Nagy $1.50__2> you can get two The Centre Dem and either the nati Knquirer, o burg Post . wi “MOST NEWS-~LEAST ) CHAS PROCEEDINGS LICENSE Those Who Were Successful With Their Applications R. > IN ONLY A FEW HELD OVER These Will Be Disposed on Tuesday March 220d Filed Over Finally But One Remonstrance Was New Applications Several Two Applicants at Rebersbur Pi The regular ses held on brought a large the little icants Tuesday of number of hot from about There was excite old appl were § 1d for the past Nearhood, the owner » of the hotel the ¢ of rill t 1st. On this appli account of this ation over for consider o— PASTORS CHOSEN By the Evangelical Association In Session At Bethlehem, The fifty ith annual conference the Ev Penusy of al Association of Eastern at angel lvania in session Bethlehem, 3 t f ain eek,ad : Sine « after Bi urne lie a |] i Tuesday, shop Horo ha ed the a; pointmes Williamsport rict presiding elder : Williamspo Moyer ; Lock Have Treverton, J. H inre, LL berry, C. C Salver; Port macher ; Mc( Deer, Milimout an W. Hammett; Peun Romig Doerstetter; Marsh Creek East Point and Grover, S Wailer, G. H. : El ille, A. 8. Kresge; Lykens and Wiconisco, N. Shannon ; Williamstown, |. G, M. Smexel ; Reirer City and Hegins, James Beam ; Uniontown asd Milesburg, BE E. Gilbert ; Shamokin, J. L. Ash. land, Hunter and Mahanoy City, J. K. Fehr; Rington, C. Hoffman .— Child Caught in the Machinery. Little Scott Carrier, of Summerville, near DuBois, was the dent that may result in death, and <n and suplpy; Howard, to be Burrell izabethvil Freed ; or if he lives will make him a cripple for life. The child was playing in his father's grist mill, when his clothing was caught in a shaft. Before the machivery could be stopped by the frantic parent the child was a mass of broken bones and bruised flesh. His fingers and hands and bis hip. bone and leg were broken, and he cut afl over the body, - . United Evangelical Conference. was hold its next session at Hughesville, Pa., beginning March 3, at 8:30 am. The examination of Junior preachers will begin on the evening of March 1, and the anniversary of the Conference Mis. sionary society will be held Wednesday evening, March 2. . % KURTZ, Ed. and Prop. COURT victim of an acci- LOCAL INSTITUTE. wchers Institute of Id at Centre Hal! March program is as follows: The T 2, will on evening and Saturday, ith sth, The ¥ O'CLOCK. $E TY R FRI 7 ldress of We JAY EN A LARGE PORKER Mr nee re coun y part of his life on a farm Mackeyville. For five he brother-in-law, YEArs during vil war erested obert Mann, in the | Hall. His , married Dr. C Wis to that place } Miss was in axe business at Mi only child, a daughter Sharon, Treat, of when t removed Reesman and his wife, nee lowed Death of Mrs. Emma C. Dale | Dale, Ar Pleasant tr, Monday at 1thout 13 years 18 a davghter es held this Tharsday . morning Death of John Spanegle of Port Matilda, brother of Henry Spanogle, Jobu Spanogle, and a of Philips. burg, died on Saturday, aged about 70 years. His death occurred at the resi. dence of his sister Mrs, Wes. Mc Kinney, with whom he has made his home for The funeral took place Mon. day afternoon some time, . Funeral Notice, The of William of Beech Creek, took place Wednesday at Mill Hall. in the Disciple church by Rev. Blair, of Eagle- at Cedar Hill. The Odd Fellows' fraternity had charge of the funeral Gummo, Services conducted ville. laterment funeral, o— an Eve. May Hicklen, Loose i. 7. county, of Mt. Eagle, Centre who was struck inthe eye recent. ly with a spike, Is not as yet able to per. form his day's He may lose the | as a cataract is threat. work. injured member, { ening lo form ow it, The Central Pennsylvania conference | of the United Evangelical church will | ce Detective George Vernes, Was translerred (rom Pittsburg to Cleve land in which latter city he will act as superintendent of the Perkin's Union detective agency, Re lo W305 30 ~Cabiuets gg cents per Dalf douem, at o Shacfler's, ra short time only, a District No. Friday and BELLEFONTE, COMMENTS ON CUBA. There is Entirely too Much Poli Affair tics in the WHY MCKINLEY HESITAT and the Stock ( Nneans support, ex what the Rovernmen choose to These obedience to thisorde Hay sh them, cople who come into the towns in * the people who being starved to edt, and those who refuse to submit and remain in their hot are declared enemies of and plundered, outraged, and murdered by the Spanish soldiery. A few days ago York E Mr. Hanna vening paper titi ORd Manta “that in 1e there tatistics of Mantanzas 0.000 died from more are dying out of a total population province have starvation, and ¢% 000 of 250,000, “and the number of starving people is rapidly increasing.” One-half of the inhabitants of province This same condi. | tion exists in all of the remaining prov. { inces, and in some the number of these poor unfortunates is even greater than | in Mantanzas. In confirmation of these facts we quote from the last issue of the this one are dead and dying. London Spectator “But though we wish to see Cuba separ- ated trom Spain for the sake of Spain, this is not our strongest reason for desir. ing American intervention to put an end | to the insurrection and to give Cuba her freedom. The condition of the island is at this moment so terrible, and has been so appallingly miserable for the last three | or four years, that as one reads even | moderate and well balanced accounts i such as in this month's wonders whether even in the Thirty | Year's War itself, the negation of God was ever more effectually carried ogt by { human beings. The wretched island is | tormented beyond belief.” Yet all these are "mere incidents, and ing to Mark Hanoa, Senator Hale, the senatorial mouth piece of the Hanna. McKinley administration, in a recent speech on the floor of the United States Senate, ridiculed in most vigorous lan. guage the assertion that one-third of the population of Cuba was starving to death, PA, THURSDAY, | ening | measurment of power | the true standard. Blackwood, one ! | ysis of the heart, | sisters survive, | afternoon, MARCH 3, INOS ai80 pay the w { makers, all the iron workers otion mill hands, and all the ¢ Arpente 1 the land. ne bushel of wheat, ins or . . ug 90 cent 100 GAYS 1a hen for CEKS, 5, Wi If she lays 100 worth two cents each, she will value of wheat to £2, whi freight 1 18 enough to haul ton of bau After | this she will return 2 fertiliz of the assenger so mile be has is wont ng val ther or maguific last year packed Cir CEES, In round ooo tous of water, This is enough to fill a canal one mile long, 20 The shells required fo hoid this water contain 000 tons of lime. Mrs. American Hen is, after all, no un- important When I was a boy I was told that if an elephant could only the flea he could easily move the world if a place could be found for securely fast. his tail, Our standard for the feet deep, and 300 feet wide 110, ~ personage horse. Thatis wrong. Hen Compare of production done by horse, 1,000 pounds of cow, 1,000 pounds power is the work 1.000 pounds of of average man, and 1,000 pounds of hen and you will be astonished to see what a loafer the horse is by comparison. LE A Little Boys Death, On Tuesday evening Benjamin, oldest son of Mr, John Reed, of Coleville, died. He was ten years of age. preceeded her little boy to the grave just | { eleven months ago, on Tuesday evening, | . | nothing but sensational siories,” accord. | George Vernes, formerly of Renovo, i { The cause of his death was due to paral. | The father and five | The funeral Thursday Tobacco nnd Whiskey, In Schuylkill county the sum of $568 was expended last year for tobacco for prisoners and only $277 for potatoes, EE have muscles as hard as those of * is the work of the | His mother | A HIGHWAYMAN 00000000 G During the 3 Wey prints ff iy copies of Tae Cy AE CHAT, 0} 1877, there 7 C4 triplets TRY Less week 2 000 cor: PH od | COOCO00COOOOOOOO ARRESTED | 4a Charged With Brutally As saulti View oO! who will Married at Potter's D1 ian E On Wednesday noon Miss Lil the Potter's ander and the Mills, by Dr. Wm Laurie, pastor of the Presbyterian church | of Bellefonte, The at. tended by immediate relatives and a few married at home of | mother at Ceremony was invited guests, Dr. Alexander is a successfnl physi cian, of Centre Hall. The is a daughter of Wm. Allison, and a sister of Mr. Archie Allison Mrs, Frank McCoy, of this place bride dec'd, and attend. Frank The following from Bellefonte | ed the wedding: Mr, and Mra | McCoy, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Mrs. Catherine Humes, Dr and wife, J. D. Skugret, Miss Jean Shogert. Miss Lillie Barett and Mrs. Moyer .-——- ison, Lautie Fire at Coleville, About four o'clock, Wedneauay mors - ing. fire broke out at Coleville in the home of Abram Switzer. The hosss was total. | ly destroyed, the furniture on the first | {floor was removed toa place of safety | | but all in the second story was destroyed, | The origin is not known definitely. but it is believed to have come from a defective flue, Mrs, Switzer had just gotten up and had builta fire preparatory to getting breakfast when she discovered the fire, The loss is placed at $700, fuiiy covered by insurance. arick, farmer Fulton, clerk John Griffith, blacksmith Adam Rishe il, farmer TW —— An Aged Uitizen Michael M. ship, died on Sunday evenis 27th, after Fishburn, of Beuner tow: g., February an illness of a few days dura. tion, He was in his usual health and last 0 the looking after his farm work until Tuesday evening, when he came int usual, feeling better, bara in the he house a little earlier than com- plaining that he was not well felt a little and at the During the afternoon Next morning he saw aller the work forenoon, Con tinned to grow worse, until 8 ‘av even. He month and 14 days old, Mr, en, ol ing when he died. wa Years, 2 Fishburn, was an exemplary citi. and He was the Reformed kind and genial disposition, will be missed by his neighbors a consistent member of ! church, The interment occurred at Shiloh cemetery, on Wednesday alter ‘noon, A wife only survives him. A Will Rave a County Almshouse. Hik county voters have decided to have a county almshouse, and the plans for the building arc now being prepared for submission to the state board of
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