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THE CENTRE
FLORIDA ON WHEELS. GOT A WIFE FOR FIFTY CENTS, | COUNTY NEWS DIL, SMITH WINS
REPORTER.
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Considerable Furniture Thrown
Indugement,
in ns an | Clipped und Condensed for the Header,
The Suit He Instituted Against Sugar Vil
ley Insurance Co
A Marvelous Revelation of Tropleal Luxu-
rinnce Coming,
A Florida State Fair; a Rolling Pal- |
ace from the Land of Flowers! Gor-|
geous with Golden Decorations and |
Tropical Scenery. Filled with a Trop-
.
Te
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Mrs, Ellen Miller of Snowshoe died
very suddenly a few days ago,
Doll, late Bellefonte
| merchant, will take charge of the
CENTRE HALL, PA., THURS, Jan, 16.
THE NEW RACKET
To. 9-11 Crider's Exchange, Bellefonte.
A law suit at Show Shoe last week |
During a previous term of court the
disclosed an odd condition of affairs: | shoe
Harry Lorah was arrested charged by
Mignot, with stealing his
jeal Exhibit, Imposing in Multitudes !| wife, children and furniture, It wi
Wonderful in Realistics | Marvelous in l shown by the evidence that Lorah had
Variety, and splendid with a thousand
Tropical Wonders, illustrating to Tour- |
ists, Invalids and Prospective Settlers, |
the Attractions, Advantages and Re-
sources of that Sunny Land.
Lewis 0 case of Dr. Bmith vs. the Bugar Valley
Mutual Fire Insurance Company
tried,
agent, who was also a director of
the
agent
Wis
nsivh fo
loniface that an
the
| Haas brewery near that place. The cause for trial was
81 Miss Rosie Hockman of Aaronsburg |
company, solicited and took isk
The
cepted the premium, gave Dr.
the
money. and risk to the secretary of the
The
| is quite ill from diabetes,
given Mignot 50 cents for the woman | of Dr. Bmith on a barn, nee |
We Are Down a Peg
In this column, but
Are Up a Dozen Pegs
Above some stores in this town that
” | The barn belonging to Manny Re-
I'he case | i 3 :
: | sides, in Union twp., burned with all
taking | !
10-1 4 Jant lodi
i ia lantern exploding.
rah kept the woman and the balance | : 4
and afterwards married her.
was compromised by Mignot
i the children and cook stove
Mmith a
fa eceint for Oney ant wry the
| its contents, some ten days ago, cause, r ip for money nd 1
and
Ge ge
company. secretary returned a PRESENTS.
Rossman, of Pleasant Gap,
bie pretentions. If you have
‘this Kom and C how
make
any doul
Tropical Fruits, Florida Wines, Ex
quisite Perfumes, Waving Palms, Live
HSnow Bhoe now leads for settling a
and followed for two days but did not
with the request
PRACTICAL
fe
wr x
Zils
member of
(3lance
Ruitable for any
Alligators, (bear in mind that the Al-| the family, young or old.
ligators are chained,) Fountains, etc.
This Conservatory on Wheels! A
Tropical Wonderland, built of
Florida woods, at a total cost of $20,000,
It is the most remarkable car on eith-
er Continent; has been visited by more |
people on the inside, and gazed at by | aside.
more people on the outside, than any |
car ever built in the history of railroad- |
ing. People flock to it night and day, | | Edge, of ti
is a Modern and papers have described it from |. riculture, requests a
ocean to ocean as the first of its kind},
It d a :
fee MR Lhe subordinate
but isa good the world ever saw. farm
matrimonial jar, or jam, and those who The
i agent filled the blank as requested and
The Coburn pike company elected returned the paper to
the following officers : President, An-|
drew Harter : J. C. F. Motz, secretary ; |
Directors, 8. M. Campbell. B. F. HE
ghard, And. Harter ; J. 4.
| F. Motz.
P.
t is report
. 1 | | : : | the secretary wrote thereon, “31 ‘ 1:
A glimpse will con- | desire to get out of the meshes of an | succeed in capturing bruin, aver our abbreviated list:
i
ladies’ Carpet Slippers
the §
vel Blippers..,
vince U { unhappy alliance will just know how | secretary.
Our Eleventh Semi-Annual
Clearance Sale Is Now in Progress
And si bargains placed on
Ladies’ Ve
was to even up differences. Fifty cents | jefore the policy was issued the barn
| and a division of a wheelbarrow load | was burned. The company refused to
| pay the insurance and proceedings
the
of furniture is all the stock required, |
and divoree courts may as well be set manager, | were instituted to recover “Are,
tal { The jury rendered a ver favor of
serial x i i .
| : YI § hiant Spring yo 4 tif which ve
tor: every dav pd LY Long, merchant at Spring | the plaintiff, which o's Rosia Leather
ers ¢gvery aay. L nwens : . aarndli 1 : ;
" : To the Grangers | Mills, | a candi- | affirmed, subject to :
: Overgaiters
1 egging, COM
filed a
point
. Necretary state board of | date for county treasurer, and the Re { law. Last week
rh
De-
gO
| publicans might go farther and not do | lengthy opinion o rved
and |
111 | near «i
alliances, | YA 20
ie
il
granges,
pomona
oes not well, of law, in whicl the
: y i 11 i xr ¥ % cb *
1 clubs, agricultural and horticul- Mills, 18 | money mus pair of
lav in the vear.
(i. R. RSPIGELMYER,
SHEM SPIGELMYER, Jr.
Jellefonte, Pa.
CE CURTAINS
assortment
Yr
alist
hand, and as
18 approaching
be in need of
\y profit, when
wholesale
at
iful patterns.
PILLOWS
ER,
Bellefonte.
W.T. MEY
Secure Good Men.
lect i
elect]
ons take place dp
It is important
sound judgment be
ie municipal offices,
’
Ith, next.
+1
ful selection means much to
vers. The Democratic cau-
all probability be held on
week, 25th, and
an Dauberman will likely is
e
Saturday evening a
Chair
Cali In
ste a a few days.
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Five X's,
On Monday last five ex-county com-
missioners happened to be in our town
without any previous understanding,
namly, H. C. Campbell, of Ferguson ;
George Swab, of Harris; John Wolf,
of Miles : Samuel Gramley, of Miles,
and Col. And. Gregg, of Potter. These
five X's, to their honor and credit be it
said. were X-cellent officials, true and
faithful to the county.
FL —
sppointed Chairman,
} ler, Esq., chairman of
the County Convention,
has appointed John Dauberman, Jr.
chairman of Centre Hall borough. No
mistake has been made in this appoint-
ment. In the township George H.
Emerick and James B. Spangler will
er the interests of the party.
ps Af tl
= pa
ng
$
Democrat ic
look aft
Must Close on Sundays.
A resolution was passed at the last
meeting of Bellefonte council, instruct-
ing the burgess to enforce the Sunday
closing law, and see that merchants,
who have been doing business on that
day, be stopped.
it bata
A Big "Un.
Last week John Davidson, of near
Linden Hall, killed a calf, old from
last May, which dressed 334 pounds,
good weight. This isa big "un, and
Harry Swabb who did the job, says it
is all straight.
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Clothing at Sacrifice Prices,
A full supply of men’s and boys’ clo-
thing at sacrifice prices, on account of
sheriffs sale, at the old Philadelphia
Branch. Never a chance like it for
bargains in or out of Bellefonte, like at
the old Lewins stand.
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A Prominent Minister,
Elder William Howe, one of the
most prominent ministers of the Dun-
kard brethren in Central Pennsylva-
nia, died at his bome in Maitland,
Mifflin county, aged over 70 years.
Pomonn sirange.
Centre County Pomona Grange, No.
13, will meet in the hall of Bald Eagle
Grange, Milesbarg, on Tuesday, Jan-
uary 21st, 1596, at 10 o'clock.
cident the visit of this Florida Rolling
Exposition to this town,
price of 10 cents
a nominal
children 5 cents, will
be charged on entering the car.
And that car will exhibit in
Hall, Thursday, January 23,
Coburn Wed-
to 9. p.
on siding
near Pa. depot, and at
nesday Jan.
5)
from 9 a. m,
a A Gp nl
Home Wedding
On New Year's evening eighty-sev
en invited
home of Mr. 1. 8.
township, to witness the mar age
his daughter, Lizzie C., to Mr,
N. Womelsdorf. They were u
marriage by Rev. W. N. Wal
Williamsport, assisted by Rev.
After
ample justice to a sumptuous collation,
assembled at the
Frain, in
gests
King, of Jersey shore,
the newly wedded pair departed on an
extended tour to eastern cities.
One of the pleasing incidents of the
evening was the taking advantage
leap year privileges by a young lad;
to
promptly accepted.
propose to a young man hi
Had Yo Congregation,
~lior-
Last Sunday afternoon, Rev,
tiss, pastor of the Evangelical ehu
in Penns and Brush valleys, desire
hold services in the church here,
had
hour. Either owing to
generally known or not having
sympathizers in Centre Hall
side in the church fight, i
announced two o'clock
dience, and not one turned out t
him. The Esherites
possession of the edifice, but not or
adherent in the Rev.
Goodling with his entire Wi
ship inthe Metl
now have f
congregation.
flock,
sadist otftrrely,
i IR
Better Let Well Enough Alone,
There is a talk of dividing the ho
into 100 minutes and the
This make
new minutes three-fifths the old
the new second a little more than one
third the length of the old one. The
object is to express time by the
it
minutes int
100 seconds. would thie
and
happen, as the change would give a
great annoyance in bringing it into ef-
fect. It is not likely that our
dergo any decided change during the
lives of the present generation.
Be
Confessed His Crime,
At a prayer meeting at South’ Pasa-
dena, Cal., Charles Crawford arose un-
er. He then announced he Al-
bert Deffendorfer, son
was
of
bi |
Pennsylvania. He went to Los
geles and gave himself up to the sher-
iff.
A —
Killed by a Tree
The Journal says a fatal accident be-
fell Edward Treaster, on New Year's
morning. He and another man star-
ted out early to eut props on Duncan's
lumber job. The first tree they cut
lodged. In working to get it down it
suddenly gave way and fell on Trens-
ter. His skull was fractured and he
died from the injury on the following
day.
Eo
Sualcide at Tyrone,
A leading business man of Tyrone,
W. B. Stewart, left his place of busi-
clerk he was going to dinner. At 3
o'clock his body was discovered in
the Elk's clgb room with a bullet
wound in hi« forebead. He had com-
mitted suicide because of ill-health, as
he said in a note which he left. He
was 45 years of age and a widower,
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Sheriff Sale of Clothing.
A full line of all kinds of ready-made
clothing, for men and boys, must be
sold at once, on account of sherifi”s
sale, at the Philadelphia Branch, Belle
foute, Hurry up, if you want a bar-
gain,
Mat Close.
Judge Mayes, of Clinton county, has
jssued an order Mirecting all hotels and
saloons to close aot later than eleven
o'clock p. ju :
send delegates
tural organizations to
» 1 annual meeting of the
He
h session will t
v hi
urg January
On the Florida Excursion
orman to a full tern
cormal free of
er swrrectly count
Robert 1
f Bellef:
i" {
iunter and W. G.
nite
a
leve Dinges Promoted,
recent death of J.
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Lil
Ciwil
Woodcock,
North
Insurance ©
4 ’
general agent of the
Mutual Life
i pany,
| (ley w of Willia
has been appointed general agen
| the
an Dingess, no
Sp
i
for Northern Centra
He i
£ ampany
+1 $e 3 wvds }
Pennsylvania. 8 a thoroughly
:
fie
every way worthy of t appointment,
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ve Election.
re the off
5. of Madison
ing six months : Postehief,
(i. BR. Miller : Noble chief, J. N.
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f
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AT
HOETS Of
fad
MITE
x
\
ison t ]
for the ensu
astle,
Hermit,
A.
oseph Bierly ; Venerable
i.
{J
| H. Roush ; Master of Records,
|
{| Wolfe; Keeper of Exchequer,
{ Spayde ; Bir Herald, J. B. Hazel.
An Ancient Shooting Iron.
{ Andrew Harter, of Coburn, has a
| flint-lock rifle which has an interesting
history. It is 116 years old, was the
property of Melcher Schreckengast of
Sugar valley, and with it were killed
167 deer, 76 bears and one panther. It
is remarkably well preserved consider-
ing its age.
nisms sf
Will Hold Communioa,
Rev. Eisenberg will administer the
Lord’s Supper at this place next Sun-
day morning at ten o'clock. Prepara-
tory service Saturday afternoon at two
o'clock. He will also hold evening
services, beginning on Wednesday
evening of this week.
aac i. waco
At Sheriff Sale Prices.
All goods formerly in the Philadel
phia Branch store, clothing to suit
men and boys of all ages and sizes, at
sacrifice prices, a big supply and must
be sold. Now for real bargains.
For Recorder,
One of Penn township's live Demo-
erats, A. R. Alexander, snnonnces
himself as a candidate for Recorder,
for which he possesses the qualifica-
tions.
i
the epub-
{
i
y * many |
nice COTE PRL
Brant |
at the
there is
denoee
licans
postmaster under
and Jacob 8. B
There
Harrison,
ial traveler. will
mndidates
pext administration may
then there will be a lot of
wind for
g two vears ahead o This
just beats the dick |
butt ror love 114 f
jhurgers ciean ous oi
{f time.
or office
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Married Last Thursday,
at twelve o'clock,
P §
Ol
weeney,
wt Thursday
noon, Miss Maggie E. Faust,
ters Mills, and Mr. Willis
of Centre Hill, united
| riage at the home of the brides’ moth-
er, Mrs at Potters Mills, |
[he ceremony was performed by Rev. |
RW. Only
tives and most intimate friends of the
bride and groom were present. The |
bride received many handsome pres- i
i. Of
RIT
mar-
wore in
Har
sarah Faust,
Iilingworth. the rela- |
=~
i
ents,
A Wild Engine. i
On Saturday evening a locomotive
from a freight train at |
| Snow Shoe Intersection, on the Bald |
| Eagle BR. R., and started down the
track under full head of steam towards
Lock Haven, without engineer or fire
man aboard, The track was cleared,
and efforts were made to ditch the fly-
ing engine by piling ties on the track,
but it swept the obstructions aside and
kept on course until near Mt. Ya-
gle, wher: 1+ was captured. No ove
was hurt.
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New Musie Book,
We have received a copy of Bierly's
new music book, “School Songs for
Public and Private Bchools, Acade-
mies and Social Circles,” and find it
admirably fills the bill for all expressed
in the title, Alfred Bierly, Chicago,
publisher.
| broke loose
A A AAS
Killed a Fox.
Charles Arney is promoting himself
as a hunter ; from killing rabbits and
squirrels, he advenced by Xiiling a fox
the other day. Keep on, Chatley, un-
til you get up to elephants, the largest
of all game.
Rev, Reariek's Appointments
Sunday, January 19, Centre Hall at
10 a. m. ; at St. Johns at 7 p. m. ; Cross
Clinton J
ND FOR SALS
overgalters,
Mingle's Shoe Store, - Bellefonte.
real Before Stock ~~
Taking Sale !
x wave an
wt ( anton, aiwavs sold
[2 & ‘ .
4 xr
PFoday it
wholesale,
ie a great
Browni
id HOW]
# 114s
Not quite &
3
a
HNenees
+
wong.
10¢,
’ and
1. I
i M wl
room
RE.
PENN.
GARMAN'S STO
BELLEFONTE,
AEM EE
MID -
Now is the Time,
Now You Can Buy
giving vou
dollar.
All Woolen Hosiery and Gloves
sold at just one-third oft regular
prices.
Table Linens a!
third off regular prices.
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Ladies’ and Misses
Coats and Wraps.
All Coats that were sold at $1b
to $25, all now go at §10,
1 aa: $l
olar possible of
i
r d
nd Winter Goods must be mov-
ii store to give to our
way
Lines. Cost or value not con-
All Coats formerly sold at $12,
now go at 7.50, a .
All £10 Coats now at 86. =
All 87.50 Coats now go at $4. ag
| Choice of any Child's Coat [in
‘the house now at §2. There are
Joe £8 and £10 Coats now in this
dot.
i i
We have about 180 Overcoats on
‘hand yet. We will guarantee to
| discount any prices named to you
in any other store, at least 25 per
cent. If you need an Owercoat
come and see us before you buy.
KATZ
church at 2p. m.
Bellefonte,
& CO,