SALE BILLS a dl on from GOOD PAPER, CLEAR TYPE, with SALE NOTES, at LOW PRICES, O—— When Printed by-- THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, uvuIyoIe gy 0 a CHAS. R. KURTZ Ed. a1 * 'rop. BUSINESS | CHANGES Take Place in Bellefonte This Year That THERE MAY BE OTHERS Going out of Business—Lhas Esq, Store to Going to Erie—~KRowes Discontinuz~ Others About rumors of t nothing d i regard to information regarding Corrs un of that I tion, which, If all in the world. Pennsylvania company were straight line they would reach from Lon San Francisco and return and don to have something for sidings at the big cities. They would reach from Hudson bay to the strait of Magellan and part of the way back. The total length is 15,766 miles, . Married. Rev. C. W. Hipple, of Mt, Central United Cumberland Circnit, Pa. of the Evaugelical church, was united in marriage to Miss Maggie Murray, of Snow Shoe Intersec. ference, tion, on Tuesday evening Feb, 8, 18¢8, at the home of the bride's parents at six o'clock p. m. The ceremony was formed by Kev, G, W. Hiney. per. The bride and groom left on Wednes- | day morning for their charge, where the | groom is in the midst of a successful re- | {| musical convention in the M. E. church, | | at Lamar, February 14 10 19. On Satur. | day evening, 19th inst, a concert will be | Pgiven in the same building. Proceeds vival, Rev. Hipple was formerly a pa tor of Bellefonte circuit, - - Oyster Supper. On Tuesday Mr. Henry Zeigler, of Linden Hall, came to town and called. He desires us to announce that an oyster supper will be held at that place on Thursday and Friday evenings, of this week, for the benefit of the United Evan. gelical church, Other refreshments will also be served. Holly | Springs, the highly esteemed pastor of | con- | COURT PROCEEDINGS. Iu the case of Alice Garbrick vs. J. B. Gentzel for damages a verdict was ren. dered by the jury on Friday morning in favor of the plaintiff, for six cents. George Garbrick vs, J. B, Gentzel, summons in trespass, plea not guilty, T&o cases settled John F. Potter, pinistrator of etc. of n George MclPol The Union Central neinaty & invewenel tad of i another } 18 work ille firm yd ©) fever, 7.000 to rheuma rs vary according to se are considered accur.- regards the population of the as 4 who'e. — Boston Traveler. » -— - sand Anniversary, Wednesday evening, February 23rd, will be the 520d anniversary of the es. tablishment of the 1. 0, O. F. lodge, at Bellefonte. Om that occasion a banquet will be served in their spacious hall and an elaborate program forthe event will | be prepared. The Bellefonte lodge is in a most flourishing condition. a Political Bugology. An exchange says: ‘The goldiugs { make the laws, the straddliebugs make the platforms, the humbugs make the speeches, and the doodlebugs cadorse the whole thing: while the tamblebugs { do the voting, the slickbugs get the ofs fices and the moneybugs get the game.'’ .——— bn Musical Convention at Lamar. Prof, J. Ellery Johuson will conduct a for the benefit of the church. a Muosical Convention, A musical convention is in progress at Unionville, Pa., in the church, under the direction of Prof. J. B. Johnson, It will conclude with two cou. certs on Friday and Saturday evenings, BELLEFONTE, PA., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1808. PHOTOGRAPHERS CONVENTION Of Pennsylvania Will Soon Bellefonte Meet ART DISPLAY feld in the Arm In ' i A num! been That there made The and rmation WAS agains that last heard of the Rev since that he departed last Saturday from Cen was family tre Hall. Mt Caramal They purchased tickets for -—— Pablic Library For State College At their last meeting in December the school board of State College borough, taking advantage of the recent laws on the subject, voted to found the ‘Public Library of State College Borough.’ Ac- | { cordingly they appointed the following trustees: — Messrs. A. O. Glover, J. L. Holmes, Joseph Hoy, A. F. Markie, | Profs. J. Miss Anta A. MacDonald. The trustees have named the 220d of February us book day, when the library room in the public school building will | be open, and some one will be there to | receive all books donated. | Friends of the movement are also ask. led to give money. Much interest is | manifested in the success of the library, { and the trustees hope soon to have a | good village circulating library in an up- | | to-date working order, ——— “ William Fairman, of Punxsutawney, one of Jefferson county's criminal Jaw. yers, has been convicted of unprofession- al conduct in acceoting unlawful fees. He was sentenced to be disbarred for a period of nine months and (lo pay three. fourths of the cost of prosecution, Shyster lawyers can be found at most any bar, and too many are allowed to carry on such unjust practices, : Disbarred for Nine Months. ! P. Jackson and Geo. C. Butts, | Dr. W. 8, Glenn, Mrs, L. BE. Reber and | SHOT HERSELF. A Woman's Queer Act at Phulipsburg on Sat urday of Last Week, Mrs, Walter Hendershoot, of Allport, Clearfield band and county, drove with her hus. sister-in-law to the hospital, Philipsburg, Saturday, to PERS Married lacas and Nora | the home of Mr Hollow, Centre county, Pa, Feb 1568, by J. F Mr. E. P. Lucas and Miss Nora 1 both of Bush Hollow. EB. P married at Spotis were Smith's, Bush sth, Kelly Spotts are .—— ——— Fell Down Stairs One day last week, Daniel Hess, of Linden Hall, went down stairs in his home, far more speedily than was his custom--~by some mishap he tumbled down. He [sustained some sprains and pains that kept him indoors for several days. --— - An Attraction. According to the Ridgway Star the double execution billed for there April 36th has as much attraction as & circus and the sheriff already has over 500 let. | ters requesting permits to witness the | process of strangulation. i — A—— The Intestines Were Outside, A difficult operation was performed on When born the intestines were lying on the surface of the abdomen, finely. Co — Hard Cider Again, A Butler county farmer has been fined $500 and given a term in jail for selling hard cider and allowing it to be drunk on his premises. Truly, the farmer's lot, like his cider, is hard. TEACHERS INSTITUTES Loca’ to Held Millheim and Pleasant Gap Institutes he at THE COMPLETE PROGRAMMES The Best Family Carthartic Hood's wore Vor Pills pared for family use and a general home medicine are unequalled. They . 1 they have entirely satisfactory, wherever Their gradually extended until today the de- to upon Hood's Pills as “the coming pill)’ They relieve and cure so many troubles found they have been used sale has mand for them leads the trade look that they are really a whole medicine chest. They are mild yet efficient. —— - w A Lady Killer. Iv a recent lecture, Paul Do Chaillu, the African explorer, confessed that, during his journey through the Equa torial wilds, he had received no Jess than 20,000 offers of marriage, wholesale and retail. What a paradise that would be for Centre county stags —— Kicked by a Horse The venerable John McNaul, at Salona, met with a painful accident Friday morn. ing. While attending to his horse, the | animal kicked Mr. McNaul on the right a babe in Bald Bagle township yesterday, | { shoulder, The intes- | tines were repiaced and the babe is doing | arm, The bone was fractured near the — a — Tun silver republicans and populists, at Washington, met last week and warm. | ly endorsed Wim, |. Bryan as their can. didate for the presidency in 1900. Fur. ther they favored cooperation with the democrats next fall in electing free silver representatives, That means much, and a democratic majority in congress is quite possible, Puring the year, 197, there were printed FA bi eotpplete copies of Toe Crxtae Deswo CHAT, Or 2¥0 each week, al lowing tor misprints, our aet AVErage sora clireudis Lion Was over 2.000 COVIES PER WEEK Intelligent appreciats ual pivertisers will this statement VOL. 20. XO. 6. COLONEL CHINN'S SAY Use Water Kentocky on the Battleship Nonsense to The lexington (Ky I papers were rouncly abusing lent for not checking the Span- iards. All of them, great and small, cen sured the president for not interfering Since then starvation and builcheries of | the worst kind are removing thousands of the natives and President McKinley is turning a deaf ear. The same papers are now upholding president McKinley and calling democratic representatives a set of jingoes, who are appealing for Cuba. It shows how consistent the aver. age republican paper is these days. Like weather cocks, the slightest breeze will turn them about, ——]—— John Kelly by Col a young man emploved had his fect frozen one day last week and it Reynolds, about the stable, is thought that an amputation of several toes may be necessary. If the Millheim Telephone Company | carry out their plans for Dellefonte, they | will soon begin work in Bellefonte for their system. They claim to have overa { hundred phones already. The exchange | would be located in Temple Court. | «On Wednesday evening David | Campbell, a young man, was arrested {near Hollidaysburg, and brought to | Bellefonte and is charged with being one of the parties who assisted in stealing the Woodring cattle near Port Matilda, His parents live near Bellwood. He waived a hearing.
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