/ ADDITIONAL LOCALS. LIST OF GRAND JURORS DRAWN PORTHE FOURTH MONDAY OF JANUARY i 1880 cinas Moore Farmer, Taylor twp Ehondore Lucas Farmer, Siow Shoe Daniel Irwin Farmer, Ker guson twp : H Aeck Farmer, Walker twp I Pealer Merchant' Gregg twp Joseph Tressier Farmer, Spring twp Jahn Kitehen Clerk, Filifabicg bore Fred Heckman Teacher, Gregg, dacob i Leathers Farmer, Howard boro Patrick Gleason Miner, Snow Shoe loseph Ross Farmer, Spring twp Reuben Kreamer Gentleman, Miles twp CT Freyberger Merchant, Philipsburg boro Austin Eckley Clerk, Snow Shoe twp A J Walizer Carpenter, Howard twp Jacob F Kern Carriage builder, Howard Lwp Joel Struble Farmer, Walker twp John Boyer Laborer, Philipsburg boro Jerry Eckenroth Carpenter, Spring twp Win Scholl Farmer, Haines twp Henry © Rothrock Teacher Benner twp Abram Lukenbach Miller, Bellefont boro O P Wilson Laborer, Walker twp Henry Armagast Farmer, Benner twp TRAVERSE JURORS DRAWN FOR THE FOURTH MONDAY OF JANUARY 1880, Emanuel Pletcher, Carpenter, Howard twp ‘mT Sehenck, Farmer. Boggs twp Win Schenck, Farmer, Bogs twp Jacob Klett, Laborer, Phi ipshurg Samuel Y Lucas, Farmer, Snow Shoe Wm Kline, Laborer, Huston twp Frank A Foreman, Farmer, Potter tw p Theodore 8 Christ, Farmer, College twp Robert Musser, Farmer, Gregg tw p Thomas E Fleming, Laborer, snow Shoe dames Dumbleton, Miner, Rush twp W A Kerr, Farmer, Potter twp G W Ganoe, Clerk, Philipsburg John Knarr, Farmer, Curtin twp , George Rap, Farmer, Spring twp Ira Marshall, Farmer, Benner twp Charles Garner, Laborer, Bellefonte 4 Dorsey Green, Farmer, Patton twp Goo S Keller, Manufacturer, College tw p Jacob Bottorff, Farmer, College twp M S Graham, Barber, Bellefonte J C Rankin, Farmer, Snow Shoe Emanuel Bower, Farmer, Haines twp John Sheeler, Laborer, Benner tw p fab € Keere, Farmer, Union twp ! Henry Corman, Farmer, Miles tw Pp ‘in Singer, Merchant, Liberty twp Cornelius Stover, Teacher, Miles tw Pp Michael Corman, Jr Farmer, Walker tw p B I Shaffer, Farmer, Walker twp Henry Vaughn, Farmer, Rush twp Thomas Eckenroth, Farmer, Union twp Jonathan Sehenck, Justice, Howard tw p Jerry Shreffer, Tallor, Potter twp Simon Hockenberry, Engineer, Spring twp Jessie Fredericks, Carpenter, Union twp John Weaver, Farmer, Spring twp Peter Shultz, Gentleman, College tw p E G Vanpelt, Foundryman, Centre Hall boro Marshall Cox, Laborer, Boggs twp Thomas Adams, Farmer, Boges twp W C Miller, Teacher, Unionville boro Wm Elder, Laborer, Ferguson tw p Alfred Jones, Merchant, Philipsburg Lather Miller, Laborer, Ferguson twp Fred Sensor, Farmer, Union twp Samuel 8 Kline, Morehant, Howard boro Robt Meek, Farr 1 J W Carlin, Justice. Miles twp 8S H Williams, Painter, Bellefonte W J Harter, Carpenter, Liber twp Joseph B Miller, Farmer, Spring tw Pp A C Weston, Sawyer, Worth twp Miles Poorman. Laborer, B gs twp Rev A J Felton, Mini or. Phil whiurg Thomas Motz, Laborer, Haines twp Joseph Strouse, Farme rf, College twp John © Harper, Laborer, Potter twp TRAVERSE JURRORS DRAWN FOR THY MONDAY OF FEBRUARY. 1850 Jacob Keller Blacksmith, Miles tw p T B Jamison Carpenter, (Frege twp A 8 Williams Farmer, Worth twp Isaac Dawson Laborer, Spring twp John A Hull Manufaturer. Rush tw p Caleb H Gephart Farmer, Patton twp Joseph B Kunes Farmer, Liberty tw P Jahn MeCool Parmer, Gregg twp Elmer Besides Farmer, Boggs twp James MeClintie Farmer, Gregg twp Wm Decker Farmer, Walker twp W P Duncan Banker, Philipsburg, Jerry Sankey Merchant . Henry Etters Farmer, ( James F Weaver 3 Joseph Fox Carpenter, Bellefonte 8S W Zeigier Farmer. Miles twp W A Ishier Carpenter. Potter twp Jolin A Whitehill Tailor, Be twp James Kimport Fa GL Goodhart Farms EJ Osmer Laborar, Spe Wm Sagers Labore An Wr W A Tobias Gentleman, M Win Hoshand Farmer, U's Charles Musser Farmer Wim Vonada Fa Frank CC Fila iereh Gea B Haines Pars F Potts Green Dy : John Harpster Farmer, We Robert Cole Carpenter, Be Henry Boozer Gentleman Adam Krumrine Farmer, ¥ ANOTHER TRAGEDY, Foand Apparently Dead in the Diamond Centre county Bas her share dies and accidents of late. of trace. Followi elose on the Cassidy marder. the Bag. | ley shooting affray and other accidents it is our duty to chronicle any frightful occurrence right in our town, on the Diamond before the Cos of Justice, On? Monday evening hours of nine and ten o'clock as a man was crossing Alleghen from the Brockerhoff House to R yi bank, when half Way gcross, by glare of the street light, he saw thing lying on the crossing a fi from the curbstone, he was startled to find that 1 . . Det ween $3 4 it was He hesitated for a moment and then hastened to got help and medical ass tance. As the body was still warm it | was moved at once to the office of a physician.” When brought to the lighy they found®he was a young man of deli. cate constitution, pale features. Hight mustache and was neatly attired. The regular restoratives were administered immediately and signs of life soon ap. peared. At first he was dazed but was soon able; to answer questions which wera carefully noted down. Ie sa id he had gone several feet across Allegheny street from the bank towards the hotel when a rock or something struck him on the right leg below the knee he stag. gered for a moment and then foll in the muddy road. After making the above statement he was exhansted—and "re. lapsed. THE MYSTERY sOLV ED, the dim ome. | w feet | Upon examination | the | body of a young man apparently lifeless, | Be § Porsonal Mention, C. Dinges formerly in the insurance | business, in Bellefonte was in town on Friday and paid the DEMocrAT a visit, After a brief illness C. M. Bower, Esq, is able to be around again. Prof. Geo. P. Bible, of the Lock Ha- ven Normal destroyed by fire last week, isin town. He was absent at the tim¢ of the conflagration and says that more of his goods were stolen than burned. Wonder if Brother Furey was at the fire. Jackson Gorton of Philipsburg, crept into the DeyMocrAT office on Tuesday and made himself solid for another year, M. I. Beck of Nittany, was to busy to come and see us, but sent a substitute with the necessary--all the same. “Andy” Durst formerly of Centre Hall, but for the past nine years a resi dent or Kansas, had to drop into old Centre and see how things are getting slong, J. Lynn Harris who has been at Los Angelos, Cal, was expected to arrive at Bellefonte on Wednesday last. Adjutant General Hastings was in town again and like Matt Quay his ap- pearance created quite a stir among politicians. The General arrived on Saturday and was being button-holed constantly and wherever he went, The work of making preliminary arrange. ments for inaugural parade at Washington next March occupies most of his time ut present as it is to be one of the finest demonstrations ever witnessed at the National capitol. the | ‘BRICK *' POMEROY returned from Londou { In November, to raise all tl Atlantic Paeift 3 where he had made arrangements money required to complete the Tunnel In Colorado a i ! more atten ADS con rats publicans eome | From this the ley ction to his BRper, “ ANCE 1 i ; r, and during the 1 Demoe ing ANOUGHY aie Hely stated prophe id not be reelog fi the drit Crosse red hot re a4 Brosd POMEROY 'S AsvaNne: ahd be sure A Valuable Modioal reaties. The edi Medical Annual. kno Almanac, is now ready, and tained, free of ; general county dealers the United States { in every civili Hemisphere, fissoed regnlarly | of every f | century | est practi tion for 1889 of sterling fn as Hostetter's may be ob. arageists and all parts of « and indeed ize] portion of ths Western TI is Lina at $i cost, of has been nainencemer of N it ia 1 be i & of : 0d ntry Fy 4 L Cf Absolutely Pure, This powder virion, A marvel of purity Mronpth aod whe Leomeness More etonomical than the ordinary kinds, and ra ot be sol in com petiticn with (he saltioads of low font whort weight alum op phonplists powders, Sold only in cans ROYAL BAKING FOWDER CO. 1% Wall trae ¢ New York 10-48 _ CATARRH, Catarrhal Deafness and Hay Fever, A NEW HOME TREATMENT. Sufferers are not generally aware that these diseases are contagious, or that they are due to the presence of living parasites in the ining methane of the nose and eus tachian tubes. Mictoscople research, how ut, ha Jrcved this to be a fact and resu int & simple remedy has been for mulated w eatarrh, catarrhal deafness hereby AY * in two weeks, to A. FE he troubles should AL 3 | 18—Prrsics; Meehanies, Sound, Light. Heat, New Advertisements, Coal and Grain. B. & B.L.srown Holiday BARGAIN DRESS GOODS 15) pleces Fine French 62 inc Bh Broadeloth at 75¢.. value $1.25 to $1.50, Osmo [NEA LER. §N imme [ANTHEACITE) (01 i [BITUMINOUS] 16) pleces 52 Inch High Class American and Lmported English Suitings at 75 —— Another lot as above at $1.25, now and we have 58% fabries at You can It Is late in the closed up several lots of fine dre one-half thelr actual cost and value secure many of these exceptional Bargains by BC ANGND Grain = Kinds, writting early before the lots are all sold. “0 yds. Sik Satin Molres at hall price, 2ets doll ut Ve: elegantly sulted for fine ¥y work, trimmings, 00 yds, Sik Molre Satins Ar goods, or dresses: they come In all the faney shade also eream and black Highest Market Price Paid for Grain For Holiday Trade spec Sasori ments of st \ HE LINNEN AND SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, SILK MUFFLERS, GLOVES. UMBRELLAS, ETC., ETC. hn \ and servi Conl Yard and Grain Elevator on Race 81 t back of M'enn’a Depot fod MeGALMONT & €0., att BOGGS & BUHL, 115 to 121 FEDERAL STREET, ALLEGHEN V, PA. =} DEALERS IN | DIAMOND Linseed OIL WORKS | AGRICULTURAL ||—— || IMPLEMENTS, THOMPSON & CO, Genuine Od Pe OILCARE MEAL Ol L FOOD STOCK Th. RVG | MILCH COW BBG gua 1 Grocery. John Meese, settled Line Meal slways snd prices Nena 3 ro ’ THOMPSON & CO. wAIDEALER IN i COLLEGE | “= Dry Goods, AND Alleg he PENN'A STATE OTHER ¥ LEADING DEPARTMENTS OF STUDY Avix five and onsiant | L~AGRICULYURE CULTURAL Chpy trations on the Farm and in the Laborato ¥ Bi Notions, ISTRY : with ¢ 2~Boraxy and Homricvrrone: theoretical and practical. Students taught original study with the microscope. S-CnesisTny ; with an unusually full and thorough course in the Laboratory. 4~CIviL ENGINEERING ; very extensive field practice with best modern Instruments, Se~Hisrony : Ancient and Modern, with orig pal investigation. Bo~LADiEs' COURSE IN LITERATURE AND Sor EXCR: Two years. Ample facilities for Musie, vocal and instrumental. TeLANGUAGE AXD LITERATURE | Latin (op. tional.) French, German and English (re quired.) one or more eontinned through the entire course, BMATHEMATIONAND ASTRONOMY : pure ang applied, D-~MRECHANIC ANTS; combining shop work with study, threo years’ course | new building and equipment, 10, MBCEAR CAL ENOINERRING | theoretical and practical Groceries. . MN~MENTAL, MORAL AND POLITICAL Bermxon Constitutional Law and History, Political Economy, ote, 12~MrLrr Any Seimvex : instruction theorstical and practical, Inslnding each arm of the servien, ¥ 1 fall with ex ete, a very ooutse, : H~PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT; Two years carefully graded and thorough. : Wo, 1888; Winter New Advertisements D, HW. HANTINGS, WILBUR ¥, REBGER. HASTINGS & BREEDER: Caney w, Office on North Alleghs By mreet, Bellefonte BOOK BINDERY J. B. KUNZ, Lesse. JAB. 4, BEAVER, ANG. HM. DALE. BEAVER, GEPHART & DALE, Attorneys-at Law, Office on Allegheny street, north of Criders tiew block. i. WW, ORPNany FRAN K F. BIBLE, IAM PREPARED to doall Kinds of Plain and Faney binding at the most reasonable rates, Attorney-at Law, Office in Reynords, Bank Block, up stairs, BLANK BOOKS MADE TO ORDER, | ~ eis g TT ———— Ww F. REBER, Attorney at-Law, And Btetnograplier, Ofee InJleynolds’ Bank Block up stairs, Ww C. HEINLE, At orney-at Law in Beynolds' Bank Block. up stairs, J B. LINN, : Attorney-at-Law, And Justioe of the Peace. Office North Eas {| Corner of Diamond Bindery in Conrad House Block second floor, -E. Power's - Bush Arcade, Boot ~s» Shoe House, - Office The largest and finest stock of Boots (LEMENT DALE. Any \ Shoes and Rubbers in town. / Attorneyat-Law, Office in Criders Block High street, person can get a perfect fit and everybody can be pleased, [NO. G. LOVE, Drop in asyougo to and 8) Allorney at Law I West High street D F. FORTNEY, Attorney at from the depot and Offlee 6 examine my stock. 0 E. POWERS, BUSH ARCADE. | * B. on¥is, C. M. BOW ORVIK, BOWER BELLELONTE, FA ALOrneY High Street X mrt House, s-at-Law | Boot & Shoe [se re mms NEW te \GLER & HEWES EMPORIUM ) Brockerhoff Row, BELLEFONTE, PA, Hotels, RRO KERHOFF HOUSE. i0 Con vand High street, GOE. B. BRANDON. Lessee, Taine. =» ner Alleghe HE nd from all ¢ TARMAN HOUSE, oJ] Srect, opposite the Entirely new. New fu Electri Light, 1 BHPpToveinents, D. GARMAN Proprietor, Cont niture and all the Sig 8 oo § ai, a CUSTOM WORK TO ORDER. | . A.BEEZER & SON'S ! i i NJ MEAT MARKET | | | fot NTAIN HOUSE. EMANUEL BROWN. { Comer of Bishop and Allegheny st, WISE, | CUMMINGS Hi East Conrad House Block, Allegheny Street. : a —— Street. | | MOLUMBIA HOUSE. E, |[L P. F. KEICHLIN wIN ge hoff Row, Allegheny Nth Broad Str eet (above Arch.) PHILADELPHIA, VS NN.A. FINE CIGARS, TOBACCOS, CANDIES AND om the new City Hall, WAY passenger depot ; tion : half a bloek fi three squares GREEN GROCERIES Ter fers. 163 fre ple iphia & |} Dally in season Leave yo ror 3 y of the Mhilade NORTH WARD Drug "> Store, | PASSMORE HOUSE, Walter W Bayard, Front and Sproce Streois, DRUGS, MEDICINES, FANCY PRILIPERTRG, PA ARTICLES. PERFUMERY Good Meals and Lodging at moderat ion, stabling satiached, JAMES PASSMORE, Prog. AND CHOICE CIGARS. Mrs. ELIZABETH A. HUTTON, Proprictress. — oC ———— LIRA § TRAL HOTEL, (Opposite the Railroad § } MILESBURG, CENTRE COUNTY, PA A. A. KOHLBECKER, Proprietor, THROUGH TRAVELERE on the rallvosd will fine this Hotel an excellent place to lunch, or procure a men! a8 ALL TRAINS stop about 25 minutes. Everything Fresh 83 Prescriptions carefully Compounded IRST NATIONAL BANK. Allegheny street. EC. BUMES, INO. PF. HARRIS, President. ¢ Cashier, Will occupy the new Rank building corner of Allegheny and High streets, inside of thirly ays. North Allegheny Street, 1044-1y. Bellefonte, Pa F. REYNOLDS & C0O., i BANKERS, Banking House in Reynolds New Hiogk. gheny und High I». 8. East corner of Alle WM. F. REVNOLDS, GEO. W. JACKSON ’ President, Fir : ENTRE COUNTY BANKING COMPANY, I Su ——
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