MS EV sep
NEWS OF COURT,
Sentences Imposed Upon the Guilty— New
Cases
The latter part of week was
taken up by the trial of the negro, De-
lige, an account of which appears in
another column, A motion was grant.
ed for a new trial of the negro.
Commonwealth vs, Edgar Lutz, in-
dicted, first count, desertion and non
support of wife ;
tion of child and non support,
cutrix Gertrude Lutz
This case is from Walker towns! ip,
and these two young people were mar-
ried October 31, 1901. Terms of settle-
ment were agreed upon thie
parties whereby the defendant pled
guilty, sentence to be suspended until
pending
Inst
second count, deser-
Prose
between
April session, the earrying
out of the other terms of the agreement
Commonwealth ve, Wm. Colpetzer,
indicted first
fog fire arms ;
concealed deadly weapons,
Wm. Wellers. This case ia from Ben.
ner twp. Verdict of guilty on the
second count.
Judge Meat
Nittany Valley Railroad Company vs
the Nittany Company, which
was continued Monday and
Court Monday morning,
with the Hon. Ellis L. the
bench, and the following persons were
called for sentence: WwW. Gill,
charged with surety of the peace, and
heard by the court some time ago, was
sentenced to pay the costs and enter
into recognizance in the sum of $00 to
keep the peace against the prosecutor,
Wm. Colpetzer, convicted of ecarry-
weapons ;
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count, wantonly point.
second count, carrying
prosecutor
lure heard the cage of the
Iron
Tuesday
convened
Urvis on
(igo.
sel.
Argu-
of costs,
ing concealed deadly
tence suspended until March
ment Court upon payment
Clyde McGinley, sentenced to pay a
fine of §15.00 and costs of prosecution,
Bteve Bihara, convicted of
sentenced to pay costs of prosecution,
$1.00 fine and threes in the
county jail.
These Commonwealth
disposed of as follows during las
Wm. A. Wellers
and battery,
larceny ;
months
CASES Wer:
z last week;
Commonwealth vs
with asssuit
Wm. (
nored and prosecutor
Common ~ealth ve. Robert White-
head, George I... Whitehead, and C.
W. Martin, charged with unlawful re-
moval of coal, prosecutor, Jas, R. Som-
erville ;
Commonwealth vs, John Duck and
Andrew Basalla, charged with larceny,
prosecutrix, Lizzie Lusnak ; nal. pros
Common weaith v Hoover
and Jefl Moore, Joseph
Barrier ; snd Commonwealth va. Jef!
Moore, Hoover
and Joseph Gill ; both
cases being violation of the game laws
Both appeals were j hed
The following cases on
list were disposed of :
Anna Bell Dyke vs, J.
settled,
Mary Walker v
continued o
terial
Christian Hes
and Wu Ve
Mrs. (|
CA=, execute
testament
verdict in
704.14
A. BT
Catherine Ik.
of Wm. P
deceased ; verdict in
for $635 83, s
sion of $25 00.
Bame vas
trix of ete, of Hi
and Catherine KE.
Wm. P. Lucas,
favor of plaintiff for $675
Monday afternoon the first
taken up was that of J. B. Kern
Frank Auman, being a trespass case
from Penn township. Verdiet in fav-
or of the plaintiff for $20
charged
prosecutor, ‘olpetzer ; bill
t
LO pay costs
settled,
Grant
prosecutor,
prosecu Richard
t¢
We,
ge in
the charg
week's
th .
Lilis
C. Harper,
Wilhess
Womsr
Lu
Una
of Wm. P. 1a
BV O1 of
ms Va Lerine Lu
iX, FF Lie wil ana
decessed
'
the plaintift for
executors, vs.
of ete,
, ate of Howard boro,
fav
WME execulrix
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or of plaiotif]
sttorney’s commis-
Rebecea Lucas, administra.
1 Licas, deceased,
Lucas, of
deceancd in
execulrix
verdict
Cane
Ve.
Spring Mills.
Mrs. Duncan Runkle, with her two
children, is visiting her mother, Mra,
Mary Stover. This was Mrs. Runkle’s
home, up until the last few years dure
ing which time they have been living
in Shamokin.
This being the end of the first se
mester at Stale College, Wm. Allison
and friend Mr. Foster, and Bruce
Gramley, all students at the college,
spent several days visiting the folks at
home.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Gramley, of Re
bersburg, spent Friday and Saturday
at the home of T. M. Gramlicy.
Charles Grenoble, accompanied by
his sister, Miss Maggie, and Miss Jes
sie Beaver, sil of Yeagertown, spent
Bunday visiting friends here,
Miss Byrd Stover, of Rebersburg,
spent several days lsat week at the
home of her sister, Mrs, John Meyer,
Miss Mabel Allison and brother
Frank are spending this week at Cer -
tre Hall with their aunt, Mm, J. F.
Alexander,
Mr. and Mre. T. W. Walker, of Re-
bersburg, spent Tuesday st the home
of T. M. Gramley,
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Death at Millhelm,
Jacob Alters died at Millhelm, Fri.
day of Jast week. He is survived by
a widow and the following ehildren :
Mrs. Edward Ketner, Bt, Joe, Michi-
gan ; Mrs, Wallace Kerstetter, Milroy ;
Mrs. Bailie Bellman, Milibeim ; Her-
man, Lock Haven; Oliver, Greens
san.
LOUALS,
Tuesday
Mra. H. B. Hering, of Spring Milla
Bhe doea not improve very rapidly.
I'he little son of Mr, and Mrs, Jame
Goodhart, at Centre Hill, haa been
of bronchitis, but is improving
Frank M,
Penn Hall, were guests of the latter's
father, James A. Keller, Wednesday,
The aince last
day high
winter I'he thermometer
from 29 to 50,
Mr. and Mrs, Fisher, of
temperature
has been very for mid-
Mrs, Lizzie Jacobs, who for the past
few weeks has been quite ill, had im
Wednesday
was obliged to take her bed again.
proved considerably, but
John G. Emerick is seriously ill at
Wallaceton, Clearfield county, having
received a paralytic stroke within the
Mrs. went
to Wallaceton to wait on her husband.
past two weeks Emerick
E. Clayton Wagner is the guest of
nd Mrs. A. E. Ker-
lin, and Saturday will go to Miflip-
burg to visit Wag-
the family of Mr
his brother, James
ner, station agent at that place
Miss | Duck, « Louis,
Mo. ; Mra. Blanche Philips, of New
York ; Elcana Duck, of Marshalltow: :
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Mrs. M. B. Duck, at Spring Mills, las
Thursday.
L
Miss Lola Btrohm, of
went to Pp
Morning
LUiladelphia
he will take
the
, Where
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a8 a trimmer in wholesale
She has had considerable
8s a trimmer, having been in
New
an
UH
tablishment in York
some Lime,
George Black, of Pleasant
Westmoreland cot
nd stone, is the guest of |
of Rev, Daniel Gress,
in this g
Wiie i
Mr. Black does an extensive
per | fished
grades,
reival J. LL
is east to,
numoer of §
but five T= ago he
aud engaed in
til | Deacamber
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Pars
Lies
Lit
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the g (ini
ness un-
aul two
ago he taught sehio tra
samuel 8 Hazel Doad,
AI S. Haze
lent of Bell
years foreman at the Watchman «
died Friday ever
th
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lI, » well known
, and for eight
ing, Javuary 28
home h
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© Ik
at
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parents at
of h death
in
t August he
oiled i marrisge to Misd
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James A
Pwo children,
this
Oue son died about six years ago,
gaughier Lt,
‘ will Fo %s
formerly of Centre Hall
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Carrie sud Grace, survive union,
Agents Change Looations
J. Drecse,
railroad
of
re
rvin for a number
years
signed his position
Lemont,
Philip Bradford,
the present sgent at Linden Hall, snd
a good all ‘round railroad man, has
been appointed to succeed Mr, Dreese,
Mr. Bradford will
Linden Hall by Jacob C. Lee, now in
the railroad service at Milton. He is
a native of the south side of Potter
township, and bears an excellent repu-
tation in railroad circles,
agent st
be followed at
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Crystal Bpring Hebekah Lod
Crystal Spring Rebekah Lodge, No.
25, was instituted in Bellefonte Tues.
day, by District Deputy President
Miss Roxanna B. Brisbin, under the
order of the Grand Master. There were
sbout seventy-five charter members
The degree stafl of the Lady of the
Valley Rebekah Lodge, of this place,
assisted in confirming the degree in
the evening. About twenty of the
local lodge witnessed the ceremony.
AA
Millheim,
Mra. Hattie T, Btover was in Centre
Hall for a week visiting Mr. and Mrs,
F. P. Geary.
The Modern Woodmen held a
“smoker” in their ball Friday evening,
Mr. Bhelton entaiued them for some
time with his new talking machine.
Mra. EE. W. Mauck returned from an
extended visit to her parents apd
many friends al Shamokin and other
points,
Samuel Ripka Is on tha sick let,
having been confined to the house for
several days,
H. N. Meyer, agent for the Penn
Mutual Life [osuranee (Co, was ealled
to Lewisburg on business, a few days
Clyde Hartman recently purchased
some fancy pigeons which he expects
to fly from Philadelphia, Savannah
and Toronto,
* J. Bpligelmyer recently purchased the
western half of the Stoner lot, adjoin.
ing the Musser house, and intends to
enlarge the rooms, and by spring move
his eutire stock and the post office to
that place. The price paid was $1000,
F, O, Hosterman a trip to
burg ; Windom, address unknown,
Bnow Bhoe last week, in search of a
conch horse,
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Mr. Weber Much Improved,
The most encouraging reports are re-
ceived from the University of Penn-
Hospital, Philad.,
{ last Friday, John H. Weber, of this
place, underwent a most serious opera-
{ thon for of the bowels. Dr.
| Martin operating surgeon,
| An the left
syivania
Hider
was the
incision was made above
I
i hip, and the nleerat ed
{ intestines moved
i Of f
{ which indi
| Martin
requir
Dr.
condition
len its extensiveness.
Weber's
Monday was remarkably good, and re
Mr
[ porta since then have been similar.
| Mre. Weber and Miss Bessie Weber
patient to the
| hoepital. The former will remain there
| for the present, but the latter expects
urn t
to rely
| saccompsnied the
» Centre Hall in a few days,
mila
Stuart to be He-appoluted,
Con
Mie
winan Dresser has recom-
Jolin W, Btuart to be
Rppoiu edd Mii
r
man " ai to
af
Lie lation of the Congress-
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main red a
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SHIRTINGS
PERCALES
CALICOES
MUSLINS
SHEETINGS
PILLOW-CASING
TOWELING, Curtain
Goods, Cootton Goods,
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wange for goods, Come
and see before buying
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SPRING MILLS, PA.
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Siok Headache,
Phis distressing ailment results from
a disordered condi ion of the stomach
Ail that is necded to effect a cure js a
dose gor two of Chamberiain’s Stomach
and Liver Tablets In fact, the attack
may ve warded off or greatly lessened
in severity, hy taking a dose of these
Fates um sori ne the first symptom of
in mitack appears, Bald hy °, WwW,
dearig, Poweevville: BF. A, Carn,
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THE CENTRE HALL SuppLy Co.
WM. F. COLYER, Manager.
WANTED-WANTED-WANTED
You want the highest market prices for your poultry,
apples, potatoes, onions, do you not ?
We are paying the following prices
APPLES, per bu.
POTATOES
ONIONS
CHICKENS, per 1b
DUCKS,
75 cents
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Pills for crossness ? Certainly. They remove the cause
-~the crossness vanishes. A sluggish liver poisons
the blood, spoils the temper. Keep your liver active
and your bowels regular, Have a clear brain, a brave
iaeart, a Jopetul outlook. One of Ayer's Pills at bedtime.
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BPS AUER BE RRR
BESSTEERESES
75 years now comes also in a
Convenient to carry with you. Don't
be without it. Ask your druggist,
1900 ALMANAC FREE. Write to lw, D0, Jayne &