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The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-01-24

The next radical nominee for Cover
nor may he from Centre county and
then it would he Gen. James A. Beaver.
There are two wings in the party in this
state. Cameron and anti-Camcron. The
first has dominated for the last fifteen
wears, the other wing being Insignificant
in numbers up 20 tho last two years,
since which anti Cameronism hasgrown
10 be 80 formidable IN tho party that II
can no longer be ignored and something
must bc done TO harmonise the machine.
lt is thought that Cameron will not in~
sist ON having one of his old hcnchmcn
pat IN nomination, but will be satisfied
with candidate who haas not been CON
spicuously identified with the Winnie
oaga tribe nor With the faction that has
lern opposing him. In ease the affair
,akcs this kind Of turn Gen. Beaver
will he a formidable candidate for the
nomination as he would nh that kind of
a hill. The radicals might do much
worse -Geu. Beaver would make much
better governor than many OF the prom.
ineut aspirauts who have been running
with the machine, but there is going 10
Toe change in Pennsylvania, and no
radical, be he Beaver or Heyt or some
other machine politician, is going to be
the next governor, and the worst beat
OF all will bc one tainted with Cameron
ism, The democrats will carry this state
next Lall, with a standard bearer whom
the people will have confidence In, and
for whom they will east their votes.
Gen. Beaver is about the best man the
RAIDS can nominate, but he willnot match
the democratic nominee Mark that.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-01-24

Pemberton, an eminent Judge in
the reign Of Charles H., rose to legal
eminence in a curious way. A. rake
and spendthrif, he found himself in
prison, for years, for debt There he
began TO take an interest in all the
debt difficulties ofhig oompaDians, and
became perfectly versed in bankrupt
CIV law, whence he turned his attention
to other legal study, aud at length
emerged from prison primed with pre-
cedents and cases, which he speedily
turned 10 valuable account
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-01-24

Simon has not yat got rid Of the
widow Oliver. He gave nlr $1,000 in
payments of $500, whereupon it was le-
ported that the suit for breach ofpromise
was compromised. The widow denies
the compromise and says the cash was
given her for her support. The suit is
still on the calender and is to 60 on. Ben
Butler il to defend Cameron.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-01-24
THREE HUNDRED HEAD OF CAT
TIE BURN ED.

Terrc Haulo, lad, January la-This
evening ono Of the large cattle sheds In
tho stock yards o! Fairbanks disiiileFy
caught Gro and waf destroyed. The build
ing contained eigh. hundred Texan and
Colorado cattle. the property Of Isaac
Wcxrlaad & Co. cf the stock yards in
Chicago. Three hundred Of them, worth
$40 each. were burned. They were par
unllr injured In Chicago.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-01-24

Senator Edmunds has come over 70
the Presidents side, and will no" DC 'n'
administration leader in the senate
HAYES and Edmunds have come 70
truce, and the administration viii al l"S'
have q head in the senate. II O'nA''hs
ana F,lmunds clash, fire viii fly
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-01-24

The Maryland legislature has rejected
Montgomery Blair's resolution i'r 'ne
reopening Of the question regarding me
legality Of President Hayes election At,
through seated by fraud, We do n''
think that any steps will be taken 70 "h>
seat the usurper.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-01-24
THE TuRCo.RussGAN WAR.
Phillipopolis. Evacuated by the TURKS
and Burned.

London. january 10 A great battle
was fought ON Monday between Tplar Ia,
aardJik and Phillipcpoiis Fighting was
resumed to day Suleman ra,ha after
wards tool, up positions NEARER rhIllipo
lls. and ordered the Inhabitants 60 leave
town. Russians having reached Tchir.
pan. south Of Yeni Saghra. and are
marching ON Ieai Mahalgre.
rhtlhpopols Is completely evacuated
and tho Turks ordered ID burned, The
Turkish hott has shclle1 Souas.opol
The DYING in Erzeruum.
A correspondent, Of the Daily News.
who len Efaorcum ju,I before It's invest
meut, ,elcgraphs that the town is now III,
tie better than a huge hospital About 9
hundred soldiers die daily and two OF
.hrec a-e frozen to death every night Ty
phus fever is raging, As the eorpses bur,
led are barely covered with earth the con.
sequences must be terrible when the thaw
commences
SuleimAn Pasha 10 said to.be surrounded
hy Russian troops IN large force, ia his
rear, on the aank and ia front
London, January Is A Russian oil
cial dispatch dated heaaulik, January 10,
SAYS "A reconnoteTing party of dra,
gaons has brought Information that Sulel,
man PAsha is at Philipopolis and has Civ.
en- orders 10 burn every rsthing Tartar Ba.
2ardllk and PhiilpopoliS are reported Il
have been burned.
An official account of captare OF the
Shipka Pass relates that four Pashas, -,
officers, ., eco prisoners aud 81 guns were
captured. The Russian loss in Killed and
wounded was 8 46I men. The Standard
Vienna correspondent says It is reported
from Cons.aulinopie that should avmistice
negotiations fail the Porte will unurl the
dag OF the Prophe. or permit the English
lcet 70 pass the Dardanclles
Peace negotiations are going on
The victorious Russian forces have en-.
tered Adrianople, and the Turks burned
their provisions before leaving the city.
l. Was reported that on Monday las. an
agmis,lss vas 10 have been signed
Part Of tho Russian terms are that kars
krLeroum and Adrauople DO dismAntied
apd the opening OF the Dardanolles te
Russian and Turkish men OF war only, al,
SO cessation ofterrjtory on Asian frontier
nearly as far us kars.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-01-24

The Haryi sburg Patriot expresses
our sentiments that if managers Of those
institutions who every winter come to the
Legislature for an Appropriation, ranging
from 81. 900 up to 500. eco, were compelled
20 give an i,rmized statement under oath
of every dollar expended. when, where
and wha; for expended, there would be
less appropriations asked for and that
some would rather do without the appro-
priations than be compelled TO tell how
every dollar was expended and what for
No d0ub. of il.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-01-24

WIN. P.M'MAN US, Attorney at,law
wv pelIelonte, Pa. Office with Jas
McManus. ESQ 23iullf
N +. FORTNEY Attorney At Law
D Bellefonte, Pa. Office over Rev,
nOlds bank. l5may'6dl
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-01-24


Advices from New York, say that
coal stocks have been much depressed
on account OF very important rumor
that an injunction is to be served IN Ne"
York preventing the formation ct the
coal combination. II is claimed that
under the State laws ofNew York COM
bination to advance the prices Of any
stock is illegal, and upon that ground
the Board of Control is to be attacked.
The rumor caused Reading to fall and
Lehigh Navigation also. The trunk line
stocks also fell of. because it is reported
that their prosperity is about TO be al
fected by another outbreak Of the rail-
road war in the shape Of general cut.
ting Of rates. Representatives OF all the
coal lines have been in New York hold
ing another meeting, and it is announc-
ed that a combination acceptable TO all
parties has been effected. The Herald
SAYS the coal combination has putup the
prices. Now let the people combine 10
put the prices down.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-01-24

The Levistowu Gazette objects 10 'he
Repor;er's calling the stealing of'he i"S'
TON wears "Grantism." That is the pro
pcr term. Of eourss, because the bulk Of
il was done under Grants nose. IN ms
cabinet, by his officials and with ms
knowledge. Tweed, to be sure, was q
hig democratic rascal, bat he was eAeeS
hv iowl all the time with republican
senators and representatives at Albany
and the democrats broke ihd' comolna'
ton by prosecuting the thieves. None
ofthe thieves Of New York are cut on
nanIons from a democratic executive,
but the great whisky ring that went TO
the Jug for stealing millions are out
through pardon from Grant.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-01-24
J. TELLER O. son.
DRUGGISTS.

No. 6 Brockerhotf Row, Bellefopts.
Penn'a,
Dealers Inn DFHgs. Chemfe ais.
PcrfuTneFy, Fancy Goods, DC.
dc.
Pure Wines and Liquors for medical
purposes always kept. may3l 79
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-01-24

The Lord,Hicks marriage persents
a question in the pathology of the
human mind, namely, Eboiher a man
who has reached the ripe old sg0 OF
eighty years ana an experienced
widow Of forty-eight may not love
with all the fervor Of bachelor OF
twenty five and tender maid ofeigh'
teen. II is not in order for any man
TO speak to this question until he turns
his eirhtieih year. As for the gentler
sex, they are privileged, and may talk
whenever they wlll
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-01-24

A new golden tongue organ. war
ranted, offered very low, for halt cash and
half trade. Apply ut this Office.
Nearly all the Clarion county oil wplls
have stopped drilling. Z"
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-01-24
New York WEEKLY HERALD.

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ranged i'm handy Department., The
Foreign NewE
embraces special dispatches from ell quar-
terS Of the globe. together with unbiased,
faithful And graphic pictures OF the great
War In Europe. Under the head Of
American News
are given the Telegraphic Dispatches OF
the week frcm all parts OF the Union.
This feature alone makes
The Weekly Herald
the most valuable Newspaper In the world,
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Every week Il given a faithful report OF
Political News,
embracing complete and comprehensive
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The Farm Department
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giving recipes for practical dishes. hints
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The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-01-24

The Danville, H., Banking and Trust
Co. has failed.
Middlencss & Co, Of Montreal ia'ted
Liabilities 500, 900. assets $4,000
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-01-24

The Pipe Line Question is being
brought 10 the attention of the States
lawmakers, and they will no doubt be
called upon 70 determine whether COM
pAnies shall be authorized 70 obtain the
right ofway TO lay pipes for conveying
oil from points Of production 10 points Of
expectation, instead Of being carried
over the railroads. The only reason, If
II can be called a reason, tina, can be
urged against il, is tina! it will take just
so much freight from the railroads.
While il may be urged in favor OF H.
that transportation Will thus be greatly
cheapened. and the uumberless consum-
ers will get the benefit. But this is n
view in favor Of tAe people, who usually
come oil second best IN question Of this
kind before The Legislature. Wen see
whether this be an exception 10 the
rule.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-01-24
The Weekly Sun.

Who does not know The Weekly Sun I
Ii crculates throughout the United States,
the Canaaas, and beyond. Ninety thous-
and families greak itgweleomA pages week.
lT, and ragafd " VI thf llgIt hi gHide,
aounseilor and friend. IT'S news. editori-
make u essentially journal family and
the hreside. Terms One dollar q year.
post paid This price, quality considered,
makes it the cheapest newspaper publish~
ed For clubs OF ten. with $40 cash, we
will send nm extra copy free Address
PUBLISHER OF THE SUN,
snovSt New York city.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-01-24

The great question before the legisla-
ture this winter is the free pipe llne--a
bin for the rightofway TO lay down pipes
To conduct the oil from the wells to Bal
timore. This would cost much less than
shipping by raj, and would cut down the
oil trahc Of the railroads enormously.
The railroad companies, rs we'll as Phil
advlphia and other cities that have oil
rehneries, will fight the BILL The rail
road companies because it would cut IN
to their receipts, and the oil retineries
alegc that from Baltimore the crude oil
would ali be shipped 10 Europe for re-
dning 10 the detriment Of our own ref
neries. The pipe line to Baltimore
would be the shortest line to transport
oil from the oil regions.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-01-24

MARYLAND last week elected James Il.
Groome, dem, as U, 5. Senator, IN pace
ofMr. Dennis.
OHIO legislature last week elee'e' Geo.
II, Pendleton u. s. Senator, in place oi
Matthews, radical.
Col. Henry NJ. Hoyt Of LnaeFn''
seems to be the foremost man i'F tne
radical nomination for governor Inc
Camerons favor him.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-01-24

Senator PeAle has been appointed on
the following committees. Federal Re-
lalions. Local Judiciary, Education and
Eetrenchment aud Reform.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-01-24
THE SUN.
NEW YORK. 1878

As the time approaches for the renewal
of subscriptions, THE SUN would remind
its friends and wellwishers everywhere,
that il Is again acandidate ior.their conSid-
Icration ana support Upon its record for
Ance ofthe hearty sympathy and Rener-
Gus cooperation which has hitherto been
extended to Il from every quarter Of the
Union.
The DAILY SUN is a iour>page sheet
of u columns, price by mail, postpaid, 55
cents "a month, or Sc 30 per year.
The Sunday edition of The Sun IL an eight
page sheet Of SO columns. While giving
the news Of the day. u also contains o
large amount of literary and misoellane-
Iugs mattor especially prepared for il. The
Sunday Sun bias met with great success
Postpaid 81. 26 year.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-01-24

Il is related that Senator Conkling was
waylaid in the corridor OF the senate the
other day by large group Of female Hd-
vscaies Of woman suffrage, and was iorci-
bly, en,reated to permit them 10 appear at
the bar of the Senate and plead their
cause. Mr.. ConklinE said it would be
setting precedent under which the Sem
ate could not refuse to allow any one with
n petition 20 appear at the ear and argue
on the subject, Mrs Hooker: 1--WE rep
resent 100000 Of citizens Of the United
States who are bsscly defrnuded Of their
rights. You are man who have your
rights, and We ask and demand Of you
that you help ia 10 get ours" Mr.. Conk-
ling said he was always glad to help the
ladies' in everything. Then some twenty
Of them in chorus said. Give us our
rights" Poor Mr. Conkling nevertheless
stoutly refused, and gradually edging his
way into tho Senate with very low bows,
at last disappeared within It's door with
ono very profound bow.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-01-24
q m MANHINGT

FAsHIoNABLE RARBER AND HAIRDRES>
SER, in the cid haPk building. Guarantees
satisiaesipn ln oil bis work, and asks The
public patronage. Has bad long expert.
ence in the city.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-01-24

Two more Mollies were arrested on
Tuesday for committing n murder or S
years ago. Let the hand Of the hang
man be upon all Of them.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-01-24

CENTRE HALL, Pa, Jan. 81, 1878.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-01-24

Gold fell to 1914 last Saturday.
Tilden has won his income suit.
The prevalence ofsmall pox in Hunting
don hiss caused the closing Of the schools. I
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-01-24
Pennsylvania RR.
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad plyiaion.
SUMNER TINE TARLE.

On and after SUNDAY. May ia IsTT ths trnIna on /
the Philadelphia Erie Railroad Division win run
The Morning herald., 1878-11-01
WHAT THB STOHMTAUGHT.

One lesson that Wednesdays storm
that cannot fail 70 be plain to all, and that
may be wisely learned and acted upon, il
that Wilmington is greatly in need Of a
Building inspector. II may be remem.
bered that some time ago Mr.. Edwin For,
rest cent communication into council by
Mr. Norton calling attention to- the danger
of the four-inch walled buildings that
were going up. The storm supplemented
this communication shortly afterward by
dcmolishing whole row Of this class o.
h1ures on Pine street between 10th and
| llh streets. The need Of a building ih>
,pector does not lie alone in the danger Of
" sak walled ht uses, but there are many
,d walls and chimneys standing that may
stany moment fall and perhaps kill some
rne. Let council take ibis matter in
tard
The Morning herald., 1878-11-01
III pAsekE

ri is very evident lad dgiDg from the re-
sess attempts to taks the iisesDf King
William Of Prussla, and King Alfonso, d
spain, tbas The IaierHasionalisi. Of Europe
are determined 10 put ont Of the way The
crowned heads vi Europe. Since The re
cent zstemps % aaxsirste Hing Alfonso
'he discovyefJ eigbtep hotties Of dynsr
mite in the neighbcrhood Of Madrid mar
n5t Eaayyg ggia1ny any dnpleasan. significance, but
III tiaas p65licss evidently believed !hat the e1>
plos.iiyNe' N' was Being ksp, for 20 goOd Parf
1s p5se., = and zcctrdiDgiy .rrested three per,
scns I II y no we're we're supposed tn have something
to do with it, II. .tie meantime il is given
O., that it is regarded as proven that the
Iniernationais:, Juan Morcasi, who at
tempted to sssassinaie The King. bad no ac-
.canpiicss. Tine authorities, however
dpus,less deem IL the prudent course 10
take in charge pespl. who have in their
;,o-sesi6n su1h god assassination nna'er'aI
~ dynami 6. and 10 make item give IN ac-
cTun: II themselves. ~
The Morning herald., 1878-11-01
ssILDiSGFON. Oct. DEL. 81, ,Is7s
YIETY AND PRETESsE.

Lis a meloGcholy fact, that De4ElS all
tbe great and scandaIous embezzenents
and b,eaches Of trust, which daily cone
TO the surface, are committed by member
ot church :-irsquephy like the President
of the Glasgow bank, they are 80 piou.
tbas Sunday newspaper is looked upon a:
aecursed and any venial sinner is sent 10
the bow-wows. Why is this? We are
unlble to say but venture to idfer thai
their exists q kind of social and moral
de.potisn, which demands religious ex-
terror, from those who are trusted With
exalted financial positions this begets
bypocriey and preiense. The man who is
compelled b, assume that piety which be
does not feel, is under daily tdition Of the
Devil, and 10 the sud gets even with Socie.
ty which forced him 10 5eccme bypocrite
by robbing it, If there was less cant,
men Of independent moral natures would
rice TO position they are Dow dsbsrred from
by false standard of fitness. Non-churcb
members as a fact are less frequently un-
true to than trusts, in Banks, &c, fhan pro
feFsors Of religion, j. Is strange, tba. j. il.
20; bat i. il nevertheless true. The Ocean
R. >3rd remarks in = Ieccn. issue, that the
"sistsn," who left that pious resort iIde5t-
ed for board, groceries,, and wages, as a
rule were all remarkable for their fervent
piety. The modest unaHuming people
paid their debts, the unco good did not.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-01

Captain Tyson, Of the schot nsr Florence
whichhss just resutnei from Artic Ex-
.ploration Expedition. .doupts The existerce
Of an open Polar Sea rs He says it il i'm.
possible for 1t 10 exis. in 3 land which has
no sun six months in the year, and where
tae cold il 90 intense as it ia iBthe vicin-
ity Of the Pole. He saws there may be
water there, but believes i! Is choked with
immsnse qua Titles of floating ice. While
Csptain Tysoa entertains his ideas in re-
gard.legthe NorIhern Seas, there are many
who sill believe, and believe firmly that
such sea exists. ....
The Morning herald., 1878-11-01
THE GLOBE LIGHT COMPANY.

Mr. N. Mal6ney, manages Of the Penn
-ylvania Globe Light Company was in
town On "Wednesday and Thursday in the
interest Of tbe company. The company
propo-es to make bids for tie lighting Of
the city for the coming year, and will give
good security that the contract will be
carried out Ace riding 10 hl4 statement
made hy Mr., Maloney the city can be
lighted by their apparaiu' al yearly saw
ing Of $4,000. They also will keep all
Iamts in repair. The company intend
erecting a4nHmbsr Of their lamps here in
The course Of a few weeks in order tina!
council can see what they will do. -.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-01
~ = : = - -
FTNH CULTURE,

Within our State are several fine
streams, the Brandywine, Red Clay
White Clay, Appoquinmink, Broad CreF k
Nanticoke, Mispilliop, &c, which are mca-
-ursbly barren Of fish. Many are well
fiusd for trout, air Of them for, bsss, and
invite the action Of maa " stock, and pro-
,ect their waters, Pennsylvania, New
Jersey, New York, and other states have
.et'us an example which we oughtito follow
"a" d fhfs regard. Win not some Of our
pslilanthrotis- -citizsss make move il
iayor of stc,ai.e odr Sire ans with fish.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-01
IN OPTICAL OPERATION.

josiah Mccall, # the police force, who
he's been suffering fronl Injured sight, has
he'd an operation performed on his eyes by
Dr.. Cahill! with such good results that he
expect. 10 have biz vision fully restored
We hope ilat sHch may be the case.