THE
CENTRE
DEMOCRAT,
BELLEFONTE, PA.,
THURSDAY, FEBRU
ARY
20. 1896,
OUR LOCAL
DEPARTMENT.
A Column of Interesting Personal
[tems.
HOME NEWS PARAGRAPHED.
and
Doings of
pteresting Events Happennings from
About the county
Told.
our People
Briefly
snowed a {ter
-And the next day it
Tuesday's election
bills
ofhice,
body admires
the sale
Democrat
AY cry
Centre
workmen
good material, good
ind ask reasonable prices
The wonderful Hindoo jugglers
are making a successful tour of this
be at the
nm Monday Fi b
country, wil
Hous
Garman
24th,
Opera
Th Find ‘akeers to be
Opera House next Monday eyening will
1 1 5 "on r . " hinge |
give a vel entertain: nt. something
and entertaining.
at the O
be a
ation of
ths
NS
lay evening under
Ellery Johns
ross such a
nstead of
ile talki
SIX nC
eb al $3
wih aout it
ng
In almost every section of Centre
ounty religious revivals are in progress,
this season. We hope the world is grow.
ng better as there are many of us
=e who can endure a bit of improve-
ent to a great advantage.
poor
Ex-Treasurer Adam Yearick, of
Walker, who had been on the sick list
for some time, was about on Monday
and in the best of humor, We need men
like Mr. Yearick to keep down republi-
can majorities in Marion township,
—Dr. R. G. Hayes of this place has
been qui‘e ill during the past week. He
had a fall by which he injured his head
and at the time he was not enjoying the
best of health, A severe fever set in
and there has been some apprehension
as to his condition.
—A fire on Sunday evening came near
destroying James Noll's
lins Furnace. The roof on the kitchen
was burned off and the side of the house
Timely as.
sistance of neighbors succeeded in ex
the flames.
was considerably charred
tinguishing
~The revival Court
House, attracted large audiences during
the past week. The evangelist, Rev
leonard Weaver, is an enthusiastic
services, in the
speaker and has awakened a religious
sentiment among our people that cannot
fail but hav
Mr.]
business at
¢ a good and lasting effect.
S.Ewing, recently in the drug
Tyrone, and formerly of
snow Shoe, is frequently seen in Belle.
fonte, For some years Mr. Ewing was
a confirmed invalid from rheumatism
but he seems to have completely
It is
ite at Snow Shoe again
A. Baum, the
at the same old
I.yon's store
ered from his ailment likely that
he will Jox
liveryman,
stand at the
On account of refusing to
rear
rent in time, another party leased and
considerable stuff
A stitch
and this was one of
it required, some say,
to get the lease in his control,
m time
the times that brother Baam got left,
SAYER nine,
The "Missionary Tea,” to be given
at the home of Mvs. L. A. Shaffer,
Friday evening of this week, has been
postponed until Tuesday evening of
next week, That refreshments, consist.
ing of wafers cake, chocolate and coffee
will be served, at five cents each. Both
vocal and instrumental music will be
rendered during the evening. All are
invited, and will be welcome.
5, who |
{ in Haines twp
| a certain
at the |
|
pera House |
house at Col- |
| 8iC
{ all my time to the
recov. | r 1
ments of any description, particularily
:
| procurable,
will remain |
of |
IN THE COURT HOUSE
Legal Intelligence Gathered from Various
Offices,
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Martin Janseki, Clarence
Ieressa Papcum, . i
J. A. Corman, . Miles
Susan A, Hosterman Aarousbury
Oak Hall
Lemont,
twp.
fohn A, Stamm,
Lucy E. Garduer
Frank I,
Melissa M
Edward W
Virgia M.
Hoffman, - Philip
shurg
File 3, - hs
Hawood, -
Fink, .
Philipsburg
Chester Hall
RFAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
, toMissAuna M
for certain lot of g
Oscar Crotzer Crotzer
round in Liberty twp.,
consideration $300
Michael Harper,
Ser or one acr
to Michael M.
e and 130 perches of ]
, consideration $277
Johu G, Platt, to Barbara Cowher, for
ground in South
$500.
Charles M. Waple
, for tract of land in
lot of
bu: g, consideration
Ierrman
{ consideration $1¢
Catharine Gep
and parts
heim Borough cons
Clement Dale adminis
Garman
Kindly
Keme
adjec
soothed our feelings
nown fair dove
the writ.
In order to reduce pressure,
er started out for a bit of fresh air, a
unconsciously drifted in
den at the Gazette
there were
to Francis Speer’s
On aps
mutterings that
closely resembled profanity. He ra
like a demon that was aflame with in.
dignation. '‘Gol-darned the dog-goned,
blasted fools; think [ must be a dod-blast-
ed gilly! I know em; dont you forget it.
Nothing but a dirty son.of.a-sea-cook
anyway, that did it. Dog.gone their
dirty pictures anyhow,’ and other words,
more forcible than appropriate.
our roach
significant
ged
This strange jumble of words aroused
curiosity and upon inquiry found that
poor Speer had been the recipientof no
less than sixteen valentines, and many of
them were beauties
Misery always loves company and here
we forgot our own trials in trying
pour oil over brother Speer’s exceedingly
Bat
Upon departing, he
was raging and tearing worse than ever
and to his misery and wit
to
lacerated feelings, and cousole him.
it wasall in vain
h his valentines
we left him,
Announcement
[ am with great sorrow compelled to
make this public announcement, that by
the advice of the
Country it
best occulist in this
becomes necessary for me,
owing to increasing difficulty with my
eye sight, to give up the teaching of mu.
After
I have
entirely carefully
deg ided
sale of musical instru.
reviewing
the situation, to devote
Yianos and Organs, of the best
Any one wishing to pur
make
chase an instrument will save money by
calling on me at room 28, Crider block,
and learning particulars
Miss 8
312% OHNMACHT
To Our Correspondents,
There are a number of sections of the
county from which we have not received
any communications for some
Don't know whether our correspondents
are away, sleeping or dead. Try and
send us the news next week without fail,
fet us know what is going on in your
community. It will be interesting read
to many of our readers Correspond,
ents who have used up all their stationery
«hould notify us at once. Send us the
news,
time,
{ John (
| he will reside
RB gine tl
{| managing the
| been an active
| chair,
| remaining members cong
Mus- |
land |
Philips- |
ELEGANTLY BANQUETED
Miller Given a Pleasant Surprise By
Council
Mr, Miller,
ell known citizens,
try his
day he flitt
street,
one of Beliefonte
John C
has concluded to
hand at farming and on Wedne
sant home on
Fred Rey
Jenner township. Here
his attention to
that
d from his plea
Lann toone of Col. W
nolds farm's in
and devote
» Col's farms in vicin-
| ity
Mr. Miller, for a number of years, hat
and prominent member
wn council and for the past year
the
was the
of our t«
had the dents
last
and the
honor of filling
Monday
present
pres
evening
session of the council,
luded to show
their sreciation of their worthy presi
ap
{
p
dent by giving him a banquet, and to
t
express their regret at fosing him
a few farewell
the
citizen by
AL 8
greetings
members
adjourned and
the to Ceader where
Ir way 5 parnior
Spravg a surpn upon Nr, Mile
showing h wud banquet
sed before
that
The case was not arge
reason
the suit by
Thus |
r the ward, won
Supen Ww cour i
oellar ye vie ldin or
appe ant dropped yielding
and paying the costs Meyer
his first
without ap-
Esq allorney
case in the Superior court
pearing. His brief must have complete.
ly converted the opposing council-—some
thing unusual, indeed.
Charming Hostesses,
Miss Isabella Gentzle daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Benj. Gentzle,
visiting friends at Ceaderville,
Spring twp., is
Ill., for
several months past. She was one ofthe
hostesses at a party at that place of
which the Freport Ill. Bulletin says
“There was a large attendance of
guests from Freeport and Ceaderville
Misses Neidigh, and Rockey
proved to be charming hostesses.’
Gentzel
Trout Fry Scarce
The Pennsylvania fish commission an.
nounces that it is receiving applications
for brook trout fry for distribution in the
free streams of the state. Only 1,000 fry
will be allowed toan application, because
3.500, -
Blank forms of application may be
had frou
the entire output will not exceed
000
1 any of the commissioners
Do Not Pail to Read This
The noted Dr. M. Salm,
who bas been 50 successful in the treat.
specialist,
ment of private diseases of both sexes,
and all kinds of chronic diseases, may
be consulted in Belletoute, at the Brock.
Feb
four weeks thereafter
erhoff House, on Saturday, 220d
and every ou the
same day. Consultation and examina.
tion [ree
Bel efonte Grain Market
Corrected weekly by Geo. W. Jackson &0s
Ked wheat perbushel
Kye, per oushiel ow
orn, ears per bushel, new
Uurn, shelled pe: pusnel
Unlawnew per Gushel
Barley. por bushel
Hoek wheat per ushel
Group: plaster perton
PROVISIONS UN ERIES 80,
weekly by Bauer & Co.)
Apples died perpound RR —
Cherries dred per paund sweded ————
Beans por ume, oom en
Unions, per Sushel
Butter, per pound oem.
fallow per pound
Country Shoulders
Sides Po ree
Hams J.
Hamesugar sured...
Breakfast Racoon, io 0 IY
Lard, jer pound —- “ -
wren i. .
Ce —
DrieddwestOnrn FIRLLEE simon oh
(a8 corrected
a
—
a ——— ————
a
» | should be such things as corns,
|
ATTACKED BY HIS DOG
white dog
on him whil
and hildren, Mr,
rubbers
wile
stooped to get his
the
upon his back
Mike
brushed the dog off
stove, when the dog
and bit him
neck. with a swing of hi
, and the brute mq
another spring fastenivg his teeth
one of Mike's elbows entering
coat and shirt
With a kick Mike
but the
and tearing h
agal rove the dog
from him; now infuriated brute
a thir and for the
of his
d spring
teeth
made man's
face, one tering the upper
lid of the left eye, causing
wound witl
Ars
t Hall had
Arm broken, al
thrown from a sleigh that upset
oman’s
ork
8 nEver eo. and RB =» especia
tn those whose blood is
1y wearing an
wWeAr mputre and
iain and ren
The only
ow tired, sin
building up by taking a good nerve 1 ¢. blood
purifier and vitalizer like Hood's Sarsapariila
For troubles Pecwliar to Women at change ho
season, climate or life, great cures are made by
Hoods
Sarsaparilla
The One True Blood Rurifier. All druggists. $1
Prepared only by C. 1. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass
mnfit properly
0 tone,
nerve, muscle and
rw Lhe
wast r of tinsise
remedy weak, Derveus women
do p
Hood's Pills give. Au urugants
# ¥
No Corns Here
There is no good reason why there
There
is a reason, however, but it isn’t a good
lone. The reason is that people buy and
| wear {11.6itting footwear that makes corns
faster than chiropodist can cut them off
All this is caused by not beginning right
If vou will bring the children to me,
| and 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
THE GLO
—————sDRY GOODS and MILLINERY
fa
Keeping Down the Prices
Keeping Up the Quality.
Keeping the crowds coming
Everlastingly at it.
In a manner thatstamps
our business methods
inimitable
sorts of rivalry.
«
AS
precluding all
lar always has, and : will, bus
elsewhere, 51) fig res | he rga We |
Winter
alrea
y y
FOOous | " al HAVE
the
must go Li
ipments of our 5
...0hoice of any Ladies Coat....
--TCTGH'T
& 90)
DOI A
RS
CLOSING - OUT S
I am going out of the hardware business, :
Commencing Monday, Sept. 2nd, 95
will close ont my entire stock, consisting
«HARDWARE
OF ALL KINDS
TOOLS, PAINT
AGATE
8, OILS,
ND TINWARE,
HORSE BLANKETS,
SHOVELS, FORKS,
PY KET
COOKING AND
RAKES,
AND TABLE
HEATIN
TLERY
GASOLENE, O11. V (3 ha 1 { WwW ] o
House and
The stock is complete in everything. |
Ranges, Stove Furniture, Furnishing Goods, thousands of
other articles, cannot
mention all the bargaing offered, but if you want to buy anything
in the hardware line come and
see-—such an opportunity may
never come again, If yon are wise yon will lose no time in taking
advantage of this sale
McK EE,
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