THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT. BELLEFONTE, PA THURSDAY, JULY 1 806, 16, OUR LOCAL DEPARTMENT. A Column of Interesting Personal [tems. HOME NEWS PARAGRAPHED. Interesting Events and Happenniogs from About the county--Doings of our Briefly Told. People The dog days begin on Saturday. —Have you seen the Swiss Vill lage’ Lyon & Co. have a new advertise. ment this week. -There are too many petty thefts in Bellefonte of late. Tax Collector Taylor will be after your walter tax soon. —There Sat udrd were 33 wagons at curb mark. et on ay morning. iry Lyon is here on ¢ acqy band will hold a festival on g in Gentzel' Bayard, this section riends in tolured re was necessary. .. F. Sechler and family ts of Harrisburg litor Hart H James Harris Gave re- ive trnpol six r and Judg ; fishing for trout at Spru ys he caught the fish an * stoking 1 Monday morning lided on Lan followed. A piecz of frightened the horses trouble. Chas. a month's vacation by going to Erie, Pa., Hewes’ former home. The cool breezes from the lake, at this season, are 1b street paper on the road P. Hewes and family will take 18. luxury. ~The re will be little excitement about efonte when the Prohibitionists meet 25 in county convention, go home, and that — Prof, ( 1baugh, formerly ] of the Bellefonte High this sect principa school, is spending several He is teaching at he is principal of the schools days in ion n Bethlehem, Pa., where umber of On people a large att our the bicycle Inriclay Sunday will be ia at The there in lg umbers, Lewistown encampment boys ill be while are going by veyance. Mr. 5. was a plea many con of Miesburg He people Sand a Zimmerman, caller on Monda for sant thinks the time has come the e for free silver and will has to declar support Heretofore he aith Harbison Holt, Tuesday and speaks been of the re. it. publican - Hom, in town on of Snow Shoe, was as encouragingly as ever of the prospects of Ane un. Prep ing made for drilling ane. [+4 h On Friday evening a horse belonging to Mr. Joseph wn Linn street, and took a run through town. The buggy and harness were badly damaged, but the animal escaped without an injury ~The ‘Marvelous Swiss Village" exhibition, in McKee's old room, Alle gheny street, is something worth seeing. It is a mechanical wonder, the like of which was never seen by our people, Admission only 10 cents. Hou. Willis Bierly, of North Dakota, is visiting friends in Brushvalley and making free silver speeches, at differeat points, thinks of coming back to Centre county and may take up the practice of law in Bellefonte. Montgomery broke loose on two teas Sek and a general smash and caused all the? Camp meeting ass is dull at was filed during Marriage license business this season. Ouly one the past week -Mr. S§ on Saturday of Howard, call. date of amuel Kline, ed his subscription to to advance the gy ~Janitor Atwood and the town clock are not on good terms, With the clock times ar Charles Mensch, off on a vaction, and will Centre and -Miss May and Mrs. F. Friday for City. —A home of Mr, ¢ getting worse. the Gazette, visit friends in ol 8 Suyder counties. Crider, W. Crider, pleasure trip daughter of Mr, departed on a to Atlantic the Cruse, of little daughter now and Mrs. was graces Charles this place. It one of Wednesday's events C. M. Saturday left on the Truggist, ' to attend mes Meyers, of over, not re aceafiip: ALEC Be [AL SL He seen all of Pine Camp Meeting n the grounds of the Pine ciation will open this There already year on the 6th of August, are a of families ges on the grounds, and others will week, The directors improvements this number occupying cotta go to the camp next are year. making many An effort will the presence Wheeden! of the and time Charged With Larceny On Thursday Officer Funk arre Charles Bagley, and John Howard (color- rd), charged with Saying robbed the . James Pharmacy np morning 6th, fore Justice Williams « both the ! uote diawes f the at Phil A he: held ipsburg wring be vas in the afternoon, and Oy Ss bound ove ce at cor 10x ’ appearan bail be was secured later McKinley Club Friday cvening a meeting in the office of Ed. R the republican club Chambers, Esq., fot irpose of organizing a All friends of gold and protection are invited to attend. Others, prohibitionists and democrats, can stay away, which they likely will do Sad Indeed "We it the days are becoming sad, he Magnet remarks this week regret tO note th indeed, deep That is It } ' sHorier quite brother Bailey us and yw to record this fact a painful Yer this 1 is filled with grief and remorse, just this causcs remorse It is worl like SOY duty. Bailey, State Millers Will Meet The Pennsylvania Millers’ state assso. ciation will hold a convention at Wil. liamsport in the near future. It is un. derstood that the convention, will be | patronized by prominent men from dif : ferent parts of the country. Festival, The members of the Buffalo Run Pres. | byterian church are holding a festival on He has a paper in Dakota but | Saturday, July 18, for the benefit of their church. Refreshments of all kinds will be served. All are invited. 0. W. Huxter, be made to secure | Evangelists Weaver | at Jeast a portion of the sred | | An IN THE COURT HOUSE. Intelligence Gathered from Various Offices, Legal MARRIAGE § John H. Robinson, . t Della M. Willis, LETTERS OF To Isaac F, LICENSES. Port Matilda ADMIN Behrer Philip Behrer, dec'd, ATION, the estate of late of Patton twp, upon To George Herman upon the estate of Isaiah Fahlstick, decd., late of Philips- burg boro. wl W. Mitterling upon the Joun tterling, decd., late of Potter twp. ty of Sarah J. Milesburg sued. estate of Ryau, decd., late of boro, proven. No letters is- REAL P. “ESTATE TRANSFERS. Coburn Ex »'d, Of James Homan assignment Ww John 8S. and John four to John Foster same property {rom Foster to James P. Coburn; for 1 g3 pt rches of timber frequ residences hav annoyed Many people rimmed. We are of the opini any that the thief lives in this town, i | suspected by many, avoided detection Festival. held Saturd nbers of St. Mary's Pa. The attendance t A festival will be ugus Cathol ic charg on ay t 22, by the met *h at Snow Shoe, } Snow Shoe band will be in iven the occasion with Choice music. orchestra has been en progr furnished Lag cing; a compicte amme am An elegant All SCT ed, ments will be will be served be dinner and supper the invited to come of the day delicaces of season will All festivities the also are and join in the benefit of the Proceeds for hurch Atlantic City Excursi On Thursday, R. of Penn'a., age Bellefonte local points to Atlantic City good fi excursion tickets from admit of going the ip m., days. These tickets will ff in Philadelphia one return day within limit, tr also on Fare £5.75 leaves Bell at Atlantic trip the efonte at 7.20 a City at 6.55 p. for round Train arriving m. Services The holy communion will be ad tered in St. John's Reformed church, Bellefonte, 19, at the usual bour for Sat. urday afternoon, July 18, at 2:30, prepar- atory service will be held. Immediately after this service, there will be a baptis- mal service. All who have infants or little children to be baptized will bring them to this service. , July On on Sunday morning worship. Evangelists in Town, Messrs, Wheeden and Weaver the Evangelists arrived in Lock Haven Fri. day morning and spent the day making acquaintance of a number of people The Evangelists are now in Williamsport with their gospel tent or tabernacle and will begin a series of Evangelistic meet. ings in Lock Haven, on Sunday August Joth, FOUND DEAD IN BED. Mrs, Elizabeth Miller Expires at the Home of Her Sister ar Tusseyville, The s Mrs, Elizabeth Miller home of her sister, at Tusseyy udden and unexpected death of occurred at the Mrs. Jacob Strohm, ille, to whom she was paying Friday night 3rd. death was quiet and peaceful, and the a visit, on last family was not aware of it until morning, when she was found. of her demise is attributed to heart disease and paralysis. Mrs. Miller's maiden th Heltman, Lamar township, The cause She was aged about 64 years. name was Elize abe and she was horn in Clinton county. was united in marriage to David Rees- man, father of J. A Hall, in 1851, being his second wife Mrs, Miller her son, J. A. . Reesman, made her residence Reesman, in Ces desiring iring He located where 2 roel is COnGuC ow he department to Miss | The Grangers Picnic the ¢ Monday, September 14th, is for the opening of the Grangers picnic Centre Hall, and to The associati ng attra week work in billi ations all the mnecessar there will not mma, a two David Wyland of lye on Friday evening and year old chil Milesburg, drank a quanity as sequen yd HOw a prec: 3 condition and is intense pain, Antidotes were t thought no Death of Sugar Valley Resident r, a well-known \ died Schroye of Sugar of consumption. Leorge resident Valley, He was 66 His three daughters survive, | YECArs 6 months old wife, one nterment was in the cemetery the Eastville | made at church, Tuesday Cured Himsell The Maguet says Mr, Isaac Abdera, once cured himself from a snake Frain, of bite by killing the reptile and applying the The Magnet endorses this remedy in p its flesh to wound, heartily refer ence to whiskey. Good enough, but sup- pose the reptile gets away. What then. Two Engagements, During the past week twoengagements were announced: Miss Mary Wood, of Conshockin, Pa., and Mr, A. Scott Har. ns, of Buliefonte, The enpagement of Rosa, daughter of A. Baum, of this place, and Mr. J. D. of Syracuse, N. VY. WANTED ~A good home “for a seven year old girl, of good parentage. Apply to Mrs. H. T. Kurtz, President of C. A. 8., Bellefonte, Pa 3 o : imps ; aa 1 ’ «uh wl Deine 10 patent! ¢ Mirae: thee A LR Seoul \ ns AL Hit # ndred [+ and Wi x Av hundred’ Her | She | SECOND WEEK OF THE lobe’ Wonderful 9c. Sale E78 Never in the history [such s.cces | bye { 0g aS our grand has such a stream upon the people of ullre [loos | with thous inds of new eins, unnvaled values, jos door fare knoc- ing at your SAS A 1 eran ot all overshadowing 9c. Nrerewrrorea ee ee id of Centre | Notion 18 for 96. Knitting Cotton o gc. sal I trewmien Bellef iction and th« Tt 1s surely time to buy dry 0: (ree ¢ 548) as Lome SALE |The lobe - wn In Goods & Milli of Be He fonte vith Never turned has a sale m-t of dous bargains been yp rain maxing ppg vy Re de Ao Adlon bade An dnd Domestics, adies’ Sailor Harts, Bargains, Bargains 10 Doz. Buggy Whips Heslery. J M - Mandkerchiols, g No } c. KATZ & CO., Ltd. Makers of Low Pri ¢ = Shirt Waists. Oc. 0A Gon petit with Big Black Soake Killed, ‘otters Mills black snake of no A few d Farne ays go near | eda measurement | the Sdke showed dog Fi sch nue six weeks aged | : Saturday and | son and | Sarsaparilla Int Troe BY Hood's Pills he One ood Purif cure iver is; ©" Campaign Rates _ um, The Centre Democrat will sent to any mew address Ceutre county, for N. B.«No subsc than SIX months — 30 cents, All druggists, $1 8 take, -~r to operate, he TTT 9O%S 9 5 Cts. a Month will be ac- cepted for less than THREE months--15 cents; or for more rect {ed Kye Corn Corn, Oats Barley, per bushe | Buckwheat | Groundplaster ! , Tom mean PROV Beliefonte Grain Market weekly Ww by Ge Jackson 800 wheat, per per bushe ears pert sh new pert elied pe perd as corrected weekly by | i App { Cher Beéan Oniox les dried ries dried sperq 38. per Butter, per p Tall at | | Ham Brea Lard ou ey, POT | Country Shou fide Har Ear kiast Bac perp S50 Eggs per d Potatoes per Drieds weet Women's Feet Asy to La be in Are Growing rger! a prominent newspaper has just made the discovery, and shoe men sustain the opinion. But what's the difference! Because the women are wearing good, sensible shoes, it is not Sous ing them any more, and the free from wany of the foot prevalent before. Good, roomy shoes for women’s wear can be bad bere at £1.25 up in all styles, any sort of toe, any size or width, Ay MINGLE SHOE STORE
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