———————————-— The Centre Democrat, Oo i wtdy THURSDAY, APRII 1804. CHAS. R. KURTZ i. "THE - RACKET, No Byer 13th Window Exhibit, THE CL VIOLIN PLAYER, is at fi mshin and a oCnipeR Ex LEFONTE, PA Our OWN ondderful piece rorim ust finished saying ni vards Wov 1 A ICSS pn ' {ing motions by LOCAL DEPARTMENT. tal June. Or Ro, Tis gone 10 Dw, Jersey, wher: largé ice manu Amputation was 1 On Tuesday ever band concert n some very cl Ame th surprised making su The Ji the Reynold in Garmas 4th. Admis the house. this is one « work. — A new post.office has been establish ed at Hannah, fice at Tipton, discontinued. This convenience to the people of that sect this county, and the of. Jair county has been will prove a decided A post-office was needed there for some time. ~(n Saturday the Altoona Leauge ball team played an interesting game at the College. At the end of the ninth inning the score stood 10to 10. The Altoona team had to leave in order to make the evening train and the could not be finished. game ~The manufacturing plant at Axe. mann, formerly used as an axefactory, is being fitted up at present with new machinery for making garden rakes. The industry will be controlled by J. F. Mann and W. R. Jenkins. Mr. Jenkins’ recent patent garden rake will be made by them. ~The county commissioners have had the yard in front of the court house put in fine trim, the grass plots have been trimmed and rolled and look fresh and green. McSully Bros. gave the fountains a fresh coat of paint that makes them look handsomer than ever, Now if the front of the court house were touched up things would be in a presentable shape, «Prof, Geo. P. Bible, principal of the Stroudsburg State Normal, Is visiting friends in this section. That school was opened last September and at pres. ent has over four hundred pupils enroll. ¢d. The faculty consists of fifteen in- structors, Mr. Bible isa young man of much force and ability and has ad. vanced in recent years quite rapidly. Some years ago hie was managing editor of this paper. ED. & PUB. on. | A special train | was run from Bellefonte for this game. | APRIL TERM OF COURT. | LARGE NUMBER OF CRIMI NAL CASES. Some Interesting Trints—A well filled Jail Daings of the Grand Jury--Somo Verdicts Rendered | « | Thomas and Chas | | ants ji of the ! ties from Gregg twp. Nol. prox, en. tered In the case of the Com, vs. Jumes, Mevers, Jobin Hob. ba snd Jonathan George, the wilved efend grand eral in. Lid the nding of the ry and plead guilty to the dictments, The court susp £11 | tence upon condition that they severally | enter On Monday morning Sheriff Condo | | had eighteen boarders in his mansion, { nearly all of whom were awaiting trial at the present quarter session This is | indicates that crime is a larger number than usunl and not on the de | crease in this county. Court convened at 9 Fudge and the morning with Associates on tl s Morning dey ted to 'nevs, organi . H. Musser was HEAL of whicl | session, a8 usual, the grand jury, { of Bellefonte, was appoint net tenced Oo pay fine 3 L ren der his nets, When Mr. Walker wa called { tl aiied | EE vapil. James ) ra tor of a 8 i irg. Miss Nettie came late 1 she was sent he When her said she me for excuse. she er returned | threw th € paper in an n the desk, When lesson she re. h h If Are a teacher and laimed that t WSVere : eo | whipped her. It was ¢ rishment was too as it raised her back, left a lamp upon k and cut her finger so that C. M. Dale and Gen, Beaver 1 the prosecution and W.D. Cr M. Bower appeared for the de | bled. Site sty {and C fendant, ler portion of Tuesday and contested and abley The case consumed the greal was closely by the rgued ate torneys. Tuesday evening the jury re- turned a verdict of not guilty and di. vided the costs, Alfred Riley, Martin Riley; assault and bat. tery. Prosecutor, William H. Benner, {claims that the defendants assaulted { him and he received rather rough hand. (ling. Defendants denied the statement | and endeavored to show that the pros { ecutor received his injuries while under {the influence of liquor. Verdict, not | guilty and Benner pay costs | Com. vs. John Bierly, f. and b., plead | guilty, Sentence, 81 tine, pay prosecu. trix 235 inlaying expenses, and costs of | prosecution. Com. vs. Alvin Stewart, larceny and false pretense; prosecutor Isaac Haupt. The defendant saw Mr, Haupt handling money in Glenn's photograph car, at Bellefonte; it was in an envelope. A package of money was found by a little girl soon after outside on the pavement and defendant saw it and claimed that he lost it. Mr. Haupt says the money corresponded to that which he lost, Com, vs, Abraham Jackson, malicious mischief; parties from Beilefonte. A difficulty in regard to building a line fence between thelr respective proper. ties on High street. Not guilty and county pay the costs. The proceedings should have been for trespass, Com. va. John Auman, cruelty to an. imals; prosecutor, William Kessler; par. Com. vs. Devine, Richard i | at of court. | into recognizance in th 2200, conditioned for their Augun wart, if duet to Ww bel ig ium ot nppearance term of « the not 11 be girech ns They tran al large Were {| for burgiary Monday hears | zing | : | tentiary { sl foreman, | Wm larceny and receiving Com. vs, Hanna and Hand, | iy , true bill; Hanna plea Sentence: costs of Pro re stolen property and undergo sol ary confinement in the w. stern peni- or two years, Com, vs, Prof. J. C] tedding, i d coke, m might be compelled to close d of Gept art. the manager. f coal ar any fear tl} works on account Mr. the writer that they have SCATICILY 3 on hand, enough to kes Pp ration for about two mont generally thought that the over by that tin Industrial Edition industrial edit Last was issued from the Gazette office which was prepared by Mr. R. T. McManigle It contains twelve pages an cor { the prominent busniess houses, biographical sketches week a special resume industries, of distinguished citizens and other im. portant data relative to the town and vicinity, It is profusely illustrated and is a very creditable work. Itis an edition worth preserving. Copies can be had at the Gazelle office, at the uni. form price of 10 cents. Arbor Day Friday of this week, is the time set apart for observing arbor day in Belle fonte., Itis desired that the day be generally observed, not only by planting trees but by devoting some attention to cleaning up premises and the surround. ings. Persons desiring sugar maple trees can have them by paying 85 cents to Al Garman or any member of the ar- bor day committee, The trees will he delivered at your homes, That is the cost price, Milihelm to Celebrate, There is talk of a celebration of the fourth of July at Millhelm this year. The members of the G. A. BR. post are back of the movement, They expect to hold a festival and campfire on that day and will make efforts to provide other attractions, It is unnecessary to state that Millheim has two firstclass licensed hotels and will be able to pro. vide all the necessary accommodations, CHANGE OF RULES. THE COUNTY DIVIDED INTO NINE DISTRICTS To Etec! Senntorial, Judicin] nud Congres slonnl ConterscsLonnty Convention und Delegate Election Changed from August to June On meeting of the democratic county coms of Ellis LL 'aesday Lhere was mittee ut the Ks tl nel fice Lrvis, 51 | cligirimian i pose of 1 meeting wis (pportion. t of the the recommendations of conventions Yirior ANE The chairman al n regard to 3 ty YET y hol unLy convenuions, read the district ¢ 0) portionment as made by tl mites, & : counts send senatorial CNOA C. MB elected wer, Esq., was unanimous! chairman R. Kurtz Meek. secretaries. D. F. A following to the teeting for their sideration and moved that it be adopted At the County 1 th Chas Geo. R Fortney, Es the . presented " fo Cole onvention which met on the day of August, 1802. and als wo which met on Lhe i the Cox vent 1 de the following was adopted That we recesmmend to the party, when in mass meeting assembled, that Kale No. 4 of the Rules governing the election of delegates and the county convention, be amended to read as follows to wit The election for delegates to the different districts In the Annual Democratic County Convention shall be held at the usual place of holding the general elec tion fur each district on the Saturday preceed ing the second Tuesday of June in each and every year, beginning at three o'clock, p.m, on sald day, and continuing until seven o'clocs | k m. The delegates so elected shall meet In Jounty Convention In the Court House, at Bellefonte, on the Tuesday following at (1) twelve o'clock MM." Mr. Fortney spoke at some length of the advantage of a longer campaign, giving reasons why it would pre. ferable. Mr. Orvis, in seconding the motion, thought that by making the date of the county convention earlier, the delegates elected to the state con. vention would be in better shape to represent their constituents, Wm. C. Heinle, Esq., spoke upon the motion arguing that at this time the quicker we got to work in the campaign the better fur ont prity and urged its "adoption. The clause pertaining to the change of hour of the day for holding the delegate election was also explained by the chair, The motion was then unanimously curvied, The object of the meeting having been carried out, it ad. Journed, be represent | MARRIAGE LICENSG Isnand During the Faust Week fulton Frow the Docliet § Carles C, Gurls, Durg. ¢ Edith A. Mitchell, eile, ( Eimer Corl, { Maggs (x. Matts, | fury Cringe ry KE Ie 5 Janes R Hoot 3 ER t Ethel Merrill § Wesley Emenbieizer f il E. if Hi Mut . Ho d. Turney. Hatlrond Dire saturday H Bet i dent Henry Wheel } and Col ‘ eased came to his death 1 vound inflicted by Saven M % fil old © H 1 " Milgren was taken to Clearfi 1 to await tral. Slot Machines Going compiiar hie rder of Mets nearly all the William. proprietors « © with ger if slot machines have ordered them closed to the public. On Thursday evening last, noted Pe | ) ry to notify Wi pers our Chief liceman Montgom. ? ¢ aa i Jurgess inst a ’ ns having machines which norl take that Cialis thal there was a chance either 1o tl ose, 10 weir places of business, them out at once. The Burgess upon parents his move was necessary. A Barn Barned On Friday night the large barf of Mr | lightning and burned { All the grain and hay in it stroyed but Mr. Pifer saving all his stock. Some meat in the | barn, belonging to Andrew MeClintock {and Lyman Loveland, was also burned. { The building was insured in the Grange fire insurance company, were succeeded Iron Works Destroyod The Logan iron and steel works at Burnham, near Lewistown, were totally destroyed by fire on Tuesday night of last week. The plant when running full employed 300 men, The loss is es. timated at 875,000, partially insured. How the flames started is not known. Military Ball, 3 The assembly at Penua. State College, last Friday, was weil attended, A large number of guests were present from ad. joluing towns. On this occasion all the students wore their military uniforms and presented u fine appearance, This wus un shight inovation upon the regula. tion dress suits. } “rgunson twp. Halderma “litle lege, complaint of | to the ground. de | in| RIB « Lo. LALIOTS. seliefonte Grain Market. y {i+ W.Jackson &Co Hams sugar cured Breakfast Bacon Lard, per pour Eggs per dozen - Potatoes per bushel new — Dried Sweet Corn per pounds GARMANS. Dip You Say ‘Dress Goods! B. L. Pifer, near Lamar, was struck hy | Our line was never so complete. Furthermore, prices never so low as now, Lace Curtains! A Curtain Maker's Stock at one- half price—they go to you at same price, Outing Shirts | Mens’ Outing Shirts at 50 cents worth from 75¢. to a $1.00. Free Samples! We will send samples of what ever is possible in our line, A Postal Card will do the business. GARMAN'S STORE.
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