Mi lor, Reg Assessor Jno M Heaton West re ginet, Ju ‘ge W E Fi<her, Inspectors Perry Alkens und Herman Alkoy, Rog Assessor Bd Hancock East Preoinet, Judge Harry Duke man, Inspectors J H Barger and Henry shultz, Reg Assessor Jerry Glenn School Directors Duniel Boob, John Woomer and Jno Swartz, Tax Collector Jus M Lucas, Over seer of Poor Jacob Yarnell, Supervisors tieo Heverly unt Sami Bathrust, Auditor David B Naridge. Town Cl rk Geo Tuylor, Justice of the Feace Jno Parker, ’ Boggs er, Inspectors I» Burnside-Judge Jacob Walker, Inspector Miles Zimmerman, Bert Bechdel, School Diree tor DG Stewart, C 14 Beates Tax Collector Wm Zimmerman, Overseer of Poor Jesse Er win, Supervisors Fred Carson, Niek Valemont, Auditor Dr M Stewart, Justice of Peace Geu RB loak, College Twp ~Judge Geo Dale, Inspectors Juncob Kit ger, CJ Stamm, school Directors Himm Thosspson, Geo Scholl, J L Herasn, Wallace Masser, Tax Collector Andrew Lytle, Overseer of Poor JC Bathgate, Super visors Wm Lytle, Sam'l Glenn, Auditor Elmer Ross, Cyrus Wasson, Justioe of Peace Cyrus Wasson Treasurer Cornelius Dale, Town Clerk Wm Thompson Curtin—-Jadge David 8 Inspeetors W K Weon, Wilsou Mann LEN Fe te Ji Won WC Miller, Peter Rob LX Collie tor DB Ix (Iverseor "om 1 Ir We Dn 0 ong Su pe Wars Laan Har Adam Zeig DW Myers, Tun M Weland, NUDE Ys Nan : erk PF WOR actor J Hook A udito Murray, ( Hon wp J uedge SPO L4 ot Tr-aster rire 1 Plhirasant (yWwersesr Oversee K Weber 1 S ish Geo Harpster ‘ Harry Miller. Tanta) of Foor A M eh Confer Aust hy Clers H } ferson, Taspecto Inrectors A Ba Fs Richards Rupe rvisors Auditor AR Clerk ¥ Mohoo Colleetin Henderson Wm Beagle James MeMonigal Friee, Justice of Peace John Horner Nharrer Unione Jdudge Owen Underwood nape tors OA Shiirey and PFJ Loughry, Sehool IH rectors EM Lucas and Jacob shirk, Tax Col lector BE E Erhard, Overseer Jason Unley wood, Supervl ors Philip Brower and Jason Underwood, Auditor UC BK BEokenroth, Jasties of the Peace J G Kunes, Clerk Lundy Luoss WalkerJdudge Thos J Duankie, School Di rectors Teeobh Danke sand Mu heel Corman, Overseer of Poor John Gente |, Auditor 8 ¥ Shaffer, Clerk W i Markie, Inspectors 1 1 Met gley and Potter Shamp, Tax Collector EJ Markle, Sapervisors J | Emerick and © | T Cole, Justion of the Pesce BE W Humberger WorthJ nudge J T Marks, Inspectors Aaron Wililams and A B Woodrt #£ School Dir 1 Woodring and J 8 Williams, Tax Col 5 U Harshberger, Overseer of the Poor Adem Lowher, Williams, Auditor A Y Williams, Quay until the last appropriation bill 8 | upervisors AW Woodring and A 8 enlre BELLEFONTE, PA, TH ANOTHER BILLION DOLLAR CONGRESS Cleveland Favored Leniency With Deserving Soldiers. DOINGS AT NATIONAL CAPITOL can tell how the Republicans Raised Their Wealth Must be Restrained from a Prominent Republican loodle~ -Aggregated Strong Words An Campaign Inter- national Bank Al * given Another Billion Doll hough the exact figures ¢ Ar Congress ANNO wen § already known, Repre tive ( senta IAnguage as ) a good Kansas republican, did before the mittee, of which he is a member TE ut House rency Com lanking and C , certain it" ane Cal republican editors invariable cal The text of Mr was the bill naming archistic raving." derhead’s remarks thirteen American millionaires, among Andy Camegie and Phil Armour, of with authority to es them as incorporators the “International American Bank," tablish eight branch banks ia other conn This bill or a similar one has been | before this gresses, and it was only when an attempt | was made to push it through the Commit | tee when Mr. Calderhead spoke against it, in parts as follows: The whole Unit. ed States is in a condition of unrest, The tries, Committee in several Cone Raa URSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1807 underhalf « country i$ injured, and injured largely by hey SUC h power of aggregated ac- tually belies ey eve it to an extent that areas of the country need nothing leader of That § ie political storm t BRC us an msury and follow any attempt, the private bank with a capital of 11 ii that J direct or indirect, imeorporate men named here into a millions of | dollars, and the plea that it is done for the benefit of international commerce will not answer that mob—for it is a mob whieh only needs a commanding gen- If tl pen to have the militar ivil eral to lead it ie leader should hap- imstingt, it would mean war FIGURES ON THE ELECTION Char that tows of Castanea townsl ippeal rken to the lower ¢ Judge Love dix harged the ord moval at the costs of the appel Will Build -— + New Halt F., has de building in Sugar Valley lodge. 1. O cided toerec! a three story Loganton, the upper floor of which will Iw used as a lodge room. The building will be sox6o feet and will be located on the streets, John Morris, W. ¥ pet of Main and Hall The trustees of the lodge are Moyer and B. ¥, Kep southeast corner —_ .—— - «To cure a cough or cold, in une day, [take Krumrine's Compound Syrup of | Tar. If R fails to cure, money refund. €d, tf. A SURPRISE FOR MILLER Could Not Find the Gross Irregu larities Alleged. CRONISTER HAS MADE GAINS. How count of the i | | the Sheriff Contest Their founded stands up to date charges and allegations were un- The contest only a “Wild Goose Chase at the taxpayers expense—Should be stopped As indicated in our ballot Bartholomew's Store artho Wandering Towards the 100 The widow Long, at Penn Cave, is un doubtedly the ripest lady in years in these It will not be many more weeks She is the mother of Jesse and Samuel Long, parts before she will round her g*th year who, with her still reside on the farm so long their home and upon which the cave is found . -—— Another Excursion The Bellefonte Central railroad has decided to run another excursion from Pine Grove Mills to this place at the low fare of 25cts. for the round trip. The date has been set for Monday, February 230d, and a large crowd is expected. WANTED Correspondents to send in the pews we will publish it \ Ol. 19. MOUSE MAKI Heels Off : resi ing there | W the 0 ed for the It the axle ofthe front inter in hung suspended ded fron cyclometer, that las set 10 zero On the 1 question iar noise in hi e Her, but titi tention to it OOo De ret ing down stairs the same noise Thi the ) 14 ad 10 hau A —— rau the Horses at Large in the West Western dreds of horses will peri papers mform us that hun sh on the plains this winter pron ide for the want of market to In the far west ine horses can be bought for $3 a aA them protection bead, and some can not be given away The introduction of electricity as motor for street cars has much to do with pro- ducing the surplus. In New York the | cab conivanies are going to do away with horses and ase motor carriages, C—— — . ~To cure a cough or cold, in one day, take Krumrine's Compound Syrup of Tar. If it fails to cure, money refund. ed. tf,
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