Epis Pn, THE OENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA., THURSDAY, APRIL 93 a0, 1896. 3 OUR LOCAL DEPARTMENT, A Celumn of Interesting Personal Items. HOME NEWS PARAGRAPHED. Interesting Events and Happennings from About the county Briefly Told, Doings of our People | “Wanted Cyele show 1 May "eli it ; Spring poetry. the Armory, Friday | aq cents, Shaeffer’'s Art Studio, ad. on page 4 | Or weather given away with ev Wee i! cob Gross, the tau . 1s ¢ vrdle i on those £10 s51iLs, mMaac 0 Ora I convent Iphia ,May al Hotel Thus far th i effect. Many + posed to it large the Armory, ¢ ipsburg telephone exchange, and an t worker, spent Friday and He tive democr at Saturday in Bel was elected a delegate to ~The building of the the tabernacle will to Phoenix Planing he be awarded mill. It will compieted in about a month, when Evangelist Weaver will ar and be Mountain hn sides for the past few days the rive gin another series of meetings res were r on all \RIng atmosphere was cloudy from inated by the glare from the bumniug districts. Mr. and Mrs, D. irk Tate and their three children, of Philipsburg, spent several days in Bellefonte this week, attending the wedding of his sister, Miss Mary Tate to George Beezer, which took place on Wednesday. The Wm. corner of Howard and Allegheny streets, will goon undergo repairs that will complete. ly change its appearance. Mr. Humes will remove to the Curtin residence, on Curtiy street, while these improvements are being made, On Saturday Harry Jenkins purchas ed J. M. Cunningham's Palace Cigar Store, in the Brockerhoff House Block, on Allegheny street. Mr. Jenkins form- erly was engaged in the plumbing busi. ness as manager of the Bellefonte Supply House, whivh will be discoutinued, ~The county commissioners are think. ing of putting a metalic ceiling in the audience room of the court house. The plastering on the present one in liable to come down most any time on account of the rain coming through the roof. It will not be long urtil a new building wil! be found necessary, Humes residence, On Sunday | near points is sufficic the smoke and at night the skies were illum. | IN THE COURT HOUSE. latelligence Gathered from Various Offices, Legal MARRIAGE LICENSES, 3 Farmers Mills Penns Cave Port Matilda 5 W. Long, ? Ada A. Long, Stewart Weston, Verna Thomas, Milliken Walker, Naunie Yearick, JE Bessie A. John H. Bridge Kate R, Lingle I’ John A. Beez Mamie A, Tat ¢ wu Bogus twp. Howard linus Millheimn Stover, Madisonburg Crate Clearfield armers Mills b \ pt a a‘ fonte dn Rum! Smith Lender Rosy C. REAL-EST Jacob Evert a cut of the new B CRAT of with all iot of groun ation $151 Hiram Gro cres and twp, con der: Adam reno guson twp, Wagner; | boro; John Mc! COusl J. M. ( H. Millet acob Bottorf FIN ollege I John A. Way Moon Half Low Rate The last of the sions to Washingto | s to Washington Cries low.r§ Shiloh.” It ill depict an interest : R 's 4 §- LAaLToa Will § Sah Excursi " vat event during the recent struggle and 1 hist all, conta oricals event that are familiar ting in either din on lickets, perm to most This drama has for years of makes this line The Lewistown over in Baltimore been produced under the direction Col. Fred B Wig of work a profession within limit, sold at rates / wt 108¢ e, who A r, or on train No. 4 leaving Pittsburg success of at 5.10 p. m,, returning on any fh AT of this drama at and other y 4 : { train except the Pennsylvania imited nt guarantee that it cars how the Special train of parlor run : day will be worth seeing ! It will be given in house on April 29 and The following is the CABT OF CHARACTERS Mart Howard, the spy Geo. R. Meek Uncle Joe, the Darkey writen Fred B. Wigle Jonny Howard, the Drummer Boy, ..A. Brisbin Harry Howard, afterward of Cox D,....M. Trone Farmer Howard, a veteran of 1812, Seott Harris Frank Raotiedge, alterward sergeant In Con federate army, . Hugh 8. Taylor Major Rutledge, resident of Kentucky, after wardot U8. A, Boyd A. Musser Farmer Elliot, neighbor of Farmer Howard, James Harris Paul Gerhart ~Samuel D, Getlig afterward corpo «Hard F. Harris Miss Bessie MufMey | Miss Henrietta Butts «Miss Myra Hollday «Miss Millie Smith coaches will be on following Garman’s opera oth, and May 1st, schedule Train Leaves Pit 8.00 a. m Bellefonte Clearfield P hilipsbutg sburg «10.09 A. m, Osceola. . «10.21 a Tyrone ‘ 12.03 p. m, Washington, arrive..... 7.30 p. m. For full information apply to agents or Thomas E. Watt, Passenger Agent a Western District, Fifth Avenue and Tom Elliot, afterward in Co, D, Smithfield street, Pittsburg, Will Smith... Fatty Smith, the Bute hman, ral, " Mrs. HoWAN, sues. Jennie Howard... Mrs. Mart Howard... Mrs. Major Rutledge, Mrs. Elliot, Miss Katharine Harris Goddess of Liberty wo Mins Lulu Harper Sisters of Charity, Millie Smith & Mary Quigley FEDERAL OFFICERS, Major Gen. Grant... cowloyd M. Reariek Boarding House Poetry thy flight; feed me on gruel again just for tonight. I am so weary of sole leath- | er steak, petrified doughnuts, vulcanized cake; oysters that slept in the watery bath, butter as strong as Goliah of Gath; weary | of paying for what I don’t eat, chewing LT up rubber and calling it meat. Backward, Colonel Reblnson.. Samuel Taylor | turn backward, for weary Iam! Give me Captain Co, D. corns id orome Harper | & whack at grandmother's jam; let me Captain mY Relist Rutt drink milk that has never been skimmed, Major Gon Cmian d ee Males ANS | let me eat butter whose hair has been Ohlef of Stall .. ——— | trimmed, but let me once more have an Lieut. (en, JONDSRON. re. Philp P, Garbrick | old fashioned pie, and then I'll be ready Chief of SIAM... immmimns to curl up and die. ~Autkor unknown, Union and Confeder”te soldiers, orderlies, ote, ~~See our great ‘assortment of straw The Undine Orchestra has been shgaged for this production, hats. Faubles. ov R NEW NEWSP APER | fonte Wheelme “Backward, turn backward, oh time in . PRESS abeock C court receives m and lit ude more attentic ga tion is concl lin than form erly Cycle Show A cycle Atmory show will be given in the May Sth. It will be under the direction of the Belle. | n's Club, containing on Friday evening, Elaborately dec, orgted booths, displays by { leading manufacturers will be an attrac. | tion An orchestra will furnish music for dancing after 9 a. m. mitted free. Ladies will be ad. Appraisement Andrew Waldze, of Williamsport, a | builder and contractor, and Henry Hea- { ton, of Boggs township, were chosen to | adjust the damages of the John Jacobs | dwelling house, destroyed by fire on the | 20th of last March, | $1061.88, The award was Fairy Tales The lecture in the opera house on last Friday evening, ly Rev R, Leighton Gearhart, was highly appreciated by all present. The speaker handled his subject with marked ability and interested all in what be had tosay. The lecture is amusing, interesting and instructive, Tyrone Pastor’ s Call, Rev. Harvey G. Furbay, of Tyrone, has received a call to become the pastor, of Oxford Presbyterian church at Phila. delphia ata salary of $6,000 a year. Rev, Furbay is only 31 yearsold, It is not known whether he will accept or not, —8ee out | great assortm ent of st hats. Fau a Hood Ss THE GLOBE DRY GOODS and MILLINERY Kings of Low Prices. | or labor, the ch | old pair | holes ¢ Prove the merit of Hood's Sarsapar tive, perfect, permanent Cures | Cures of Serofula in Rbeum, with intense itehing a ing, scald head, bolls Cures of Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Catarr! toning and making rich, red blood Cures of Nervou snes and That Tired Ped by feeding rity muscles and tissues | on pure blood. For book of eure 1a forins. Ralt severest pimp | ] sl Sarsaparilla Rend Address to C. 1. Hood & Co Hood s Pills . Lowell, Mass are the best after-dinner pills, ald digestion. 20, A Bellefonte Grain Market, Corrected weekly by Goo. W. Jackson 800: Red wheat, perbushel.. Rye, per bushel. Corn, ears per bushel. DEW. Corn, shelled per bushel... Oats~new per bushel... Barley, perbushel.... Buckwheat, bushel. Groundpliaster .perton Ee PROVISIONS, GROCERIRS &C. weekly by Banner & Co.) Apples dried, perpound... Cherries dried od od pound, —— Beans perq w—— Onions, per HT _—_— Rutter, Jer pound tow, per pound... Ch —— (an corrected — —— — BS — t0orn perp ——— |wearofme. 1 | comfort | advise. business 308 out an have convenient That's the ances are he that his of shoes ut 10 east way with some men coms The men who find ing the same pair of shoes ing till night are the men who foot. can give anybody foot who will buy the kind of shoes 1 I can’t guarantee this, however, to those who use their own judgment. MINGLE'S SHOE STORE. TOWN TALK! AIKENS' WINDOW! NO WONDER! sfart iv mio m wears morn- from buy They are Full of Beauty. Mrs. Aikens has just returned from the city with the cooicest of the Strawbridge & Clothier make tailor made suits, Silk waists—gkirts full width; Capes, Jackets, Underwear and Wrappers—all up to date. Also Pianos and Organs to keep time to the styled march. AIKENS' STORE. Allegheny street, Bellefonte
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