po ais THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONT E, PA, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1806, - OUR LOCAL | DEPARTMENT, A Column of Interesting Personal Items. HOME NEW 5 PARAGRAPHED. Interesting Events and Boppeanings from About the county—Doings of our People Briefly Told. Inspection of company B, N.G. P,, yd, —Last Sunday five of the choir boys of St. John's Episcopal church were on the at this place, will occur on March 2 sick list. We had a slight snow fall on Wed- for nesday morning, but not enough sleighing. Mrs. fifth wed- -Onr Sunday evening Mr. and Emil Joseph celebrated their ding anniversary. The list of applicants for liquor | yanty this ye racked” will be the next n at the opera house,on Wednes- ing, March 4th Icom Laurie, ofthis place,assis r a Christian Endeavor last Sunday Last WW ation from Lemont Miss Ida E. Lani of the dry g millinery deg ting al ~The Centr nce of the United Mr young Joel Royer lar office on Frid rat for one lefonte will | the work of from ( Weaver's ndance 1 ificance the been affected and ahead about five NM: Bellefonte but of late years of Oak Hall, died at Philadelphia on Sunday while The des burial terment was made at Boalsbuig. of Walker, cal subscription undergoing an operation, eas ed was brought home for In. -H. 8. Yearick, Monday to for renew his 97. and to get bills for his sale, which is Saturday, March 21st, at his place He has | a valuable list of farm stock and imple ments, on two miles east of Jacksonville. —On Friday evening Mrs. Eliza Mer- rey, wife of Hon. J. W. Merry of Beech Creek, died in the Williamsport hospit. al whete she had been taken to under. go a surgical operation. She was 65 years of age and is survived by her hus. band, four daughters and one son, ~ Francis Speer promises to take the editor’s scalp this week. The readers of the Gazette will certainly be disappointed not because Francy can't do it—but because he don’t have the time, as he is devoting all his spare moments courting his girl, No outside interference is wanted, either, ~The attendance at Gregg Post rooms last Saturday was very large. An im. mense dinner was served and there was a continual rush for a chance at the table, Inthe evening Mr. Katz the merchant gave a short and interesting talk of his experience in the Confederate army and how heescaped. A large sum was cleared by the Post which will be devoted tochatity,” | for 44.8 perches of sideration $150. led on | IN THE COURT HOUSE. Intelligence Gathered from Various Offices, MARRIAGE Legal LICENSES. Edward F. Bertha Brown, - - Mordecai Laird, Taylor Twp Hattie McMomgal, . " James A. Leathers, Mt. Eagle Elizabeth Hall, sig i i } W. O. Graden, . 1 Rupert, . Eagleville Spring Mills Spring Bank - Half Moon Port Matilda Morrisdale i Susan Gilbert, - Alfred E. Eves, Florence B. Funk, Jeeecph Scorpo, . Prenins, Morris Miller, - Bellefonte Mary E. Harris Twp REAL ESTATE S. Gramley et al, to Emma J. Zeigler, land in Miles McClintic, . oo. TRANSFERS. twp, consideration £295. Daniel for tract of land Harpster et ux, to Geo in Halfmoon J. J. Orndorf administrator, to Wm of Haine consideration $5,028.12 Ellen for tract of land ut Stover, for tract land in twp CGargeon el g ation $220¢ New Shoe Store Mr. V anging It is announced that of this place, is an { to open tore in the corner room in Court, on All Mr. for Tt O'R OF for nEag egheny street \ a number of y¢ ed Brockerhoff Bros. in the | and whole sale grocery trade ness man Baueris a prac- tical busi and no doubt will succeed in such a line, Fire at Milesburg James Heverley's two-story frame | dwelling honse, valued at $1,000, Miles- burg, caught fire from a defective flue | last Thursday, the 20th at noon, and was | totally destroyed in less than an hour, Nearly all of the household goods were | saved and the building was fully insured The new hook and ladder company was on the scene early and did telling work in the protection of adjoining property. Death of Rev. 8. L. M, Conser. Rev. Conger, a member of the Baltimore Methodist Episcopal Conference, died last night at Logantown, Clinton county aged 85 years. Mr, Conser was in active work in the ministry thirty-one years, He is well known througout this State To be Repaired. The roof of the main building at Penn'a State College, will be repaired the coming summer, A new slate roof will be put on the building that will be of a modern architectural design and con. siderably steeper than the present one, Death at Nittany, Uriah Winkleman died at Nittany last Friday, after a few days’ illness, He was about 30 years old, and is survived by his wife and child, Deceased resided at Mackeyville until recently, STRUCK A WAGON, A Driver's Narrow Escape a Howard Sta- tion, Thursday morning of last week the passenger train for Tyrone, with Hogi. neer Smith on the locomotive, wagon on the road close to the station, struck a Howard N. Sullenberger was driving a two horse wagon across the track, as the wagon was heavily the gait of the The train and loaded with stone, slow, team was was slowing up preparatory to stopping at the station when the locomo- de. t and sending the stoue in all When the thei track jerke tive struck the wagon in the middle, Hashing i LLLRE 4 : ctions vagon was struck Orses 1 eliorts to 1 Mr. » which motion prevented h the get away from the Sullenbery forward be. iny injured by engine, Fortunately horses escape the Lie } er and d in bs of the pilot of th A Vicious Assault On Tuesday quite an Morris’ lime Ino Run MACHT UHN fed in Clearfield Coun Another Lumber Deal The Linden Hall lumber company has closed a deal forover two thousand acres white pine The la of virgin oak pine timber, and yellow and the timber will be cut and manufac. tured at the company's plant at Linden Hall, Pa Death of Mrs, Gill Mrs, Nancy Gill, who for years lived in Bellefonte, died at her home at Pine Grove at 12 o'clock otf Saturday from the | The funer- | effect of a paralytic stroke, al was held on Tuesday, Bellefonte Grain Market, Corrected weekly by Geo. W. Jackson 800: Red wheat, perbushel.. Rye per bushel. Corn, ears per bushel, new Corn, shelled per bushel. Oats—~new per bushel Barley, ps + Buck Wheat, porbushoi... : Groundpinster .Derton. wn PROVISIONS , GROCERIES &O. (An corrected weekly by Bauer & Co,) d ies dried A A rr S— artes pounds es a Ce Er a tt] Country Shoulder ders os i — athirior fe Hams au, reak! + bor r eur. ' Bacon. SO SE FARRER STARA ERE ee RS ———— Eonar this, | usual Is purchased are | in the eastern part of luntingdon county | Happily Wedded, A happy couple were united in the holy bonds of matrimony, in the Baptist church, at Martha, Feb, 14th—the young couple beng J. C, Shaffer, of Zion, and Miss Lottie Williams, of Martha. The wedding march was played by Howard Miles, Mr. |. F. McCoy, man, and Miss Mattie Williams, brides maid, marched up the centre aisle to the when grooms. altar, followed by the bride and groom, Miss brother, After these came the groom's sister, Fannie Shaffer, and the Williams. Being manues the ai bride's formed in the tar, Rev. G. stepped before them and performed the « Custer belore WwW. Downing, of Altoona, ceremony in a very desirable manver ndience as then rwh prayer ch the congrat 111 had ¢ the groomsman Sorsapann iy «i's PIS Win Hood's Sars hd No Corns Here There is no good reason: why 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 {ll-fitting footwear that makes corns faster than chiropodist can cut them off, All this is caused by not beginning right. If you 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 GLOBEK! DRY GOODS and MILLINERY Keeping Down the Pric Keeping Up the Quality. Kee Lhe cr wis $omise ver erlastingly a t In a manner that stamps our business methods as inimitable-precluding all sorts of rivalry no * ad Peoeee000QO0® ...0hoice of any Ladies Goat.... -TRIGHT DOLLARS KATZ & CO. Limited. CLOSING- OUT SALE. Commencing Monday, Sept. 2nd, 95 ———— 1 1 Will close QHARDW ARES OF ALL KINDS out my enti TOOLS, PAINTS, OILS, AGATE AND TINWARE, HORSE BLANKETS, SHOVELS, FORKS, RAKES, POCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY GASOLENE, OIL, COOKING AND HEATING STOVES, Ranges, 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 and see—such an opportunity may never come again. If yon are wise you will lose no time in taking advantage of this sale.
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