The Centre Democrat, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 15 CHAS. R. KURTZ EDITOR WE HAVE THEM. An immense line of Ladies and Misses Coats and Wraps. Just received a new stock of the latest designs and patterns. You are invited to come and see them. At the rime Lit " 11 1 1 § : war) fall KIS of dress goo LYON & CO. LOCAL DEPARTMENT. moving this week, which ike Bi pect to mq C. M. Jr., returned Lebanon, Pa. sions of synod ~Judge Furst is home and i 1 that he is not at all pleased with the of #1 ion Le A880 il ates who reversed enjoying ti held in the Y, ) Allegheny street, West i carriage shop. ~Mr. and Mrs. Atlantic City, sp visiting relatiy Hublersburg. home was at samuel Walkey, of nt the past three weeks es in this vicinity and Mrs. Walkey's former Bellefonte vdvocate, of male per mn, is one addition i remarkable been effected by of the recent A number of laimed, h Ave fonte fonte | a very paper. —Wm county, I. Swoope, Esq., of formeriy of Bellefonte, cluded to turn hi ure platf ) He has two lectures, “Men and Women i and “The Pasdions in Shakespeare.” Mr, and Mrs. Daniel C. Grove, of Marion township, left on Tuesday for World's Fair, They expect to vis. it relatives in Illinois before returing where Mrs, Grove has a brother she has not seen for forty years, he ~A force of about sixty men, with | horses and carts, are at work grading in the vicinit to prepare railroad stati the large m away and the creek filled in to make the necessary room. of the electric light station he ground for mm. About thirty feet of i 5 t the Central : De Uu imestoue hill It looks like business. ~Mr. Perry Gentzel, Henry Garbrick and Morris Furey, of Spring township, and N. J. Lmong Fair on Saturday. Before returning Mr. Gentzel will visit Lis mother who lives in Illinois, and Mr. Garbrick also Las a son living In the same state whom he will likely visit, The new distillery at Pleasant Gap, which bas been in the course of erection daring the past summer, was put in | It 15 equipped | operasion last Friday. with new appliances and it a first class product. It is Mr, Jobst Mullinger, who understands how to make a choice ars ticle. Bauer, of Bellefonte, were | those who left for the World's | BROKE JAIL TWO PRISONERS ESCAPED ON SUNDAY. Wall With » They Dug Throogh the Cell Piece of Iron Insecure Jdall-Shoald be Repaired sl Ouee morning there wi r. Oneof On Sunday BH prise in storef the hired help about the hou with the i Sherif Ishi awakened him quite early nil dm should plate fro the enti re torn out and all cells massed in the centre of the build the best Something in this | ing and erected in and most Secure manner, { must be done soon if prisoners are to safely kept. ihe Iw Recent Deaths, Eva Watson, aged 4 years and seven months died at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. B. Watson, at Cen. tral City, on Wednesday evening. Oct, 18, of mebraneous croup. On Monday of this week, Mr. Samuel well known and respected farmer living in Spring township, about of died from hemorrhages of the stomach. The nent vecurred on Thursday morn. He took last Friday. deceased was 66 years and 10 months oid, and bad never Getlig, A two miles east Pleasant Gap ’ he lost a day's work on A wife lied at his home near The and Potter 3 age was 6 veteran, Pa.; hi was A Roland, » Yeara. deceased | Post. of Milesburg, attended the funeral, | Howard's Water Works On Tuesday about thirty men went | to work digging the trenches the water mains at Howard, A bond was filed to cover any damages that might for | arise from taking water enst of the town The Logan Works of Bellefonte, have the contract for furnishing the material and completing in the gap, the plant, Med at Linden Hall On Tuesday morning Mr. William Kellar died at his home, Linden Hall, after a protracted iliness months, with bright’s disease, He was | a young man about 37 years of age and { leaves a wife and two small children. | The interment occurred at Boalsburg this, Thursday, morning. Mr. Keliar twas engaged in the mercantile trade { and was recently appointed postmaster i at that place, Steam Thresher Burned, On Thursday evening Oet. 12, a lange | grain separator was destroyed by fire {for Clark Gramley at hie farm near { Rebersburg. It was oft near the barn {in the evening. The next morning it {was in ashes, DEATH OF J, CALVIN STOVER Night ol Lip, Was usu knew him [¢ homestead, about two Coburn, Pa. in that part of The news of the death Stover, of Penn tow! \ who lived on : to all old Stover Oo! known west and wa the county. was a young man of about 55 YURT and leaves a wife and thre that two | { and six | ut | hous wii { from | been i Cite | boom on | latest hobby of the Journa of several | | homes, oecurred on Wedne The § atternoon. nlerment Hallroad Noles It was purchased at Wilmington, Delaware, and consists of } SRE T CORMCHES, One er and mail car é ’ service over this road, we are ix will consist of three trips by this from Bellefonte to Mill Hall and re daily. This w maodations. * Wain faarn urn 11 afford excellent accom Several new engines at Schnectady. New York, for pa Two freight were pug and freight trains 1 be put on, one another at Mill Hall, round trip over the road dail will also be put ' rest il on uns train bed is in rst class Prospecting for Coal prospect the anthra ® prospect. for n this county. There has found good indications of anthra. Expert geologists and ite regions a ing coal coal in Sugar valley times, ays Lhe Journal, and who are now prospecting are able to d } de. termine whether or not itl reals in the section. Since railroad news | 10 hand. coal excitement is the Ite 'an Rioters On Saturday night some boys stoned an Italian shanty at Mill Hall, The men became angry and came out well armed. They fired a number of shots in the darkness and several bullets came near striking people sitting in their The Italians will be arrested for their reckless shooting. The Ssonllesi Man of the attractions at Eden Musee, Harrisburg, this week is Prince Mignon, He is a midget in avery re spect, 44 inches high and weighs but 24 pounds, and he is 20 years of age. Ho is also a singer and comedian of great ability. on Barth One at different | the men | exisls | { they will have t DON'T MEDDLE. {DEMOCRATS YOUR OW Ar his Home In Penn Jownship on ¥aturday LOOK 5 iN AFTER TICKET £ is Don't Trade Votes With the Republienn Commissioner. fet bio pny ttle thelr Own InMealties Between Stroh Hidale special Train Alter a Week's Delay of Beech Cree evens Walker, ) n called f low and and bad job. up and raised several with that reason it isa w taken John H. Orvis, and Associate Ril Monday morning for a deer vi They will be If they don’t iy ol Spruce Iun gone for about one week, | come home with several fine specimins, | 3 o explain the reason why. The democratic county committee met in Bellefonte on Monday, in their rooms In Crider’s Exchange. There was a large turnout and the indications are that they will look after the interests of the party in their various districts between this and the day of election, «The funeral of Mrs. Louisa Leyden, who died at her home, in Beech Creek, on Wednesday 18th, of consumption, geeurred in the Union cometery, at this place, on evening. A bus. band and four children survive, They are: James A., of Idaho; Hany and Mrs, Elliot, in Chicago; and Edwand at home Thursday und i Wii § av. of Boalsburg, left early on | hunt in ae | MALIAGY. LILY NS] Instsod During iie Week «1 Vast Poek Vrothe W EH - Have Got Them NOT ONE Ty -_ (ood all wool. strong. Nf retce able. dressy suis. } either for dress or busi- ness wear, at the way down Price of TEN DOLLARS. «Fred, Dunham is car fonte for ase of subscribers to town. He is ' xXper ment agement Headqu lor oe These are not the usual Ten Dollar suit you see advertised, but goods that wil certainly SUT Prise you You them know their actual worth. must see GARMANS. bo H { H Hop H Dress Trimmi Dress Trimming 4 Dress Trimming: Dress Trimmit gs, CrArmans Crarman Crarman b J Satines, (yarmans will Satines, (Garmans j Satines, Garmans, Satines, Crarmans, School Supplies, Garmans, School Supplies, Garmans, School Supplies, Garman, HOoL Supi STORES 3 Hes, Larmans, GARMANS. | BELLEFONTE, a_i mat I
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