i The Centre Democrat, = py - THURSDAY, DEC. 21, 1893, 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 same time line of all kinds of dress goods. the we keep a complete low prices are greatest ments, 1-20 ti LYON & CO. LOCAL DEPARTMENT. —A Hastings club was recently or- ganized at Houtzdale, -=Sechler’s grocery store is making a handsome disy -A and writing office. lay of canned goods paper kept in stock at this Parsons of his store along Water Calvin Ray. ~ Joseph recently street to ~The Kerstetter hunting party from Pleasant Gap killed two dee seven mountains last week. ~-Miss Annie Sechler and Miss Annie McBride are home from Wilsor 11 for their winter vacation. in‘ the -nome of the verdicts rendered + the late court were surprises to all were acquainted with the cases, ~The grip is in Lock Haven. a large number of -R. M. Ma insurance man fri Bellefonte this ness, becoming an epidemic Last week there gee, —The ( anti Bellefonte Y. ) last week ne Steam Fire Commi Id their annual New Year's lay ever Bush Arcade. ing January 1st, is —Prof. Geo. Keefer, principal of the Centre Hall public tending institute this week, paid visit. schools, who —The Bellefonte boro schools closed | weeks enjoy last Friday afternoon for a two vacation. The youngsters are ing themselves, you bet. —Mrs. Cleven Dinges, of William sport, nee Miss Kate Green. is visiting at her parents home Mr, and Mrs, F. P. Green. ~Tony Leathers, of Centre co.. who holds a position in the burean of en graving and printing at Washington. D. C., is home on a visit. ~Joseph Bros. & Co., have a | Some atiraction in their store window at present. Ii represents the old folks at home and is as natural as life. and ¥ —Four State College students. one of them a son of Adjutant General Green. land were expelled for hazing Melville Keefer, another student from Sunbury. | ~**The Burglar” given in the opera house on last Saturday evening was one of the best productions of the season and unfortunately only an ordinary house was present. Three sets of traverse jurors were drawn for the coming January term of court. Litigation must be on the in- crease from the amount of courting go ing on lately. ~Dr. Philips, of the West Chester State Normal, and who, by the way, is one of the energetic and entertaining instructors at the institute, paid us a call on Tuesday. ~Musical conventions are the coming | events in different sections of the county Prof, PP. H. Meyer, of Boalsburg, in- forms us that he has been engaged to conduct six such gatherings. ~Three continuous weeks of court largely attended, followed by several hundred school teachers the fourth week makes the month of December rather profitable for our landlords. ~Philipsburg Journal: It has been found necessary to put seven new en. gines on the Beech Creek railroad in or. der to bandle the rapidly increasing coal trade with more convenience, ~Brown’s novelty store is attract ing at- tention by a fire scene display in their window. A fire engine at work throws 8 stream upon a building supposed to be burning. Dr. J. YX. Dale, of Lemont. was recently appointed by the State Board | of Health, Deputy Inspector for the district comprising the townships of Benner, College, Harrisand Ferguson. (zen. Hastings was a caller at our | oflice on Monday morning and of course was in the Dest of spirits. Me. very modestly received congratulations upon the advent of a young Miss to the family ¢ircle on Sunday, ~The Y. M. C, A, gyronasium wns reopened last Friday evening, The ap pliances have been put in first class order and a nicely equipped bath room has been added, There are about sixty members of the gymnasium department whieh will be suflicient to keep It In & flourishing condition. Our | induce. | large assortment of envelopes | disposed | Mr. | LIST OF JURORS. FOR COURT. DRAWN JANUARY Janonry There trinl List Three Weooks of Court in will be a large Civil Is sour Name on the List, Owing to the large number of cases on the docket ready for trial, the court recently ordered a three week’s session of court for January, and last week the the | wei jury commissioners drew followls [A4 jurors for that purpose GRAND JUROR Weber ilarris twp Potter twp we Miles t | Fred painter | LHeorge Sweeney, laborer | Edward Miller, farmer James W Runkle, farmer | Harry © | John F Harter, dentist...... | Frank Strickland | Jacob Wagner, farmer wh wp guns, teacher " wp Him Snow Shoe t wens Otter t Howard b Philip laborer wp | wp | Solomon ¢ andy, miliright no | D A Paul, liveryman | n Todd, Jr. operator B { C1 Austin {HH Welser Penningto John D Gardner AS Stoy | rank Brow 18 P Gray, f | Fran) Ber if, fars nek, farmer Sol Poorman, farmer | Budd Thompson, merchant TRAVERSE Miles Zimmern | Wm BR Mingle | BE Cambridge Adam Martin | James Harter | DW Holt George G {Wm A Carry Domin JURORS SECOND WEEK Centre Ha Uniony Haines twp Per Philipabiurg niwp ek Judge, foreman | John A Slack, fa | John H ( fer, farmer {FO Hostern Creamery man Henry Garret Robert A Hall Samuel ¥ 13D Br BR CUrissman mer an laborer farmer jel, miner wn, jeweler druggl W M Cronister, salesman james F' Hale, » Samuel M Motz, gent Firs on Holmes . Michael Lebkichner, gentleman | Samael Hosband, farmer st perintenden leman Hair merchant 1A FH Weaver, farmer... AL Thomas Taylor Mileshyrg Sir re Hal efonte reget laborer “—— Cent el Walkertepn 0 Harper. merchant Hammond Sechler, merchant { Robert Tate, collier | Samuel Emerick, farmer | Wm Wolf, miller Charles H Galleh, conch maker Thomas James, miner Joseph Rightnour, laborer {| Wm Habler, farmer | Linn Musser, laborer Edward Wasson, farmer Levi Spiglemeyer, labe | Lewis Wetzel, machinist Th mas DD Weaver, carpenter { Ellis Lytle Wm Tressier, farmer James P Hughes, Teac) wHnw John B Mitchell, farmer Andrew Campbell, Clerk W H Holter Joseph Casseliburry, farmer lab Union twp Philipsburg Philtpaburg «Rush twp Bellefonte «Miles twp Ferguson twp Patton twp Penn twp Spring twp rer Snow Shoe farmer «Ferguson twp wen Benner twp or Belisfonte Ikinson, merchant Bellefonte Fergnson Penn twp Howard boro — LL ® y fess wenn SPINE tw carpenter ward twp Jataes Brooks rer TRAVERSE JURORS~THIRD WEEK P Gray Meek. editor | Wm. Quick, farmer | John Hoy. Jr. farmer Fred Leathers, farmer. James KE Johnson Emanuel | John J TAYIOR, JADOIET .cornrnrccrsnnarens i Jot M Heckman, farmer i F W Crider, lumberman | Daniel B Weaver, farmer Robert Ray, ge EQW Frank Jacob § Belietonte Snow Shoe twp Marion twp Howard top Philipsburg «Bellefonte Airegg twp Airegg twp Bellefonte Miles twp Rellefoute Philipsburg clerk oe frown, gentleman tiemar oomer, merchant Wia Kern farmer Spring ter Mriage maker Miles twp | Daniel Eberhart, carpenter | Howard Bowersox, laborer {| Benjamin Craln, farmer Taylor twp Wm Cupp, mason Halfmoon twp John Howley, laborer Bellefonte { John 6 Dubbs, agent Spring twp | LW Walker, carpenter Ferguson twp Charles R Jesse Fredericks, carpenter Clyde Coxey, teacher wellefonte Haines twp Musser, farmer Harris twp wenn HAPTIS top Philipsburg Philipsburg Fergu «Ferg | Cyrus Durst, farmer ... i WH Fisher, mechanie | George BR Mock, butehe Joseph Grazior, laborer | Matthias Rider, merchant George Hauck, hoekater | WH. Phillips, merchant Haines twp | Wm Bartley, earpenter Walker twp { HI N Hoy, teacher . n { J Linn Mattern, farmer Patt ] H.C. Willams, editor Jhilipaburg { James Alexander, Sr. farmer The Little General.” the finest and best make of childrens clothing at ' Philad. Pranch. "inp son twp Rush twp so— fnner twp niwp Spring twp je | ¢ Patton twp Union twp | Court Notes, The tein of the action to recover 820.« 000 damages for the loss of eyesight, Lymun Korman ve, A. GG. Morris, the lime stone operator was concluded on The jury, after be- ing out over an hour, returned a verdiet tor the defendant, Dy that they { that they were not satisfied that | was negligence on the part of Mr. A. G. Morris in furnishing unsafe material for Mr, Korman in It | wits claimed, by the plaintiff that cotton Thursday evening. mean there blasting rock. fuse was used because it was cheaper, and against the protests of the work men because it was liable to hold fire by and the Various smouldering after that y the only squibbing, this could Ix Wily prema apini are heard in regard to this verdict, Adam the Bellefonte Central Railroad company ted AY" Mi State College ture blast occurred. HIN His Grenoble va COnsirue Grenobles farm On near and it destroyed piece of mead ers awarded him 8600, LOO H und a verdict of 2138 yw land. MW, Lie Case was ro treasurer. rdered for Water f the new stat AL 88 per mn vO action was Masion! Conventions and instru. the Pres. terian church, at Hunters Park, com- ing Monday, Jan. 1, 1884, rebersals daily. closis 6th, I'he convention will be of Prof. P H. of vocal A convention i i { mental masic will be held in { by with hree and Ig on : i Saturday Jun with a evening. grand concert under the direction Meyer, of Boalsburg A wusical Mudisonburg, commencing on Christ. mas and continuing during that week, will be assisted by Prof. Lowell Meyer A grand Saturday night, Proceedsfor the benefitiof theflutheran. Evangelical and Reformed churches of that plzoe. concert on A Bad Cut of Cyrus Durst, near Linden. Hall he met with a painful accident. man wei operating the choppering ma- heavy knives fastened to the ends of long hickory sticks and drop on a eut ting block. These arms were thrown { back and Mr, Osman was leaning for. i ward over the cutting block when they | dropped forward on the side of his bead | and face cutting four deep gashes in the scalp and neck. Fortunately no vital part of his anatomy were injured but he carries a number of deep and very pain. ful wounds. A Large Cheek Last Friday, Mr. W. H. Musser. agent for the Union Central Life In. surance Co., of Cincinnat:, delivered a {check for 810,000 to the executors of i of Delle. | the late Hon. John H. Orvis, | foute, it being the full amount of in. surance in that company. That makes 845,000 paid thus far by two companies, Mr, Orvis invested a large portion of | | his income in this manner, and his wis | dom In this direction is being practically demonstrated. These are the largest sums of life insurance paid in this sec tion for years. Crasl Evietions Last week thirty-five families of coal | miners were turned out of their homes {by a coal operator at Blue Ball, Clearfield county. There bas been no work for them for a long time, and they could not pay their rent, so eviction fol. lowed. The poor families made a long procession as they left Blue Ball with [their household effects tied fo their backs, and their children stringing along ladened with tin ware end other ai ticles. Nobody seemed to know where they were heading for, but it was thooght to some near by mining town. They were Swedes and Huns, convention will be held at | onducted by Prof. Geo. EE. W ise, who ! Last week while Mr. Alf Ossman | was assisting in butchering at the home | Mr, Oss | chine, which was of an old pattern, four | TEACHERS INSTITUTE. IN SESSION IN THE OPERA HOUSE. Well Attended by the Tenchers—List of In strnclors Present ana What is Dove Other news On Monday morning the trains were packel with school teachers from every section of Centre county, on thelr wus to Bellefonte to attend the annul ses. | ons of institute i nire county tot of them re ponded Lis time nearly every one : Twitmye: wilations | number of { difference “bonds, drawing. funds appropr i { and Prof. Brumgard gave an prices paid eminent instructors Tuesday evening Prof. Twitm) iivered his | ‘Spirit of a New Educati Wednesday morning, after devotion | exer n box was « {| A short talk on “Music” by Prof. Geo. { Gr. Groff, of Bucknell Univer | burg, Pa., one of the best instructors | the country, gave an interesting talk on locks and Soils.” The following com- mitlees were then appointed: NoMixa TioNs—G, W. Johnstonbaugh., R. J. Soyder and Mary Ward; ResoLuTions, Ira N. McCloskey, James Gregg. J. HH. | Harpster, Annie Essington and Frances Honesdale le AL 1908 d y at Fast the questi pene ity, Lewis. Thompson. The session concluded with an address by C, M. Wolf, of | ville, upon “Self Imp Jackson ovement Wodne slay The | building was packed of | Philipsburg, gave his idea of how “Lit. erature should be tau Prof. Rutt, The attendance at the | afternoon session was very large Prof. Ix OS shit! RuL | of Milesburg followed and spoke upon | The remarks of Prof. | | the same subject, | Hubbard, of Snow Shoe, were in | same line, | Prot. Perrine, of Bu University, delivered an able lecture on | Wednesday evening upon “American | Humor.” It was original, instructive {and highly entertaining NOTES, the Enoch secretary of institute and position admirably, is Superintendent Gramley is with an attack of the grip which taxes ! his energies, J. C. Morris, the roll clerk, has & new system; roll eall has been done away | and a note is made when a vacant seat appears, The following ex-county superintend ¢nts attended the various sessions: NH. M. Magee, Esq., of Philadelphia; Dy. D. M. Wolf, of Spring Mills; Prof. D. 0. Etters, of Bellefonte; Prof. D. M. Drumgard, of 1oek Haven: Prof, Swift. of Elk Co., and Prof, Lose, of Philips. burg. Farnace to Resume We are informed from good authority that the Valentine Furnace company will start their furnace in full Pheration some time during the month of anuary 1804. Repairs and all necessary prepar. ations are being urranged for that put. pose, good news to many This will be of our unewploved workmen, Buying | cknell | To - Purchasers James C, Noll. Esq., was appointed | ] " 3 iling the affhicted | MAMBIAGY LICKSSY» Tusnwd Duting the Fst Frow the Docket Welw Beulah V. Musser, Harry J. Deck. Dara Ri Liley Week Tuben Rev. Ralph Hlingsworth, State College Marion Snyder, Pine Grove Mills James Miller, Jr.. Spring tap IHublersburg Heber burg Dav A. Southard, Fi} Toshiy tont Lydia E. Robb And, Moye: Maggie From. d a grand F loaoant Ra LS sSVeamer Married st Altoons Mr. Elis day Farting Word subact ) Whom statements were sent re. ’ : “ ’ ¥. are urged to give the same their tion before the end of With We need the money, or else we would not ask for it. Fay up. Fire at Mill fia We closed a smal lot of men’s overcoats They are worth every ‘cent of $I3, we bought «| on our tables, mark this month | | | them cheap and you get the benefit. They are TEN DOLLARS. They are the bigge win value we ever offere ut five Ouly useh id BE wdls were Was no insurance on wilding or contents. You certainly need a new overcoat this winter. Branch keeps them Call and see Montgomery & Co's lay of Holid traveling bags, tele SCOPE Cases, dis. AY Goods, Clothing. hats. CASes vl ¥ umbrell handkerchiefs with initial} LB coves, silk bovs wear MoxrTeoMERY & Cd GARMANS. 1 hon sands visited] o ri penings, Mon day and Tuesday The sales wore very ier than they 20 new eas are recely Store remains the point of inter ATR OF HOLIDAY GOOD It came upon the midnight That glorious song of ald From angles bending near the ¢ arth To touch thelr harps of gold Peace on carth, good will to men From heaven's all-glorious K ng The world in solemn stillness lay To hear the angles sing Car Again we usher the hallowed season, and again GARMAN'S STORE takes pleasure in wishing its thousands of castorers A Merry Christmas and a Happy and Prosper ous New Year of money you in have to invest for a present, we CAN suiteyou-—never so many choles articles Toys, Fancy Goods, Stamped Goods Linen Luble Clotas, and in Dress Goods and 1 ndey wear we certainly lead. One store remarked That thin cold snap would start the underwon business. We have vot to hear of anyone who has sold the cusn ity we have alread sold this Bean A BIG WHY Rotter en By Better Biyles, Warmer snd More Comlartable, money than cloow hv of lors 'GARMANS, Matters not how small a sum | Remember that the Philad. : ! J) i They won't last long. SEE THEM. STORES | BELLEFONTE,
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