THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1895. 3 OUR LOCAL DEPARTMENT, A Column of Interesting Personal [tems. HOME NEWS PARAGRAPHED. Interesting Events and Happennings from About the county-=Doings of our People Briefly Told, court this week 1s The attendance at not very large beat the trade, henbach's chocolates at 25 cents, sller's drug store. have Lyon & Co. something impor to say to you on page 4. : at the Closing 1. Branch. 1s ate putting up a new Axe saw farm, neat mann nild mua weather the magician, will LOWCIL, in the opera house, on Monda did display of jewelry an frum which anyone conl . present — On Saturday about a week if the w remains favorable until then. Fred rety Charles Atherton, Raobius Will homes at and jam Stuart had | en play and vicinity during were successful ~On Thanksgiving day blessed with music. We ure of listening to thres fonte, Undine and Coleville. 1 1: a tric 1 aiamonda in the and some of their choicest sele —{n Friday the ball t Milesburg for a ina school foot free-for-all fight. which side scored the Bellefonte boys were starting for home, Hon A. town on Tuesday and with his once John Woodward ing now closely cropped it somewhat changed his appearance beard ’t 4 nt Woodward is at ese en Farmers’ Institute devote considerabl Col. auctionec land, Pa day an section Mr. extended tr of the everything booming pace. of von «HOE I found rapid inaugurated a has «The Daily News voting conte fire man, awarded a man’ t for the most popular tor will be The successful competi gorgeous gold fire. plated badge. The entire community is disturbed over the matter I'he contest will conclude the night of the New Year dance, Logan's | in his home, in FIFTY-FIVE MILES OF ROAD. Between and Clearfield, lay Line to be Built Milesburg The Wedn tained the following news item: “The Bellefonte and Clearfield rail road company was incorporated yester day by the state department | l to build a line from Milesburg, Centre county, to Clearfield, a morning papers con fifty-five miles, The company is capitalized at $1, 100,000. President, Charles Wilhelm, directors, James Harris, Da T. Munson, John J. Walsh, Hi Bel A. ¥, erhoff, B distance of adding; utts, I, t Re dl lefonte; Hoyt arious ruthiors afloat as to What it means we can not say, except that it is the general opinion that throug project will be carried be the b the above h and tle levelantients that nia Of other development nat may will only Jinning make much r than brio hit DTIg ate lay morning, the 27 inst between the hoursof four and five o'clock ge barn on the farn , and occupt | this year, i of the one---5§27 | HOGOLOGY. Not a New Science Only a Table of Heavy Hogology may be a new term, but un. der this heading grouping all the information we can gather in regard we are to heavy porkers killed in Centre county Any person no! interested in | hogology can turn to some other portion paper for mformation, or enter tamment, The {oll this Owing were reported cason, to this office Hiram Latz, Zion, four—1331, 336, 332 and 368. Average 349 lbs. John Jodon, Spring twp., two—400 and Average 418 Lbs, Potter ty 168 Fredericks, and 468 VEerage lbs Farmer Q ‘ \ wanuci 7 1bs. Curt Johuson, Bellefont VETrage 3 1hs Kreider, ¥ ft acl } Hero } : i Ww CUICO-CRITUTgIcal previous whea hospital about two weeks pr y Prisoner yrisoned to the illness of his son, Hugh, who is suffering | is 1} Bellefonte, ow ing iphtheriz he house is under Philips * to have (hit hand caught in a some bills essilate ampu 1 Luess h will | g the of peas number For every you 3 allowed ¢ ndertak under h ors effect December 7, must take They required 2 license fee of $25 are to reg business Oe 1 rospects being st that it this in writin | | | | | Lo con- | | | | | C. M day Bower, Esq., was taken ili on Tue at court. forenoon while in attendance It was due to disorder of the stomach, It will reuire several days to be around again in good shape Quite a disastrous wreck occurred the Bald Eagle Valley railroad at | Matil Wednesday night of de on Port da on H : } layed several it was an Tral was no lives were lost. Eastbound freight train, ‘ 4 3 hours, but | Br nti oF POW Assembly December 10, by Miss Music be furnished by Tuesday evening be Arcade an assembly will given the the occasion will pel vitations have been issued and it ew, Bush Chap of prom 8 orchestra. A large number in- 1 elegant socal affair i Sadie, demoli r, proprietor of the Cash | again ittie ve the large second operati growth on het WE BUY FOR CASH rom the manufacturer st quality only. up-to-date Cl i inaand | mp your trade, \arge Can any-one, paying traveling all do 1 ~and they must We think not Hustle around and get | il lustrat We KNow and you will buy and so will you after seeing our stock WwW. H VILKINSON, China Hail, Bellefonte, Pa. Jan We | Keep a salesmen, additional profit | -doas well ? prin Cs ind ns from the big City Houses, | where | Runaway Horses, On Thursday night the 28th. Misses Aonie and Hattie Hasting, daughters of George Hastings, who lives on Buffalo Run, were attending a Bible class meeting and started for home in a buggy about half the evening, Miss Cook who is employ- the Wm, also been attending the class meeting Mr. Tressler's and tried the The becamd started down the road at a past nine o'clock in ed in family of Tressler had went out and unhitched two-horse team to turn wagon around horses i frigtened and terrible rate. They ran into the buggy occupied by the Misses Hasting aod up- set the the oy BEY road. The bu throwing the girls out in horse that was being thrown road The wagon owmpletely i Mis had to | badly hed, and She } bed. vas n home The Hood's Saved [ly Life I Can Honestly Say This begun te binck apd ¢ GLOBE DRY GOODS + MILLINERY PAA AAPA AAA AAA ANAL AA — ——— eal Unloading Sale to make rcom tor the LARGEST STOCK OF HOLI- IDAY GOODS ever brought to Centre county. We Must Make Room for Our HOLIDAY DISPLAY One-Third Taken Off the Price of All Wraps. | 4 1 lcaks, Cloaks, Cloaks. A f Blankets and Bed Comforts at Bar in Prices. re nd OUP Gredt OVerGoa overcoats at less than At the prices we are to buy one a year still goes on. We are sellin one-half what they are wortl selling overcoats it is ect ahead omy Katz & Co., Lint bY fo g from 83 - ate MINGLES sor STORE. 00000000000000000000 00000 -Royal Worcester Corsets- LALLA LLL a Beautiful Boucla Dress Goods LA AALALALUESSS The Celebrated F. W. lL. & Ava Groves, GARMAN'S d¢ full pound bar Oleine soap, 4e¢ best sewing silk. 2e¢ for the best egg beat. er in the world, Granite ware at half price. 2400 matches 10¢, worth 20e. Ladies under vests for 25¢ worth HO, envelopes for 10e. 10000 cakes Brownie soap 1 cent a cake. Monkey soap--something new Garmans. 000000000000 00000000 0000 BIN ol 00900000000 GR000000000000I000000000000000000000000000000 CLOMNG-OUT SALE. HARDWARE OF ALL KINDS TOOLS, PAINTS, OILS, AGATE AND TINWARE, HORSE BLANKETS, SHOVELS, RAKES, POCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY COOKING AND HEATING STOVES, FORKS, GASOLENE, OIL, Furnit other articles. » Ranges, Sov bargaing offered, mention all the want t 31 | If you are wise you will lose no time in taking in the hardware line come and an opportunity may Never come again, advantage of this sale . McK ELE.
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