The Centre CHAS. R. KURTZ dlemoerat, i D. & PROP TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION « $1.50 perye Ar. ol 00 Regular Price | 84 bald in ADVANCE CLUB RATES: Tug CENTRE DEMOCKAT One ye and the twice-aweek World one ye art for $1.75 DEMOCRAT one ye r n r Wee tly Time % whi Se for $1.45 Tne Cent and Phila The New Racket. IRIDER KX arid Ar A NO. AND IL ( BELLEFONTE, Pa Lime Kin Club in Session:- De meetin house and Brudder ill com Brudder hes work VANTING of the \ the FOR LOCAL DEPARTMENT. LE Matthew 1°, JURORS FOR NOVEMBER C0 ‘Drawn on Monday by Commissioners, JOHN DECKER OBJECTS URT the Jury | COMS | Democratic Clerk=Grand Name { To the Selection of a and Traverse Is Your The List? Jurors on of of » ANON ing 18 the list November ou The jurors term court, | commencing ember . 25th, 18g | Mon | Hoy John P. Mond vy, drawn Tost ph | jury was on and 0 Coudo Rid ¢, Harry cker obiected s red it an i Cicri TWO PROMINENT CITIZENS. Constans Curtin died on Monday 2 a. ui, at his residence at Roland, Pa., this His illuess was due to a dis order of the stomache. He was in fail- ing health and about two weeks ago re- turned from a trip to Bedford Springs much improved, he county. Upon his return grew worse and after about a week's illness he died, Mr. March 8, 1817, and was the second son by being a Curtin was born in Bellefonte on land his sccond the United States Curtin, Sr. wile, latter daughter of Senator Andrew Gregg ’ and was the last Andrew G surviving brother of dec'd, His en spent in the v of the : Forge, the fir Curtin, icinity p! during aunt in his known it iron and was well among iron makers Besides owning a farms in this ¢ in the Milton 11 Williaa the nd wa He and y Temp! umber of valuable unty Was as nd nail mpany, the company, of this piace, { | get He and Mrs. J. A me1ite veuning -Mr m Monda wip Aikens returned from an extended in Priladelphia, New York and other points Mr. an on Satur ruse retam lay ¢ from their wed ding trip, and are at home on East Linn street I. H. Reifsayder, . of Millheim, was in town on Mouday and Tues Esq Pa day, and is enjoying better health than for some time past Dennis Gallagher, of this place, was the left side and had a surgical operation performed by Dr. Tobin, He is now all right. afflicted with an absess in the urance Mr. Grant Hoover has taken agency of the New York Life In Co., best companies doing business which it is said to be one of the very Mrs. Wistar Morris and family, of Phlladelphia, arrived in Bellefonte last Thursday, taken home in the Thomas residencs on Curtin street and have up their ~The Lewisburg fair was the most successful this year in the history of that organization. It and the stock can’t be bought, don't Bellefonte catch on? dividends Why pays large Miss Dorothy Kelley, of East Liver. pool, Ohio, spent several days in Delle. fonte as the Miss Emma J. Aikens., She departed for her home on Monday evening. A letter from the musicians of this place, who joined Washburn's circus about a month ago, states that they are down in West Virginia. The boys are all well and are having a fine time. guest of mercn , farmer Gregg Bel Phil ison, machinist lefonte gentlemar pshurg farmer Potter arpenter Stiner, Liberty Philip Bel South Philiy burg lefonte B Rowe, gentleman pec tor Car ins Walk, laborer sbhurg TRAVES john ADaley, farmer Geo Derr, laborer Austin Dale, farmer Alfre! 8S Smith, blacksmith Willard lddings, farmer S Ardery, farmer | J] Gramley, grocer W A Ishler, mechani Wallace Kreider, farmer Nathaniel! Boob, farmer Thomas Longel, laborer BC Ache nhac h, baker Anthony Dusling, gentleman Sam B Leathers, Ym r Reniamis Edmunds, teacher Hunter Kuisely, laborer Pe James Kimport, farmer RH Reed, farmer MS Graham, barber Cyrus 8S Mever, farmer Robt Cooper, foreman David Bartley, carpenter Geo Cole, laborer W J] Metterling, farmer B Johuson, laborer Daniel M Stover, carpenter... Jacob Deitrich, farmer Wm 'T. Mever, merchant Fred Carson, farmer...... Mesh Williams, millwright EA Meese, engineer CD Weaver, miller Jas Harpster, laborer Jas Guisewhite, blacksmith | Prank Fisher, clerk | Wm Hoover, tailor,........ i SE JURORS SECOND WEEK Curtin Boggs College Mileshurg Union Huston Bellefonte Potter Miles Haines Howard boro Bellefonte Spring Howard twp Haines Jlefonte Harris Patton Bellefonte Haines Bellefonte Philipsburg Potter Spring Haines Miles Bellefonte Burnside Patton Spring Miles Ferguson Haines Gregg Harris Snow Shoe | A Pleasant Affair A very honor of Miss ville, C ing at the residence social company was given in of Mackey ven. Mrs Among Alma Maurer, Friday « Mr street, linton county, on of Allegheny and Zellers, on the guests that were were Miss Garman, Miss Aunastasia Ar ieasant part of the fact that every one ladies who knew cach were young girls present B and Miss most § Celia Armor, Mrs Sarah Benner The gathering was the mort present were other when News they Second Crop Strawberries Michael Stover, of South Philipsburg, is the owner of some strawberry plants that have started in to furnish him with a second crop this season, When the first crop ripened Mr. Stover picked over 100 quarts from the plants, and if the frost dosen't destroy them within the next few days he will gather half as many more Died in Chicago. John 8, Glenn, son of John Glenn, de ceased, of Milechurg, and cousin of our fellow townsman, Chas. Glenn, died at home in Chicago, Sept. 25, 1895. The deceased learned his trade, that of ma. chinist, with Duncan & Hale, in this place some years ago. He leaves to mourn his lous a son and daughter. —- A Pair, A little Miss was added to the family circle of Mr. and Mrs. John G. love, last week The Judge now has a pair | and is exceedingly proud of them. A BATCH OF BREEZY LETTERS Gathered by a Corps of Alert Cor- respondents, FROM ALL OVER THE COUNTY What is id penings in other Communities Going on Out of Bellefonte Hap Favorable Crop Reports—Oth Interesting Item PINE GROVE MILLS wrtant Events Gathered ful Corre All the Tmpe sponds nt near whet owner of MADISONBURS ITEMS this writin on the they Spayde, / the who! Vonada of Dakota, 11l., a place, came many friends in more, Mr: and a number of his INlinoid a special Pullman car and curson through the southern states, + iting the Louisvill at 1 Fects more or le H and Mrs, Israel Sn seltzer lent of t his once Benjamin former ress week 10 lis last this Smeltzer sce community $ friends, had took nex is e Soldiers Encampment and the Atlantic Exposition on the trip. Mr Itzer hasn't been well arrival, but it 1s expected that Pennsyl vania air will soon restore his health again Sm since his Going West: —On Friday Hockman, of this place, and Al man, of Hublersburg, will Stevenson Co. 11 Mrs. Geo Kidder, present visiting her parents, Rierley's. [tis rumored that Mr der will soon move to this place, Going To IrLimots: Mr. Thos. Shaf- fer, of this place, will soon move to Da. kota, Ill, to keep house for Sweltzer whose wife died recently Shaffer will sell his stock and furniture, privately to the highest bidder PRCULIAR ANTICS Some time ago | some one tore up Mr, Joseph Spangler’s house, twice, from garrett to cellar, Jt was generally supposed that it was a Hock start for of Pittsburg, is at Joseph Kid * | robber or some one that had a gradge at | Mr. Spangler, One morning last week, some one carried the baby on the garret and hid it. Surely no robber would do that. It is generally supposed that the mischief maker isa young girl that Mr. Spaugler's took to raise. Why the girl would tear up the house or hide the baby is not known. it BEApanTImes continued on "th Page ] Wuo fought Gen. Hastings one year | ago? A chronic office seeker from Pleas. ant Gap. His name is Abraham Mil. | | ler. Harry | Beni. | Mr. | FREE SCHOLARSHIP Norm Term il for the Winter Dy Puy CENTRE away a fre Haven St; Term which 1506, and con entitle the MOCRAT will hip to the Lock ks winter Oth, hola the anuary hs privileges ste Normal, lor commences J week the Hinues 12 will recipient to ail 1 " of that institu worth to the and is dition prize A $15.00 “ANHoy emocyat, : Scholarship Coupon, gi A a or Sa — pre Cr 2) = he il <Q neede Philipsbu g's Schools Report of Philio re scl : : no auipsburg BOOS month ending September 27: numl attend | pupils, 730; average percentage of attendance, es, 12; neither absent not visitors, ex | aree 3024, uscs nectings, g. were held regular teach id for the "os for all the rs and | special meetings were he teach. | ers of music Mr. J | paid us a visit last Friday. 1. Packer, of Gorton Heights, P BLIC HALL No. MA desires to infor wer room in thelr Hall | Hublersburg, Is now ready for reata An | person desiring to rent for holding « ntertain | ments #l¢ call or correspm da with ] J.H. McATLEX Hublersburg, I Walker Grange the public that the lo Oct. 52m Bellefonte Grain Market, Uorrected weekly by Geo, W. Jackson &Uo LL n be] Red wheat, spervushel Rye per bushel Corn, ears per bushel, new | Corn, shelled per bushel w Oats—<new per bushel ——_——— b 1) Barley, per bushel... —— — wv Buek wheat, perbushel ‘ - 0 Ground plaster perton ° ol PROVISIONS, GROCERIES &C. weekly by Baver & Co.) | Apples dried, perpound.... Oharriesdried per pound.» seeded | Beans per quart . ‘ Onions, per bushel, | Butter, per pound | Tallow, per pound... e Country fhm Hams Hams sugar sured. I: | Bradictat BAc0H a Ard, perp ound .. EES por dozen. Narr vid odd TT iris 2H des sm— te teachers’ | meetings | 4 wo | rarer (a8 corrected | DOD Dee DS A FOOT BALL “5 NY 'ATHYIL SANYO NOITIIW AL¥O4 O WHEN YOU VISIT BELLEFONTE Take sl anda nck the time to visit this ook over the ry depart - perd st in eve ment Y our means visit to the xtore be the the whole expense Mh may of defraying trip to the ety of your rs have had such experience here—~why nol you GARMAN'S e800 0000 Black Dress Goods 1t would be impossible to keep abreast of the present demand for Mack Mo hairs, Serges and Sicilians had not & long look ahead and a clear disernment of present eonditions ied to ample pro vision long In advance GARKMAN'S, Aas —N BETTER BLACK GOODS. Plek up any one of the half hundred styles shown here and you will find a texture, dye and finish that are vastly abead of the ordinary artiele Careful buying des it for you, for us, and the prices Are on this low level, Garmans. S00000PPROOOOOOO0S 1000006000000 00000000090000000000000000000000
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