THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. OUR LOCAL DEPARTMENT. A Column of Interesting Personal Items. HOME NEWS PARAGRAPHED. Interesting Events and Happennings from About the county—Doings of our People Briefly Told. Marshall and child; of visiting friends at Mrs. Wm, Brookwayville, this place. —The interior of Jackson, & Hastings bank is undergoing repairs this are Crider week. Boynton, son of Mr, and Mrs. L. Daggert, was severely ill during Ww, the past week, Mr. A. CC. OG} Roland, called to see us on Saturday and inspect the art of printing. M er who tac 1} the Hall butch- a bull dog with his Condo, » Centre aC tol AAC face, to his sorrow, called on Monday. Bock beer was on sale on 1 night, It was ident, for some of the ite juite C boys were delightfully happy. The winter have but a short time until ds sing again, Comm - series of church, at WCeCK. of the date for one. new her f Sil Harrison Kline shipped a car bank, over the Central on Tuesday of this week. — Mr, been spending most of of his Sun Samuel Gettig, Esq., late has from Bellefonte. Presume business. March “roaring weather has been in Monday m Non.” orming came like a his the ¢ ause of much ness in this community. —We are still pri t are the finest in appearance and at the most reasonable prices. Good work every case. John h a paraly- the left -On Sunday morning Mr, Fellenbaum was affected wit tic slightly —No change the boro police force, by the new council as some Montgomery and Garis stroke. It impaired arm was made in had expected vill continue as heretofore. the furniture an unusual large Stock of ott } assorting He D A On Friday shat 8 night thee and in some erable damage Al washing hotel mer about Centre to Bellefonte on Tuesday. Only one remonstrance was filled and for that there was not as much in the m reason itter as usual of this eels last Thurs aronsed band, place, LY some hne musi Thomas Shoemaker were 3 1G and Mr naded, ai ere. band Mr. men the next morning the smiles of the were all They say whitest"’ DOYS Shoemaker is one in town ‘the Philipsburg, circulated lefonte , on Monday, - Jacob Truby, new of Parker Hotel at among (riends in Rel He is a prominent candidate for the democrat proprietor an enthusiastic democrat and was ic congressional nomination in this dis- trict two years ago. Harve Shaffer, of Zion, called to renew his subscription on Saturday. Mr. Shafler was elected Tustice of the Peace at the February election to succeed Michael Shaffer, who acted in that ca- pacity for the last twenty years. The people of Walker township are bound to have a ‘Squire Shaffer.” ~On Monday Robert M. Foster, of State College, dropped into our sacred abode to talk religeon and politics with the editor. Mr. Foster will again aspire for legislative honors and has aunotnced his candidacy this week in the regular list. He has many friends in the county who will give him a lit when the time comes. Squire IN THE COURT HOUSE. Legal Latelligence Gathered from Various Offices. MARRIAGE Clinton Markle, -. . « Martha J. Snyder, LICENSHS. Benner twp. Potter * James Rider, . Maud E sckley, Spring twp. Union twp. Snow Shoe Bellefonte Ezekiel Bing, Nancy Corman, Harry H. Bottorf, Beunore Clara Witherite, - Milesburg T. E. Reeder, . . - Matilda Carrie A, Coldren, - - Spring Mills in {a REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS, Philipsburg Coal & Land Co., rone & Clearfield R, R. Co., for tract of land in Rush twp., consideration $1. John P, Condo Sheriff, to Thomas W. Fisher et for 3 lots of ground in Un- to Ty- al, enn and son Jerry, of | ionville Borough, cousideration, $600. T. J. Gates et ux, to Jacob Beck, | certain tracts of land in Half Moon twp., consideration, $1375. Ww. RB. Snavely, to Mary Snavely Saturday | MYyS away | variable | in during the | rain fall, | | gaged in contracting and ground in Walker consideration, | $300. John M. Miller et ux, to Isaac | tract of land in Half Moon twp., | eration, $199.50. Wm. The a tract of twp., consid to Nt Harris twp., mas, wton BE 1 land | Daniel Lon Tate's adm,, to John [ ground in Bellefonte Security Shine house : consid Brown et ux, ] | tract of land in Haaris | ation, $58.45. Motz, ward eration $13 N rrr Pp —_ Oradorf's admr. Celind H Thomas B to and acres ines township, consideration ADDITIONAL LOCALS court convened on Tucs- Argument day. Quite a long list of cases are put | down for hea Mr. } ut ses ring. nk Morgan, of Lock Haven spe davsin Be last week lefoute ue ng aud relative Revival services are in church, at this place, y Rev Stapleton. visiting friends progress in lical the Evange conducted ! You can strike a at the Phil dispose of elphia Br | their stock before mu lass in prog umber juite a n attendance. On S | Brew gave a Ger: | attended by the 3 town He to his 1 with son is Alle vew ideas and is doin ¢ finer work than e+ Mr efonte, George Rothrock, formerly now at Niagara Fall 1 ’ ‘1 building home last week for a short visit Vie | speaks in an enthu pia € be flourishing Dr. John | of ( nia, passed through Bellefonte on Friday Hall. The Din of Centre Hall may return again to the same place that Califor: as a business point and appears to abundantly. Alexander, alifor. on his way toC entre was a former resident and He fine country, but would prefer to live in Pennsylvania thinks asa Mr. A. C. Thompson, located at pres. ent at Snow Shoe, was in town on Satur. day, and the problem whether ‘to be or or not to be'' an aspirant for honors was the question that he was re volving in his mind. Mr. Thompson is a stiff democrat, out of an old-line re. publican fagily, The Hungerians who committed the assault upon Foster Young, last week, at Morris lime quarries, have not been de- tected. Itis said that Mr. Morris re- fused to give the names of the offenders or in any manner lend any ‘assistance to Ube officer. If this is correct that this op- erator will shield criminals in this man. ner he deserves public denunciation, We expect more than that from Mr, Morris, legislative | Wi two | | + | % Mrs. J. ( lot of | | H. Wry a | IY TI. In { Jos | her home | two years bargain in clothin { | *t } | of $1 | t iastic manner of that ROLL OF HONOR, Following is a list of those who paid their subscriptions during the month of February: Mrs. Frank, Philadelphia ...... April g7 Rebecca Robinson, St, College ... , gb Joseph Markle, Hublersbug..... 96 J. A. Hoy, Zion ........ . 97 M. Smith, Hot Springs ....... ..... Chas. Smith, Bellefonte ........... A. C. Witherite, Mileshurg Mrs, John Rbte, Coburn ........ R. C, Irvin, Roland R. H. Solt, Colyer Israel Corl, State College.......... | J. Mitchell Garbrick, Fairbrook, March g7 Bella Gentzel, Cedarville, 111 June of Adam Yearick, Walker 0. N. Yarnell, W. H. Kuhn, John Brown, Mingoville Boalsburg Loganton.. Kerrin, Moshannon....... . Wome C. Shuey Isdorf, Loganton , Howard Zion land, Snow Shoe Centre Hall Walker Howard Hill In Moshannon Mills onburg v. Rover, R. C. Gill Wm, Floray, S. Yearick, Butler, B. Treaster, Jurdine Centre T. Shaffer, Clifton, as, Doup, Potter ry M i H Wie ! Jacob Fultz, odwar , Madi Shaffer Death of Miss Sarah Rankin, AM Vis Mi Satur Howard on nn! tpi 1 | AY she last ly grew worse and continued to sink tii between morning fiern su Ing. ‘he of death was catarr cause A 1d a mother, one brother, Miss Cs ir sad loss kin ar sister, re left to mourn the The byterian « held from the Pres. Tuesd: the Union funeral was 1 On afternoon. Interment | Cemetery. Hard fields r of snow have on the Grain he grain of this county, su ffere which may at this will not be e been, ntof a covering m the freezes and icy blasts t ASS 0 they have been exposed, aud there be more to come. To us it seems, time, that the coming crop as abundant as it would hav for the reasons here giv and we will y find it en, be pleas- otherwise when harvest tine ith of B am Hardon illiam Hardon ' wed), age rette on Wedne i KBOwWHD In been The ving for many years here business 1 Sunday " jams, dec'd, of the ledger full y the the amount ily News conti reports county of their They the gold to be t not of indeed. body was looking for a gold boom in this section, WH MUST HAVE HELP We pay for easy home work Steady employment men and women #10 to $18 per week No books or peddling guaranteed Senda stamp for work and particulars at once, HERNANS & SEYMOUR, 203 south Sixth Street, Philadel phia, Fa 21 un Beliefonte Grain Market Corrected weekly by Geo, W. Jackson Uo Red wheat, perbushel w— Kye .per bushel . Corn, ears per bushel, new. Corn, shelled perbushel Oats—new per bushel Barley, por bushel. on con Buckwheat, perbushel.. Groundplaster.perton... PROVIMONS GROCERIES &C, weakly by Bauer & Co.) les pe PErPOUR covrns ovis suis ove Haid dried mae pound seed Seana pe GU Sohn ; . Butter, Tot Li A AA SA Se. Tallow, pe fPOURGin i Country Shoulders —— le Rana a) Er = ni ————— ——— pa A a he SS St So. Breaviasch cured, Ree1asthacon sare a aaa LA ST ——— as: ay aptn -“ — - r iw . T BW a iss isrismsitasie Cory vr teat — $n (a8 correctes | { should be such things as coms. | | acres, THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1896, 3 SELLING FICTITIOUS LAND, Questionable Proceedings of the Centre County Luthiissioncrs, Fhe | Hg nm the Pittsbu Bellefonte “The ers’ cently aopeared In Post as a dispatch from Centre county commission - sale of unseated lands for taxes Is advertised to take place early in May. The but 786,280 yet some years it is known that sold at wor 600 and 700 tracts of land area of the county 1s unseated land titles have been these sais aggregating almost 1,5000,000 acres, been handed still satre Thes€ spurious titles have and the Ce down to posterity, are being bought and sold county markets as a means of speculation, The county comunssioners take the no steps to have land dockets purged of these bogus titles, because they are a source of revenue tothe treasury, and the county press also advertise the same lands every year. One of the most flagrant instances of injustice doue occurred recently when a Philad a id traded oli a | periy | a hicuitious rad city pro of tim- ber } land also mu a deal port they went 1 . 54 1p nia r SCA COnsIae confusion ud distarbance about the shi the desir their but were unable to accompli iit. The ihad a Freshmen |} rovai good time. 1 he was their satisfact hav- the i al ion in ing outwitted upper classmen at every point Notify Us Now Any of our subscribers who expect Hoods rsaparilla 4 4 { » H | " gists. 81 | Hood's Pills tke, easy No Corns Here Ther: is no good reason why there There | is a reason, however, but it isn't a good : : i 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 caused by not beginning right, If vou will bring the children fo 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 Park Hotel 4 GLOBE DRY GOODS # MILLINERY Waton his Space... FOR THE ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE 61006 SSDFiNG Opening CITI IIIS Our PAA AAA AAA AA APA GAA AAA AA «THE... store nas been newly HOWILY ing our ATge and this scas IIIIIIIITIIIIIII TESTI SS. than ever to please the public VORP RRR RRR RR RRR RRR 4 rE VERY RESPECTFULLY, Katz & Co., Linite CLOSNG- OUT SALE 2nd, 95 will close out AHARDW. OF ALL KINDS Lk 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 eannet 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 you are wise yeu will lose no time in taking advantage of this sale. H. A. McKEE.
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