The Centre Bemocrat, Tharsdav Morning, May 27, 1886. . Local Editor and GRO. P. BIBLE, {Eons Manager QemassronnsNce. containing important news, solic od from any part of the county, No communications mewscted anlen accompanied by the real name of the Local Department. —Norick — No papers will be stopped meless subscription 18 paid in full, ex cept at the option of the publishers. —Spring Mills has an orchestra. —D. H, Burwell the boy orator is at the Rink this week, One by one the anarchists are be, img consigned to the dungeon cell. Wantep. —10.000 pounds of wool, at Lyon & Co's, store, —Tue storm on Monday evening was the heaviest we have had this season. TheW. C. T. 1. tion is in session in this place to-day. lellefonte, Pa. county conven- Miss Effie Straub, of Altoona, former: ly & resident of this place, is now v iit ing relatives in town, —The little boy has been anxiously looking for the circus, If it don’t soon come the big boy will get uneasy. Jack Newson of Howard, the geni, al landlord of that place looked in uj oa his Bellefonte, friends on Tuesday. - Jack Dale , viewed the per mance on’ Tu I y 28 gal parquet, d the scenes." se fun old child of Mr. place, 100k | at 10 o'clock, General Wm. H, on Wednesday t berson the v { i to We { Point The ui still get the them, at the will these inf just dues ? The ladies church, w strawberry ! urday eveni room of the chur Sait was br ter Springs, S for selling ( l¢ dants had to | coils of prosecu t —{ Jue day last w ductor on th Bellefonte & his arm caugh und cousidera —Candidates third, fourth after their int county will look the county when — Register, flying wi week, and retu aw ever, de porter get an inter —Mr. Ed. N Mountam Hous well-known tra Shoe branch, We trust it may be —Good substantia now surround the yard, and the one thr part of the ya improved. TI on improvem en —John E. Dul ed to the great about to marry able George A signed his | come the legal mar business, -M Lia Inte Robt. G extand her tha friends who her, durin sad for the att fested toward |} their great | 8S. Durbin rived in town They have been Mr. Gray's rel snes returning Gray has slowly and it is bh permanent y seige of sickn The closin ed school were | ares said to have | Their recitation indeed oe in 1) of any of th evidence of in which ever conducted rel teacher WM wall pleased bie terms of th those who des the Mills b mag very b cited some « Raseitation Hosa Potte Mali very good, aan, RilOTY | have say about ice cream in their new ad, on 4th page. -Read what Jacobs Bros, —Charley, son Millheim, accidently fell down stairs and broke his left arm near the elbow: ~Mrs, John R. Bartruff is improving her property on Bishop street, by tho ad- dition of two new verandas, new shutters, aod a fresh coat of paint. —A daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John N. Dunkle, on Bishop street, died on Monday evening and was buried on Tuesday. The little one wae born Sat: urday morning. —Don't worry yourself over your hot cook stove, during the approaching warm weather, but get a vapor stove at McFarlands in Bellefonte, It will your cooking without heating up the do house, —S. A. Stover, proprietor of the Belle. fonte Marble Works, and Jno. Musser of hardware fame, spent several days in Philadelphia last week. The latter to view the sights of the the city, the for mer to purchase a new supply of marble granite, ete. The the College on Friday evening, was attend entertainment at State ed by a large and arppreciative audience The “White produced in Be well, Pilgrim" may near fu- llefonte in the ture, by the same parties —A farmer of he does not think er 600 bushel Benner township that there w of wheat to of Jacob Alter, of | love affairs, was personated | ba Aan vd the performers acquitted themselves | . and t I | } | whose be | to Cupid's darts as | The Comedy, ~ Despite the disagreeable weather on Monday night, Humes Hall was well filled with an audience entirely en rap- port with the [parties giving the enter tainment. ‘‘A lesson of Love,” a soei- ety drama full of pleasing situations and some not so pleasing, especially for the lover and lovers who were frequently foiled in gaining the ohject of their The character of Mrs, Suth- erland, a charming sand highly eduoat- od widow-—was most admirably taken by Miss Kate Jackson, Her and style was natural and and her articulation choice, manne unaflected and enunciation She had the true conception of the character and display- was very distinct. ed as much talent as many actresses The man we have seen in similar roles, character of Captain Freeman, a of considerable knowledge of the world, but very little practical experience in by manner, Harry Keller in a most delightful Captain Freeman was trying to love to Miss Edith Leslie, Mies May Barrett, in a (assumed by plea niece of Winter very manner) the charming Winterbury., Miss Anastasia elderly maiden of forty, heart was as usceptible that of her niece, cially well tuken by Miss Anna Was espe Orvis, She was quite ge, spoke her lines in 1} , ina rougn make | | an unknown detective | ) { hard for the { which ffere { burn or may the | ~=A second fiendish attempt to burn the Houserville woolen factory was made on last Saturday night, A light was seen in dim mid might and Mr, Keller and three others the faetory at went in the direction of the factory, when the light disappeared. They then thought that it was only the reflection of light from the house and did not in- vestigate the matter any further. BSun- day morning they entered the factory and found to their surprise that their suspicions were well founded, A fire had been built near the door which was immediately smothered when heard Mr, Keller and his men down to the factory, they coming There are many rumors afloat as to who the culprit is or are, but these are circulated by mali cious parties who may be called upon to prove what they ure so freely circulating The rumors afloat were not started by the owners of the factory for they are the the guilty parties are. entirely in dark ss to who I'he factory will be closely guarded and nightly watched by who is working | for viction of the parties burn or have mental | wing the » yao memorial services in Orders for Memorial Day, Heavquanrens Greoo Posr, 95, Durarrunst or Po. 8. A, R. BeLreroxte, May 24 1556 J Gexeran Orpen, No. 1, The 30th day of May brings Memoria) day, and as it falls ‘on Bunday, Satur- day 20, will be observed by Gregg Post No. 95, G. A. R., in the following man- ner: I. All comrades who can do so, wily assemble at the Post room on Baturdey morning, 20th inst, at 9 o'clock, to assist the committee in placing markers upon the graves of soldiers buried in the cemetries within Bellefonte, the Borough of Il. Comrades will reassemble st Post room in full uniform and white gloves at 2 o'clock p. m. same day, tory to forming a parade and completing Union Cemetery, 111, been invited and are « xpected to I'he follow Dg organizations have lake Logan Hose "nn DOY 8 ranch, 1. prepara- | { doughter of | Wolf of Oak Hall TUBSEYVILLE. Mr. John Clyer moved from this | place to Centre Hill last Wednesday, Mr. John Wagner put a new roof on his barn last week, Messrs, B. D. Gettig and 8, H. Ditzell were Lo church at Fgg Hill on Sunday afternoon. There appears to be some attraction there, Wm. Cyler, our enterprising saw-mill. er, lost a valuable horse last week, Jacob Wagner, Sr., is quits helpless, Mr. Wagner will be 83 August, years old in Rev. J. M. King preached a very in- the church on Sunday. Text the coming of Christ, Mr. William build a new barn. teresting sermon in Evangelical lishel is preparing to Visitors here this week + Miss Annie Dale of Houserville, Mr. and Mrs, Geo Garbrick of Penn Hall, David Geiss 1 Centre Hall and Henry Krumrine, of Spring hrough here last week | f the | does lial has v most grateful
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