“— THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1896, OUR LOCAL DEPARTMENT. A Column of Interesting Personal Items, HOME NEWS PARAG Interesting Events and About the ¢ Briefly Told Happennings from unty—Doings of our People A good pair of pants for 75 cents at the Branch. ly approach * grocery man has n Rountree fractured an ankle tract your attention. ed on these ery neat and reditable I The Atla have put an oil + an improvement on the nti Refining the street Company wagon on former It is a large | 1S quit method of doing business. 200 gallon tank on wheels. Mr. Jos. L. Montgomery, the representative of the company at this place, keeps the inter. ests of that company in the front. Well Done. According to the finding of the auditors of Centre County, our financial standing is very good. We arc out of debt and have over fg,000 in the county treasury, This shows that our public servants are carefully guarding the people's interests, Very few counties in the state can make such ashowing. Our county commission. ers are to be congratulated. | that | | is maki ng IN THE COURT HOUSE ROLL OF HONOR, ——— Intelligence Gathered from Various Offices, Legal subscriptions to the Democrat during the mouth of January: Snow Shoe | C. H, Kuhn, Shingletown. .........Js Clarence | np. A. ( Penn Hall | R. T. Mills | Thos. E. { Wm. | Dan Dreibelbis, MARRIAGE LICENSES. | § Wm, Carver, - ! Maria Chambers, $0. E. t Emma E yrove, Lemont, coovvviinnn Rock Springs Fiedler... ..........Js Heckman, Gates, , Bloom, Grove Pine Smith, Roland e College §f Harry Klett, Richner, Philipsburg 1 Bertha ¥. Smith, i" tat { Frank T. Hunsinger, | Mary J. Longwell, a Ly] Benner twp | Henry Beck, Bellefonte... ........Jz . " | John A. Hublersburg TRANSFERS { J. Jd. Griffin, ww | L. C. Deitrich, twp Shaffer uel Hoy, swartz, REAL ESTATE Stormstown Hublersburg Vitigny ay Harvey Keller et ux, to Charles Wilhelm for tract of land in Miles H. | twp., les Walker, sheriff, to Mary Harris Ww. Stanum, for Mil atractof land in consideration . wel Decker, Zion Samue! ( Beliefonte Grain Market To De The Pennsyl Well Posted. Corrected weekly by Geo, W. Jackson gC any ins ania Railroad Comp another on improvement hed wheat, per bushel... w—— Rye per bushelow won ‘ Corn, ears per bushel, new. Corn, shelled perbushel.... Oats—new per bushel... Barley, per bushel Buckwheat, per bushel. Groundplaster.perton.. "appreciated by the traveling public At each end of the stations a post twelve feet high is plant. ed, on which appears iu conspicious iron letters the station name. This will make three station signs, including the one over the door at each station. lines which will be PROVISIONS GROCERIES &C. (As corrected weekly by Bauer & Co.) Apples dried, perpound.. "oo Cherriesdried per pound, seeded Beans per quart... —" Onions, per bushel. . Batter, per pound .... Tallow, per pound... Country § Enouiders Foy Hamaaugar our! PreakiastBacon Jard, per pound gis per dozen... bo toesper bush DriedSweetCornpe Good Music, Ou Sunday evening Feb, 16th the Pres. byterian choir, of this place. will render a beautiful service of song. This promis. es to be an interesting event. This is one of our best choirs and under the able direction of Prof, W, T. Meyers they will have an exceptionally fine programme. ERS3IERABER tal, 1 TUOH—— The following list of persons paid their | JANUARY COURT PROCEEDINGS a fterdood in fa- land described Verdict on Tuesday vor of the plaintiff for the in the writ, W. A, Hartsock vs. Auna Meyers, Jo- scph Meyers, John Meyers, James Mey- jas Williams, John Milton, Milli- gan Richards, W Henderson, William Milton, ford Kinney, plea trespass. William IL. McDowell vs. 1 1 plea ej ers, El liam and San- Continued, G. 8. Flegal, George Flick ectment., Continued. Ww. n, plea foreig George Campbell vs. George Mc. i ittachment, in as Fred Carharine id Catharine 1 repres Andrew Lytle lward Hugh Hoods Sarsaparilla I Hood's Pills ‘No Corns Here There is no good reason wily there | should be such things as corns. There is a reason, however, but it isn’t a good one. ‘The reason is that people buy and wear ill-fitting footwear that makes corns faster than chiropodist can cut them off. All this is cansed by not beginning right. If you will bring the children to me, aud take the Shoes I recommend, and keep on bringing the children year after year, those boys and girls will never have to spend a cent for corn medicine, MINGLE'S SHOE STORE. CAAA LAA AAAI AAPA A «THE... DRY GOODS LOBE # MILLINERY All wool I ; 20 15C. Our annual invoice begins next lannel reduce week, more pleasant to invoice cash than We w rant to turn all It is much easier and much merchandise, into cash that ithin the next to do this we in these hard induce the merchandise can w two In iS necessary to / sibly order know it time er 1€¢ extra ments. Our knife has been and we have « Co keen mercifu Great Sale ns sc. Muslin Underwear Katz & Co., lini T——-— A CLOSING - SALE TRY IN sy PEAY JAY lay, Commencing Mond OILS PAINTS AGATI TOOLS, ( 17 ry A FOMRAD, IWAMNID 2 FO! KET AND TABLE C1 COOKING ATING I'L] GASOLENE, OIL, AND HI STOVES, anges, Stove Furniture, House Furnishing Goods, and thousands of other articles. The stock is complete in everything. I cannot mention all the bargains offered, but if you want to buy anything in the hardware line come such an opportunity may never come again. If you are wise you will loge no time in taking advantage of this sale. and see H. A. McKEFE.
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