THE ( 3 Py 'TRE f JE] I Vi DEMOCRAT, BE LLEFONTE, PA.. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1897. D HAPPENINGS IN BELLEFONTE, Briefly Few Lines. Local Events Told in a PERSONALS, SOCIAL EVENTS. Past Week What of mention—A What has Transpired During the ~Movemenis of our People the Scribe week's local news Local saw worthy in a few words ~Edward Kittel is back to Bellefonte again visiting friends Ed. Rowe, the furniture deale the sick list with pleurisy. —~Guy Ministrel Brother's at the Opera House next Tuesday evening ~The Projectoscope, one of Edison's latest wonders, at the opera house Mr. Hoffman, builder, of Williamsport, spent Sunday in Bellefoute. John architect and Look at the label on this paper, and you can see whether you owe ‘the poor printer’ anything. Weaver hope to re-open their tal Evangelists in Lock Haven,on Sunday, I Mrs. A. S took a tiip to Philadelphia for several morning to be gone Hon. Ker Esq., last week James Suyder, of Clearfield on a business trip. Bellefonte —H. S. Achenbach,of Topeka, Kansas is now assisting his brother B. C. Achen- bach in the bakery business at this place. noted hry Tra testimoni Dr. Salm, the alist has a number of new vertisement this week same, ~Quite torneys Supreme week cuts and ~-D. F Fortney and W led the Supreme court at will a rL.th isweek they several important cases Furst F. Reeder atte 3 ounse: in where were interested as -Mr. Charles Spiglemyer unpac ked a Randsome new desk this week which he will use in his insurance office. He rep- Mutual Ii you up in short order resents the Northwestern fe and can write ~The excellent done this office We printing a large number of sale bills this poster work at attiacts attention are year, because our work gives satisfaction and our pri John Jefferson ah! €S Are reasonanic of the formerly grado ege, store was in Bell Sebring, a ate Medical ( oll drug He returned board a steamer clerk in Greens fonte this week recently from a trip to Africa on as surgeon, Robt. Br son of Benj left for Bradford on Tuesda there to accept a clerkship in the first Na- tional Bank. Robert inn Bellefonte who w adley, Bradley, He goes leaves many fri il be gla ends d to hear of his good luck. on ~Spring ( reck was 0/1 a rampage Saturday, owing to the rain. No dam age was done anywhere that we know of. Buffalo Run was high enough to flood the railroad track, at some points and impede travel for a short time The foundation about an old well, under the pavement, in front of the court house, began to sink several inches this past week and has caused a tearing up of the pavement about the fountain. Few persons were aware that such a thing ex- isted. If you musen’t write Mill Hall or Lock Ha ven, but Millhall and Lockhaven. His Highness the Postmaster General bas is sued an ukase to that effect. There should be uniformity in this matter and it is wise that such a move was made, Rev. ed charge at Hublersburg, on Monday and was a pleasant caller at this office. The Rev. is one of the prom. inent young ministers of that church, who has attained prominence in his labors. ~Arthur C. Dale, a son of Mr, and Mrs. Clement Dale, was seriously injur. ed on Wednesday of last week by being pushed over an embankmentat the Aca- demy. He received a number of severe bruises about the body and is unable to be out of bed yet, in consequence. vou want to be eminently correct Runkle, pastor of the Reform. was in town IN THE COURT HOUSE. Intelligence Gathered from Various Offices, MARRIAGE LICENSES Philips Legal ) Thomas Duke, t Minnie E llenberger, sxander Luca t Clara Furl, Pidge, Williams, Rishel Keen, { Jesse t Lizz Herbert ( Annie Edward P. Gr May A. Hasting Harry E Mary Thersa Rapp, sonburg heim Madi Mil Shamokin jellefonte ay, Yerger, Johnson, =~ - = Spring B. Lytle, State College REAL Humes to M lot in Bell James R t Nannie TRANSFERS R. Johns efonte boro ESTATE E. ( nm, Sep , for $30 Lehigh Valley Coal Co. to Joseph Ma- tract of 150; for cone. Jan. 8, 18qg7, for land in 1 J ¢ Suow Shoe twp., for $7 Martin Gates Ex Deg 12, 18g6; guson twp, Annie Kees 101 in Snow Shoe New Clothing Store ‘The large hing House in Bush High Feb. 15 clothing houses in ash C! ot store room H ill open Monday, Bush use, on luce this rto In ord mntirox wh a wonder simple red lette lush House ‘The cash one hing house in Trouble to the Pittsburg Post a young f Miss B her by the name lanche Stone gave Bald Eagle Valley rode the Philipsburg who bome as “in near had been arrested in that city for taking things that did vot belong to her. She that city and had Ai fe Liff was visiling a cou in mn neen doing sewing reat families ' who missed various The young lady : fessed wdy confessed crime and was locked up in the house last Satur. day. The property riably faken gave away, and made no use of it her self. This peculiar conduct is what sur prised her friend » seemed to have a queer fascinat Au effort have ion in this direction is ber by her to Should be Rewarded It was nothing else than the prompt re sponse and efficient servic fire departments of that saved the from destruction, The flames had short time the ¢ rendered by the two volunteer : Bellefonte Court House on Monday morning. A good start and in a building would have been only bear walls and smoking embers The commissioners of the county would be justified in awarding to each company a handsome check for services rendered on this occasion. The money would be devoted to their necessary equipment and expense account. The county owes at least that much to the firemen. We urge them to do the proper thing in this direct. fon Drilled Through It Lengthwise While drilling a well on Four Mile run, the drill struck wood at a depth of 100 feet, Contrary to expectations, the drill did not go through the wood at once but continued in it for over so feet and it is believed that a maple tree, standing up- right, was struck. The story seems im probable; if it is true scientists have the platform to explain the phenomenon, General reduction sale of all goods at the Philadelphia Branch. Winter stock must be moved, Jacob Gross, the tailor, has some. | thing special to say in his advertisement | | this week. SCUFFLED WITH A BEAR, Plunked Two Bullets Into His Body And Then Mrs. Elizabeth Schroeder, of this city, has in her possession a bear that was kill ed under exciting circumstance John Eagle township, a few the Gentlmer of Bald days ago was tramping moun in the Scootac re (quest of tain gion 1s game when he s ear under a rock The quarte rs to that Mr. man w Mr. ping back brave hunter sroached in close the animal, so close indeed 1 swiped the but Bruin came out an ith his paw. A scuffle ensued, Geunthner finally broke lose and a few paces, up with his into the In The } and weighs s00 pound and sent two shots which killed him sear is seven and a half feet Mr. mighty long + 4% 3 . | mt oe known hereabout as a T he It ct that Genthuer is bear hunter 1 report among his friends to the efit afew years ago while on the mountain be had an encounter with try a bear, which, if true, places him high in the imation of bear hunter no weap it Wyland 1 of Samu of 1 trouble and lung was no possil { recovery. Mrs. Mock was John Moore, of two sisters, a daughter of the late Lemont. Her and Mrs McKee foute, who has been with ber during ber illness and Miss Maude Moore, of Le ive her mother of Belle. mont, also sary The funeral took place Monday No More Scalp Bounties in Huntingdon Co IHIMISKIoners than woly that the of certain nimas The laim stitutioual | A it in 14 lah ft ©i joun This rul of Alexandria, out of business ing will pu Swoope He rece 1s an noted trapper of that region and ved over $1200 in bounties last year School Directors Meeting D. 1 to-day Fortney, Esq., is in Harrisburg meeting of be an attending the annual the state school directors. It will important gathering of prominent peopie interested in work, Mr, Fortney delivered an able on Wednesday before the meeting, upon the educational address “Operation of the compulsory attend. ance law’’ in which he is well informed His remarks were highly spoken of by the press well received and Death of a Lamar Lady Matilda Eddy, widow ol the late Thomas Eddy, of Lamar, died Sunday morning at the home of her daughter, Mrs, Samuel Watson, aged 78 years. Her surviving children are Ly- man T. Eddy of Milesburg, Mrs, Samuel Watson of Lamar, and Ira C. Eddy of Williamsport, Mrs. Sarah To Be Buried Monday The funeral of Mrs, Sylvester Quiggle was held on Monday at 10 a. m,, from her father's home near Furst's mill, in Nittany Valley, interment in Cedar Hill | cemetery. «To cure a cough or cold, in one day, | take Krumrine's Compound Syrup ol | Tar. 1I0it fails to cure, money refund. | ed. if. DEATH OF A MOTHER, Mrs departed After i 5 belong, of this world, to the Hugh from lingering illness, Romola, and her spirit took its flight ave it. M1 i) and bowel God who g For several years Long ed with ach trouble, a sl Hot ston [re in Ha- Howard, p h t time ago of Lock McEnti the case and ven, nounced congestion of the ney which probably termina brights disease, thus cau on Saturday, Jan She lingered m an that hour + can descr the last four ved sta fT elong was during twenty she | and no one tense ring during all that time, ter 1 and 1¢ ved af aged 46 days. She gave her heart four years ago identific member of the hristain church mola There 1 husband and si four daughters home Our fears our thought herdyin And when the mors And chi el Fy An came | with early shower Her a closed : she had ther mo rn thar Jook Reception " anda and encouragement of Nine tenths of all rading. And that ht oblaia i the knowledge ed may be of whole. some character the source from whence otained must be well the which guarded, just as tree is influenced the soil upon 80 is the boy affected If plenty of pure reading be furnished them, it feeds just by the book upon which he feasts, that is good in literature ; and at the same time our young will thus live up to all they will be shown how to provide them. selves with all information and the way for attainment within their capacity will be opened to them all intellectual Church Rededicated On Sunday February 21st, the Luther. an church,at Rebersburg will be re-dedi. cated with apporpriate services. On this occasion the pastor, Rev, J. C. Mumma, will be assisted by Dr. E. J. Wolf, of the Gettysburg Theological Seminary, who deliver the dedicatory sermon. In v. Rerick, of Centre Hall, will preside. The edifice at Rebersburg has been remodeled and much improved, will the evening Re Edison's Projectoscope is the latest and largest machine on exhibiton to date atopera house Feb, 11, 12, and 13, at the popular prices. 1087 A lady's gold watch, between Fast Logan and High streets, Bellefonte, on Saturday 23. The finder will be re. warded by Miss Maggie Eberhart. Clearance sale at Lyon & Co's store. | anges, | Dried Beet, LYON & CO. SAIN AA AANA PP eal Values for Lille Money Know Dy Of the 3] Compare o Wi time ways come here oringe Pring 1s Small List » com w line of Dress Ginghams ‘ 3 ' ¢., Our hr yu OC haa and Zep 10 and 12 8c 15¢ 371 { opening only a of Our Many Bargains. of 20c¢c * Bec = A; il 12246 -36¢ Deller grades 1 New Corsets. New Embrolderies. New White Coods, In Addition 10 the Clearance Gale of All »arly Spring Ope: Continue the 00ds at Cost we will Winter G Hing. ALL THAT ARE LEFT MUST BE SOLD AT COST. A... a DVercoals At Cost. New Carpets. LYON (081s, Gapes At Cost, — T— Underwear New Carpets. CO iy farm | yw and WensespaY, Mancu 2010 of J. T. Confer, on the J. Howard Tipton farm. 4d mile west of Howard horse &. 6 cows 10 young cattle ding 1 and a large ot of farm implements New Peering mower horses 4 good 2 sows, | Doar At the residence Fine pure sugar Table new crop New Orleans Syrup ple Syrup and Maple Sugar made from pure sap, finest Coffees, Teas and pure Spices Sechler & Co Mexican Or Florida Jamaica Oranges, and California Or anges—all sweet, juicy fruit, fancy thin-skinned juicy Lemons, Cataw. Bananas, Malaga white Wal Nuts, (Gowds tine and prices inoderate, ba Grapes, Grapes, Shellbarks, Pecans, note, Almonds and assorted Sechler & Co. Fine Hams, Droakfast Bacon, large new Mackeral, Salt, coarse or fine, 14 lb. 28 Ib, HOOD'S PILLS cure Liver Ila, 56 15,140 1b, bags and 280 1b. bbls. Biltousness, Headache, | Indigestion, | A pleasant ‘sxativa AD Trnmetete | Sochler & Co. Syrups, , Ma-| BE BI BED Coburn Markets ) As A BE Be BE Be BE BEBE + THE SHOE } SHOULD BE GOOD_» - ate No matter i we, there are good price what ims low shoes and poor high priced ones, there no protection in price, though a good nany Is .“ 00 em to think that by dearly they y good shoe, your only protection lies with and in the dealer. He should know the shoes he buys and sells, then he should guarantee them. We guarantee every pair of shoes you by here to be worth every cent you pay. It they are not we buy them back. We have the best lee creeper we ever saw-—put on rubbers Jight and handy and will keep yom from fall- ing. - eaten Mingle's Shoe Store. Brrusroxtr, Pa. ere sustsTiTiITses Py pie & paving are sure 10 get a PETIT ITETITITITETS -f*e*t.*®ate*" ea Ta sacacacososavaras 2 covsnse
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