THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA THURSDAY, APRIL 1866. oo OUR LOCAL DEPARTMENT. A Column of Interesting Personal Items. NEWS PARAGRAPHED. HOME lateresting Events and Happennings from About the county—Doings of our People Briefly Told. Many of our people got a move o erday nheroe OL rger, burg’s hustling young men and a ratt ia town on YW, good democrat, He is Wis a son of G. Rumber- ger KC —Fdward Stoner, colored, of Pleasant $12 0, back pay cation for an eration, an of the be 1" CK Speil. Mr. Jones, the important m First National again after about The able to an extended si bank, is fact of the be spared. —-—W. C. mile out o Rurrinnenll asuun f hii Lg 4 SW ly have a game of che fied in his wish, but not games won. Monda at present gett r the tabernacle to be built for Evangelist Weaver, J. H. telephone exchange, wasin town on Sat- vau the Esxridge, of Philipsburg He is ambitious to go to the next Cony delegate from this district. —Hon, Wm. K. Alexander, was taken recently by urday. enti Democratic National nm, as Mill- at- of heim, a severe tack of grip, to which thing like heart trouble critical —Mrs. James the mis near the added He was in a was some- condition last week Parks, of this place, had yrtune to break her 1 wrist on Monday. $ ing some work around a stair ight arm way when she fell down the stairs sustaining the above named injury, M. Wolf, town on Monday. ity ora cl s has not fully about year ago an health for several m ~~During the of the Philade than busily engag new rooms i ing their new case a full line of clotl ing goods. Thursday £1 irl the M. tended a cordial ends of Rev. E. parsonage, welcome upon his return to this place by The Rev. in his work at this pla conference. has successful Manager Garman the ex pe ts at oper: th, This i that h tia this mot woduction he would would tually fin or \ run in all t large cities, people be with Saould it ~The Thursday Reformed Charch was come, would advise all SOK iable, the Crider's FE x« Pov ery evening by men of in hange a number were pre the er ments were realized we Nl 18 phia and other eastern cities linery., Will Ammerman, is off to Philade selection of ne mil be home the an experiences largest houses, call and see the latest styles for the come ing season. ~=Mr. Wm, Corman, of Benner town- ship, left on Monday morning to attend the spring term in the Lock Haven State Normal School, which was furnished him by this paper, awarded to him by our patrons. Before leaving town he paid us a brief call to express his apprecia- tion for the scholarship furnished him, He also promised to write later of how he likes the institution and what is being done there in the educational line, spring second week in April, 1 milliner from one of the The ladies are invited to one of Phi ilips- ling | Monday. | iam could not | She was do- : to make a | with i IN THE COURT HOUSE. Legal Intelligence Gathered from Various | Offices, MARRIAGH § Harvey E. Vichderfer, - 1 Mary E. Hipple, § Robert Orwick, . { Harriet S, Beckwith, y David E {Anna L REALL Wm, W to John W. consideration, LICENSES, Burnside Taylor twp, Holtis, Long, . Nittany STATE TRANSFERS Mary Ilda acresin Marion Ormdorf and dorf, Orr, 161 Ra. twp., $2750. Armor et y oy oy lot 2 Lydia Les! im Walker t Jonathan Rul to W. A. Auman Penn ty Ww. 156 ac Ww res of land in Ry» Lim of of Administration Gramliey of Geo. Gramley, d township. | prover To Jessie Cle William Wi Unionville To J. Blake Elizabeth Lyl South Philig Last Will in Clinton To John John D. Sayres, deceased, late of Marion | aver, upon the kersham, deceased, late borough. Gerhart, est of upon ite berger, deceased, late of sburg. Kre Proven, Halmes, lof Hemi y deceased, ebs county, upon the estate of township. Last will of Elizabeth Martin, deceased, late of Bellefonte borough. Proven. The Tabernacle The cout { of Woodward, came to | ference destroyed by fire, Howard | Orme | a tabemacle have be to Le constructed so able and to ac of people Th he am scriptions has r will be almost ‘ £3h sorry revel yWCUTCH 1 that wil e they ainleted Must Be wide ns who shal Wide Tire Wagons wagon lure 1 own and at h tires widt th ghways wit inches pounds weight rebate of A farme wagons each year receive a tax I his assessed highway excep Were 1 tax , insubstance fa farmer six wide and one narrow tired, the latter renders and oncerned. the others null voi ate is ¢ te i bate is ¢ Nail Mill Excitement Mr. Henn 1 in Belle the past week , of Georgetown the purpose Bellefonte n mill plant a 1a8 | for Ali i r mill departme steel into useful gs and also to this time nothing definite accomplished and no lease afiected. There afloat in: this are many rumors omimunity in reg: y the affair, Lion The A Hl April. Normal and Classical Institute, above school will open on the 13th Prof. Charles A. Franklin and Marshall college, Lancas- | ter, | of Bushong, A., has been engaged for the spring The tuition will be five dollars for | the term. Good boarding can be bad at $2 to $2.25 per week. The trustees of the school offer these special low rates in or. der to meet the wants of those who are anxious to prepare for teaching and col. lege. The prospects for a large school are encouraging. | term, Musser Goes to Maine. J. Frank Musser, second baseman for the Demorest base ball club, has signed to play second base with the Portland, Me., club of the New England league, and will join the team in New York city on April 12. Louis Mattern goes to Philadelphia to play with the Athletics. The | tire wagons | he | recently | twenty of | AN EXORBITANT PI Demanded for the Ettlinger Wood ward. Mr. Property a On M. jellefoute, Friday, Hiram Goodmat in to the Et recent! He Emma Goodoiar tlinger home, at Mrs. property. Woodward, the the owner of the husband of at the and made a verb; While in town he called count commissioner's office statement that they wante That d $2,425 dam amount 1 also two and Mr mn Sund s muir ht ¢ im Sunday night gE men from ecked four your wa Haven, ksonville, Lock badly wi at Jac occu] Trivi at 1 driving at a terrible when the thrown need speed wheels came off The lads out and considerably used One of the horses fell and got he harness, when they came toa stop hey were is not known, IVES exposure Drummer Boy of Shiloh The members of Company B are § yw the fey Lg #1 TOG of Lion rummer Boy of Shiloh.’ lered by member An Mc Old Soldier James C. lenahan, of Centre Moving to Bloomsburg Thompson, a prosperous Suo will soon move 4 to Bloomsbury intends to locate in the future, Twenty The grand jury recommended «gine Bridges of Cicarf: the nine bridges. Bellefonte Grain Maviet. Corrected weakly by Geo, W. Jackson 8&0 Red wheat, perd Rye. per bushel Corn, ears per bushel new. Corn, shelled per bushel Oats--new par bushel... Harley, per bushel. Buck wheai,perbustel... Groundplaster. perton.. PROVISIONS GROCERIES &O. weekly by Bauer & Co.) Apples dried, perpound.. . ror m—— Cherries dried per pound, eeded........ Beans per quart... Onlons, per bushel... Butter, per pound Tallow, per POUR. Country Shoulders. Sides... BLAIR coniinn soins sons snssons sunny wvssss ssssssns Hamsdugar CUTE. cevrreservene —————— Breakiast BACH ...cuurimsnns momsrmr svissmul Lard, per pound «cee se os ERes | per dozen POLALOCRDET DUSKO | NOW ee. iovmrerrresermmrmsrrenns ew as ——— CORE mama dad TY aad ee Te, Chien ve aia © ——— CREE Sr me — DrIedS wes tOnrn Dor POUDA wu res sess one of Hall 1, re. y 15 1, v 1 A a n ge, containing The ants were filled with rum and were were up. tangled in Such con- Ww where Oo i] 22 | 03 | ROLL OF HONOR. Following are the names and ul paper during the month of March ; H, B. Frankenberger, Mareh 07 C, Bower, Felder Mar G FBI ROE snssrass cas orsrerassssvrnesnsston Jan, ¥ DD, Bramgard, Rebersburg NS. Krumrine, Rebersburg Aschiroft House, Philipsburg...... wend B10, IH Henry Heaton, Milesburg JV. Raven, Millhelm G F. Miller, Pine Grove M11 A.J. Witmer, Lemont W.Y. Ha Geo, Rossman ALL Os of those who paid weriptions on their Spring Mills h 97 I. Stover, Jan 7 = Dee May O% vay Ay Mare ne 9 Ju ent in W OramansiD. Continental in New Hands, R. N. Shaw, the eld | named cleran the al already n ' who leased ove hotel man, hots 1 at Philipsburg is in charge | hostileries that is famed for its fine | Mr Shaw is well known as a 10st, who looksout for the com- i fort of bis f f { fricuds the Continental. guests, and has a great many | in thi who will patronize | was the former proprictor, May Go to Philadelphia Harvey Graeme Furbay > Fir Was as st Pres! of Tyrone, ard la ited to preach iu ‘reshyterian Philad Oxi phid, last Sunday. is an except ee I yroue _Sarsaparilla se Blood Rurifier. All dru Hood & Co gists fl ouly by I Lowell, Mass, Pills gripe. not oan All druggists, se pain r poi VN Hood's ENJOYMENT There's real enjoyment in wearing comfortable footwear. When a gets home at night, off come his shoes, When he arrives at his place of business or labor, the chances are he fishes out an old pair of shoes that have convenient | holes cut to ease his corns, That's the | way with some men, man (a8 corrected | The men who find comfort in wear. | jug the same pair of shoes from morn. ing till night are the men who bny foot : wearof me. 1 can give anybody foot comfort who will buy the kind of shoes I 10 | advise. 1 can’t guaranteethis, however, a | to those who use their own judgment. 2 1 MINGLE'S SHOE STORE address | { | | | | | - 7 | | | i 7 | | MILLINERY | SIL. Rass Ie0 2090004140040 3 00F SPrFing Opening: of Millinery and Dry Qoods takes place Thursday, Friday and Saturday, April 2, 3 and 4. sotto fec dade will f French nt of our DRY GOODS ll “ae wae 89245548 A ' il VEC On ¢ Hats ard Bonnets wn work, ever shown has ever en atten +d here, cith i ze intity or quality The finest Highest Artis stic Tal- 1 our mi it Popular x our exhibit ye ality in ma 1 combi Wo e .} ntly « ol L6A06FS ~~ | O16 Millinery Trade CISTISIIITSSIIISIT ITS IIIS. WE SHALL ALBO BHOW n, "i hE pipet Yousinis tr liner pre demonstrate Dire 5 Goods New | § Ne w Muslin U Dress Goo 8 Goods il New Ladies New Pe ercales Cotton nderwear. i and ornamental article GOODS STORE. 1 the thousands of other useful Rist ina FIRST-CLASS DRY A NOTTS rrsrsys. 2 Katz & Co., ui CLOSING - OUT SALE. «HARDW OF ALL KINDS PAINTS, OILS AND TINWARE, HORSE BLANKETS, SHOVELS, FORKS, RAKES, POCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY COOKING AND HEATING STOVES, TOOLS AGATE GASOLENE, OIL, anges, Stove Furniture, House Furnishing Goods, and thonsands of other articles. The stock is complete it: 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 you are wise you will lose no time in taking advantage of this sale. H. A. McKEE.
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