THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA., THURSDAY, M AY 7, 1896, MILESBURG ITEMS, | ABOUT | THE COUNTY FROM Gyrsy CAMP: The greatest attraction in Milesburg, for the last two weeks, has { been gypsies. They had a camp on the island in Central City, The band sere. naded them on Tuesday evening, and | the crowd that accompanied the band was estimated at 250. On Sunday after- noon about 400 people visited them, most PERSONAL AND SPECIAL CHAT Song hing i | crowdof gypsies is reported tobe wealthy S GLI IELS8SS588555I8S0S85588LLS040S0S08084 5555855002 Philadelphia Branch. "TEMPLE COURT. Philadelphia Branch. SPRING GREETING I'he season of 1806 opens with the promise of improvement in all Having improved Vp Interesting Paragraphs From Many Localities. TEMPLE COURT CLOTHING EMPORIUM of these were The News Collected by the “Centre Democrat's’ Alert Timely Topics { and they conducted themselves very well : 1 | |] is believed that the the Philadelphi Corps of Correspondents USIIFESS, 48 1t during their stay. ) j-=Breezy Communica- : ; : Discassd—=Bree conhidence 1n 4 more prosp rous future, scale, We made our debu Miss Bella Jones returned home, on tions —News, Fun and Fancy—Is Your Branch 'h il | LE Community Represented——I{ Not, Why Not. d(C darkest hours of the financial depression have passed, ched forth upon an enlarged lau Clothing Empon n C ive the fin: st | Saturday, {rom Unionville, where she had been visttiig her sister for several now ha. entral Pennsylvania weeks. SPRING MILLS, IMPROVEMENTS i i are busy putting up roms a Presbyterian church a coat of pant | aving a bay new house, A ining room, al ..A FEW SPECIAL I SERGE SUITS i, SNorooe $ ng has been out for the ng up his republican ry much as though C $s McCool Saturday, . wiv t T3318 ¢ present time, sheriff and This is the first time crat thing of the party. A... \\ORSTED GOODS The conduct of a young boy, in ri id of t autif al tment, neve { his father's horses to water, is We have a law for cruelty Father, you had better look have it stopped. Mrs. C. A. Moyer has her stock of ladie’s and hand, at low EY E ( )PEN ER ~ | J stock. Mr. spent : Tee pen said he | “TTTeTTaTssTsaTsEsEseTssT!TsssT'Te*«.:T :TL. :=2 :a:+asaawa NS OF THE SEASON SPRING STYLES. TEMPLE COURT BARGAI SAMUEL LEWIN, Manager, PHILADELPHIA BRANCH h) 3 S S S S S 3 S S ho) S S 5 S 5 3 oy he) 3 S S 3 B S 3 S S S S S S 3 s S S S S S S 3 S S S S S S S S S S S S S S IGT TTT TTT IT TIT TIT ITTI TTI IIIT TI TI ITI TIT IITIITsrsys. Philadelphia Branch. Philadelphia Branc Sunday following Cusuing year: S Supt, H. Mark Messrs have cot lumber | recently his residen around his y Miss. Sunday it Candidates and bi our streets n ywadays AARONSBURG HAPPENINGS Mrs. Rev. Stamback is daughter, in Madisonburg. Dr. J. D. Hubler 1" y | sin} _ ville, were the welcome and wife, guests of Mrs George Charles, one day last week Mr. his bed for the last few days Abe Confer has been confined t We noticed Mr. Bynthurst, of Milroy on our streets a few days last week. Coburn Rogers, of Bellefonte, is tarry ing a few days’ at the residence of J. P. Coburn’s Tussey- Miss Mary Glasgow, of near ville, is boarding at Joseph Cormans’ and | walks to Millheim every moming to Miss Lizzie Keen's shop where she is learning the trade. Jesse Wert Sundayed at Rebersburg, with the latters aged mother, and wife Miss Mary Stahl who had been staying with Mrs. E. J. Deshler the greater part of the winter, has returned to her home in Milton. She made hosts of friends while in our midst. Jacob Dunkle, H. A, Aucker, T.G. W, Bdmunds and C. T. Weaver, are in Bellefonte attending court as juror's, this week. Clement E. Edmunds, of Mazeppa, Pa., is visiting his parents and friends. He has been teaching school in Rural-Re- treat, Va., for the past eight months, Cen y lum Bicycleatabargain, the wheel good as nes Newly meled and new tires at this office tf condition; just put on. Inquire COBURN ITEMS of Millheim, s last Sunday John Hartman and wife, Was seen on our 5 P. H. Stover retumed home from Mil. reyy roy, on Saturday « ning. Edward Robinson and wife were thu guests of James Musser, at Woodward, Saturday and Sunday, Andrew Vonada expects to beautify his residence by painting his house. » ie yr dv 11 " “ . v » |” 144 a Crew : w Philip Meyer has a crew of men work {ing at his new house and is under good | headway. Prof. Garthoff opened an eight weeks’ term of school last Monday morning, with about thirty.five on the role, A boy from Sugarvalley, 83 years old, was courting one of our widow's last week. Henry Phillips and wife, of Aarons. burg, mode a Sunday. visit to this place last William Meyer and wife spent Sunday | at Spring Mills, John Stonebraker tarried over Sanday | with his family. Wanted An Idea f:: EE er TTT TTI T IIT TIT drs rasnsnssy. or rWn RE TWP I Alexander Hamilton Thon Harris Samuel Long Jd 2 Long d 7 ‘ Nicholson Jno O'firian Michael Parker Jeremiah Stewart Walker Soott Samuel Stewart Ann Wallace Jos Wheeler Henry Wharton Thos P Young Sam nel Young Ben) COLLEOR TWP, Johnson Rosa Johnson Thomas, CURTIN TWP Brooks Jesse Brady Wm P Brady Wm I" Brady Wm P Beady Wm P Custer Paul... Delipns Mary : Godfrey John W Godfrey John W Hall Charlies Kelso Joseph Kaolso Joseph... Kelso Joseph Looch Matthew... Lane Barab......... Lane Sarah Lane Mary. Lane Mary. ..... Lane Sarah Palmer John... 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Swineford Peter Swineford Peter FOTTER TWY Bond Mary Brisbin John Garrigus Edward Garrigus Win Hoffman Wm Sawyer Wm Telly Ferrell RUSH Twy Allison Junin Allison James 184 32 Allison Andrew "Mo Allison A & J Liliylll mo Armstrong Andw , 1917 Atherton fiohara 176 Bannon Joseph..... 3m Beverage Davia om Briteher lsane ...... Brickley Daniel... Copenhaver John, , Covenhaver John, Chestnut Samuel. Delaney Sha Dentier Wm ...... Eberman Philips. Ehler Daniel ....... Everman John... French Edward... Fitzgerald Daniel, Fonk John «+ 1000 By ! Glentworth Jas... Groe Elisabeth... .. 153 ia 16a Weldman Jaco! Wallace Joseph J Wels Jomeph Wilson Wa Wilson John Wilson John Wharton Kearney Wilson Wm ArRING TWP Forbes Samuel Johnson John... Lingle 3 J Moore John... MeClure Wm Purdue John Est nopison Catherine, Robison Rebecon, Robison Richard Thomburg Thomas Unknown Wilson Wm "od Wilson Wm... ANOW BROR TWP, Bayard Andrew, Cunningham DH. On sab... ... Dalton Hugh. ...... Dobwon James, Dobson Samed... 3 Brose $18 i i oabit John... ..... Jeremiah... BEssEsEREnz RE Kr x J Lingle J J Mansell Wn Mercer John Mercer Davia Miller Wn Miles Samus Mckee Sar Mary Parker Jeremiah Parker Richard Purden Richard Files Beni & Co Pardon John Piles Deni & ( Robinson Richar % Robinson Richare Robinson R Robinson Richard Singer Abmbam Shoemaker Ben) Seott & Alexander Scott & Alexander, Rutier James . Sutier David Swanry Wm ‘ Warden Jereminh Wickersham Amos Wilson Robert, Zantuinger Paul, Zantzinger Paul .... WORTH TWP, Campbell Robert... Kunes Michael... Kuline Joseph Kuhns Ab LL TIN Ruling George. ....s Kuhns Mathias... .. Shippon Thomas L Unkradwn oooveones ®OTR, with not wil be nil taxes Es Agu —-—— ee os Zzairoes .
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