i IN THE COURT HOUSE FANCY DRESS BALI PUBLIC SALES HAPPENINGS IN BELLEFONTE. Local Events Briefly Told in a Few Lines. A Brilliant Social Event on Monday Fyening Bradley Affair Gathered fiom Various A Complete Offices Legal Intelligence List of County Papers Sales Compiled from Martin THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BE LLEFONTE, PA., THUKSDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1847. arm Money Saved ames a BY BUYING AT LYON € 00.8 _o ind household Martin ball The {i Philipsburg as given in Hew York City, social circle tock and implements, Moore Port Matilda interested in the magoih th LJ weph WwW. Meyers, J, Williamson, Wallace 1. Walke ) { Getura Long, MARRIAGE LICENSES. en the famous Bradley lowing is a list of sales of § Samuel Homan, in this { Almanda from Huston | cent splendor of the costumes and elab- | pape ast wee 1 | orate deg 5 » i Blue Ball 5, and lavish of th § J¢ tR in this 18sue 26th, S Kelly oration display of The been repeatedly published, and the re Woodlawn | Sit 1s hi dress PERSONALS, SOCIAL EVENTS. r, Wolfs Store details affair have Rebersburg rove, Ha TArm stock to 27th, Tho Yearick, ¢ fad, atching ES IN M nd will sell you the and I anywhere. If you prices and qualities that society has taken It is the not been h ney { Daniel |, Benner, (i t Annie R. Order’ Edward Rider f J] id t EE. C. What has Transpired During the Past Week What the saw worthy of mention—A 11 late and irg, household tend to kee Movements of our People balls latest and g usehold Scribe week's local news in a few words. Bellefonte has slow 10 ( Local "et Fhompson, C. Peters, gth— Julia A 4th sth on, On last Monday evening Bellefonte's Centre Furnace olrayer, dress ball occurred, in true a la Bradiey- nd west of Unionville § Luther Baker, t Ilona White, §f William Jones, tL Eliza Harvey, - § Harvey M. Denning, { Grace E. Waite, - ~ Philipsburg on a much smaller scale of Showers, Zion the dancing : f {4 tule George Armor is home from Pough- Harlin style, under direc- og We are selling more Musline, Ginghams, Shirt- ings and Towelings than any other store. ng bc Lenker, dec'd, Aaronsburg. W. Deitz, Course It was given Miss Minnie in the Bush Arcade. Philipsburg Morris Twp keepsie Business College. — Mr. wip to Altoona, on Wednesday. } tion of Brew's Geo north Snowshoe Boyd Musser made a business nlersection, sth—Philip Musser, dec'd, Haine 8 Twp. sth—F 6th Philipsburg school, Kylertown tells you why price Forsl other mere A good, heavy Twilled Linen Towe reml value ee, our price We CRN For this occasion the hall was elabor. A fast color Turkey 1ed Table Lin He. , We give as —George Potter and family, of Fort Wayne, place. rugs and H Musser, ea it of Aarousbury. the : Robert Edmiston State College | ately decorated. A supply of perfect fit, « friends at this Yo ris) oy i : real value our pris {annah G. Woomer, ‘ Millbeim Schoo! Board, Millheim Better , Union Twp price be, 3 Aisiting fi visiting 1] Ind. is couches, and fancy screens made [4 dep wie 1) o grades worth 3 . 6th — David Spotts and 40; 61h ( partments re invitin 1 sual LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION apartment more mviting than usual. eoeived a IAnes Mrs Altoona, Pa., on To James de Huve aga tleme hed sDle Lemont, our price New Dress New Percales | Harkness, father of eo And gth—A. L arrival in : gth~—W, 1. Stover gth—G, B, Waite, oth Ww Heury ” Robert Irwin, Monday. - David spending a few « By g p. m. carriages were delivering the wer, Howard boro the late estate ol of Hust Turner Moore, upon died at costume Whitehill, Bethia I dec'd, nu m from | Ginghams | no township ToW. M lepjamin Pa. fi choles pater: t” nt} y > ) Kelley, ol ew Spring Dress Fabrics in ¢ H ¥ CArick, agt., nort EN, We ors, in the new I } ck network wove omething | MIBQCIN Mors. v ots h 4% inchs lays among friends From, upon the estate commend; Richley, dec'd, this place. pd fo : h § the sixth Erie, hat faithfull and Mrs, Emel Joseph celebrat STATE to Annie Ly! 1 0 ina TRANSFER anmversary ol their marriage on Monday. Robert F. Hunter can in ':. SHOES......SHOES. cw 0 1g line Of Nien JA al weer SHOES f Y we OT Mes Dre as far as was —The was quite heavy and possile, A is 1 skin Dre l on Monday ever fri 1 ce S 48 resulted in a ri ol 4 streams at vari To cure a cough or cold, in one day ! ol mke Krumrine's Compound Syrup Tar. od. 55 fp ary Rider oye ol 4 lo Crops and i li. Orvis, wh : is bi ug. ; 4 i Special lot of W. L. Douglas Shoes If it fails to cure, money Mrs. kine, and Miss Lida urday to visit frien ~~ 0URing ether points 8, Youths = Bous | 1) 6 fonte on Thursd following day republican can- didates for post office hot shape. — Thomas Perdue, of Coleville, on offi- cer at the Huntingdon reformatory, is re- ported to be very seriously ill. Relatives from this place are attending him during his illness. —Gregg Post realized a handsome sum from their dinner and restaurant, on Washington's Birthday. The Bellefonte guitar and mandolin club were prescut and discoursed some choice music. -C. P, chant and Wednesday. He does not expect to move to Northumberland as was reported. He has a branch store located at that point Long, the Spring Mills mer- politician was in town on Jared Harper, the groceryman, has purchased the Isaac Haupt property, corner of High and Thomas streets and will repair and improve the same for his future residence tion, It is a desirable loca- —James Soit, the crippled shoemaker, of this place, has a patent suspender buckle, on which he expects to realize something. It 1s a simple contrivance with a fortune for some one to develope. in store —On Saturday morning a fire was dis- covered in the Logan Fire company's building due to a defective flue. The alarm and in a short time the fire departments were out and the was sounded small blaze checked. —There are plenty of fireman in Belle- fonte who would not have cared had the building on Howard street been burned completely to the ground. The structure is unfit for a fire company’s house, any- how. The boys deserve something bet. ter. Mr. R. F. Yonada, of Coburn, Pa. has accepted a position as traveling sales. man for the wholesale grocery house of Chas. & H. M. Swabb, Philadelphia. Mr. Yonada started on his first trip in this territory on Monday. He is a good sales- man, ~-A local is going the rounds that Col. Spangler recently received two hand. some carriage horses by express from New York city. The Col. smiled when shown the item and remarked: “Why do you know, since the election, I can’t afford to keep even one horse—let alone two.” Yes Col, there are some more of us, in the same shape, Company B. will be I Monday, March Sth. in good shape, mnspe r The boys will be Lyon & Co., have slaughtered prices on all winter goods. See their advertise ment on page 8. General reduction sale of all goods at the Philadelphia Branch. Winter stock must be moved. —H. B. Shaffer the photographer was recently called back to Peekskill, N. V., to do some special work A new order has been organized in Bellefonte known as the “Sous of Rest,” headquarters at McGinley's cigar store - Df. Rendall, of Lincoln University preached two elegant Isaac president sermons in the Presbyterian church on Sunday Editor Matt Savage, of Clearfield, transacted business in Bellefonte on Sat. urday, and shook hands with his many friends in this section The Penna. R. R. Co. announces the fare from Bellefonte to Washington, D. C., and return for the inauguration of President-elect McKinley, will be ten (10) dollars for the round trip. Tickets will be sold March 1sf to 4th, inclusive, good to return March 4th. to Sth. inclusive, Chas. P. Hewes, Esq., has been af. flicted with the grip during the past few days and was unable to be at his office to We have an idea that his customary good humor wait upon his many clients, will be greatly improved while tussling with this troublesome ailment and play ing with the children This Thursday morning a young lady, Miss Mary White, died at the home of Mrs. D. C. She ill with Keller, on Linn street appendicites Her parents reside in New York was weeks. city and her father left here a day pre- vious to the death sent to New York for interment. There is a Class of People Who are injured by the use of cofiee, | Recently there has been placed in all the | | grocery stores a new preparation called | GrainO, made of pure grains, that takes | the place of coffee. The most delicate | stomach receives it without distress, and | but few can tell it from coffee. It does not cost over i as much, Children may drink it with rest benefit, 15cts, and 258, per package. Try it. Ask for rain.0. [1] for neveral | The body will be | | years. | ren--a girl and a boy. Nine out of ten of the men who are caught Know at they are going against some kind of a bunco game. They have read all about it, but its the infernal of the man that leads He knows that others have been caught, bat he's too smart for egotism Average him into the trap anything of that kind, don't you see ? “I was ata country fair in lowa ex. posing the tricks of gamblers. My graft | | was in selling a little book that I had on the subject. There was a pretty lively gang thete from a back township, and when I showed them how the shell trick was done, one big fellow insisted that he could locate the clusive pea, and was I told the business, and bound to bet on his proposition him that I was out of that he was mistaken. Then they set up that I was a fraud and afraid of I went over the whole acry my own game thing again and showed them how they were fooled, but I must give the fellow a chance or they would wreck my whole outfit, At last, put up his money, and tendered it back Then it took three other men to keep him from whipping me because I took him for a squealer., One or two others, insisted on having a try at just to save myself, I let him to him after I had won | it, and never turned a hair because of When it came to three-card Each of a half dozen men was sure that he could pick their losses monte, it was the same, out the card and, despite my warning, would have a try at it and some of them two and three tries. When they were clean. ed out there went up a cry that I was the rankest kind of a fraud, and they chased me three miles into the country before it was dark enough for me to escape A Former Bellefonter Dead, James Tolen a former resident of Belle. fonte died at his home in Williamsport Friday moming. He was a cousin of James Noon of this place, aged about 27 He leaves a wife and two child. New Dress, Both the Philipsburg Ledger and Journal came out last week in a hand. | gome new dress of body type, They | must be coining money in the newspaper | business these hard times. They de serve the success they enjoy. : A i ~Have your clothes repaired by W. | H. Derstine, and floor Crider’s block. colby Gobble, near Nittany W. Miller, Ferguson Twig ira Grossman, west of Tussey- John Emig, I Jacob Shafer, Zion Reuben Harter, west of Coburn 24th—]. Howord Tipton, Howard Twp 24th]. T. Confer, west of Howard. 24th—-D. L grove 24th—John Clintondale 25th] Mills. 25th 25th 25th - Gap 25th 25th 26th Hall 26th Mills 26th 26th 27th 27th 27th Eagle Dennis, north of Pine. B. Stevenson, south of Ross, west of Pine Grove Chas. Wright, west of Pinegrove S. W. Showers, near Huston Albert Smeltzer, near Pleasant Charles Smith, Fiedler Henry Emerick, Farmers Mills. Andrew Gregg, west of Centre H. M. Meek, west of Pine Grove R. W. Neese, Gregg Twp W. P. Parsons, west of Julian Mich Korman, east of Coburn William Lohr, Centre Hall John Turner, north.west of Mt 29th with Henry Walter, southof Axeman, | Alex. Harpster, near Scotia A BIG CANNING FACTORY. Andrew Eckenrode, one of the substan. tial and prominent business men of Car. rolltown, was in the city yesterday. “What's the latest in Carrolltown ?’’ he was asked “Big canning factory,’ he replied “Is that so? Who's in it?” “Well allofus. There's P. J. Dietrick | ~he's in the new enterprise up to his | Ex Sheriff Joe Gray is another big backer and Fditor John Foley is right in the swim with the rest of them, Leon. | ard Ratgabe is the President of the com- pany and Doc. Sloan is the gemeral manager."’ “When are you going to start up?’’ “Factory is already running, night and | day--double tum." “What are you canning?" “McKinley confidence |” Mr. Eckenrode escaped on the 4:11) train Johnstown Democrat, cyes ~Do you send youg printing out of | MOXDAY town? Don't do it. Full Line of New Carpets, New Mattings Window Shades, Special Prices on All Winter Coods. LYON & CO. again « al slaking te of the atmosphere to prevent water ing for a whole season HOOD'S PILLS cure Liver Ila, | Billousness, Indigestion, Headache. & pleasant ‘ac~gtiva Al Dhempater PUBLIC SALE REGISTER, (Persons having their sale bills printed at this office will have notices of same, inserted under this heading free. Others will be charged so cents. Our facilities for printing bills are the best. Prompt attention given to all work. Pricer are always reasonable) At the residence of township, farm stock Cows, 4 Young SATURDAY, Marcu David Spotts. Union and implements -5 horses cattle. Sale at 10 o'clock Marc hia Howard Bore, by Stover—2 horses, 4 cows, 2 yonng oat Poland China boar and pigs and mplements TURBRDAY Geo ( tie 4 sows, farm WEDNESDAY, Mancu The farm stock of David Wise dec'd near zion, Pa.~5 horses 11 head cattle, ¥ hogs, farm implements Marcu 1 Will be sold at the Daniel ™ Breon SATURDAY residence ol also a lot of house Wa. A TsnLen Auctioneer 1 set of driving harness hold furniture Manos 15d. W, Weaver, at Fied ler, Pa.~Farm stock, three horses, cows. 2 young cattle, hogs and a large farm implements and sundries ot of TURSDAY MancH 1070-1 mile west of Parvin Clinton county on H.C. Allison farm 2 colts, 5 cows, and implements by J son D. AN Topspay Maren Wru.-J. MM Kelehline adm'r., of J. M. Wagner, dec'd, will sell at the residence of W. H. Wagner? head of horses, eattie, hogs, WAZONS, MOWST, reaper harness, gears, corn, oats, hay Shoe Intersection, Boggs township, sale at Ut o'clock, a.m. Joseph L.. Nef, auctioneer WEDNRADAY, MARCH 17 At the residence W. H. Long, In Marion township stock and implements of all variety some fine stock. see bills WenxespaY, Manon 17th<Daniel Krader, near Spring Mills, S head of horses, 10 cows young eattie, hogs. wagons, farm implements ete, THURSOAY, Manon 18r0n- AL the residence of Sams! Markle, Gatesburg~ Farm stock and nin horses, 6 milk cows, 7 shoals, wd Household goods Frivay Manon 10vs-<A small farm in Tay lor township Richard Newman property HB, V. Fink, Admr. FRIDAY Mancu 19rn—Near Nittany, farm stock and implemonts<4 horses, 8 young, cal tie, 3 cows 10 shoats, by 1. H. Winkleman, TURSDAY, Manon 23rd-—Atl the residence of Jacob Shaffer, 3 mile west of Zion—6 good horses, 4 cows, 4 young cattle, 13 shoals, 2sows, 1 , and farm implements, ete, WaoNRsDAY, Mancu 2ivm~At the residence of J. T. Confer, on the J, H farm 4 mile of Howard-3 10 oattle, imp ta. New l Farm Has Lal! ng mower, | Potatoes | Pork, per pound 1 mile south of | Axemann, 2 work horses, | cow, spring wagon | four } Lhorees | al Snow | of | DIDI RIDIBDIBDI BI DIDI DPI BI DEDEDE BIBT DED tatoes per} ried Sweet ( (GIRAIX Corre Ww & ( Red wheat, per bushel Lye, per bushel Corn, ears per bushel Corn, shelled per bushel Oats—new per bashel Barley, per bushel Buckwheat, per bushel Ground plaster, per ton a werk yhy ie Coburn Markets GRAIN AXD PRODUCE (as corrected by Luth er Guisewils | Wheat, per bushel Eye, per bushel Barley. per bushel Oats. per bushe Corn, per bushe Hay, per ctw Butter, per pound Eggs per dozen Chicken, per pound Turkey, per pound Duck and geese, per pound Onions, per bushel Hickory nuts, per bushel Apples, per bushel] per bushel... AV BODE BE BEBE BeBe DE THE SHOE SHOULD BE GOOD_» - ata No matter what price, there are good low price shoes and poor high priced ones, there ig no protection price, though a good many peo ple seem to think that by paving dearly they are in enva 10 get a good shoe, vour vuly Prot aon lies H 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. If they are not we buy them back. We have the best lee creeper we ever saw-—put on rubbers light and handy and will keep you from fall ing. Ae fef*vfetfutetfe te tet tui te tetris Mingle’s Shoe Berrxvoxts, Pa.
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