THE CENTKE DEMOURAT, RELLEFONTE, PA, NOVEMBER 9, 1899, HAPPENINGS IN BELLEFONTE Local Events Briefly Told 1n a Few Lines. PERSONALS, SOCIAL EVENTS QA hat Has Transpired During the Past Week Movements of Our People—What the Local Scribe Saw Worthy of Mention A Week's Local News in a Few Words E. C. Hames, of DuBois, friends in this § Mrs, John Nighthart Teannette where she sit her assembled at the fortune of gold watch low students the ago he and s were out working back of College when the ped through a hole in his » » finder will be liberally more were x woods are not any means ome and before the season is over there will be about the usual ota brought home, If anybody thinks that not agoing to have a match factory he | need only go down to the meadow and brick of the ground and the see the going score or more of mechanics ing men busily at The structure is being put up in a sub- long buildings that are up out and labor work on the same, stantial shape, the very best material is being put into them so as to be per manent, and the extent of the same has been enlarged from that Yes, first intended match factory in a short time that will give em. jeliefonte will have a ployment to many additional people, Persons who haye anything to sell and want a free notic ame in 1 our paper should read the “Free Want” This teresting feature of the department, has become an in paper and has good results to those who have That usually be found page pecially are urged to use it for their convenience If want to buy or sell live stock or farm implements advertise your wants free and see how soou you will get good results. Don’t be backward about send- ing any such advertisements in, as we will gladly publish the same free of charge in that departmnet of the paper, brought used it, column will on Farmers es | sion of counct | | quorum, [to Wednesday evening Bellefonte is | the Dome" at the house on Monday evening, Nov. 13th, "Under opera Clayton Brown, who clerks in Gime. bels' store in Philadelphia, arrived home to attend the election A pension of $800 per month was Mrs widow of granted to Fannie S. Shultz, of Bellefonte, cently deceased there was ne Monday evening the lack of a ‘he session was postponded iL } ' McDowell, of Abdera, was a WwW. K int caller at this office on Saturday, Iropped h which makes because they know that they must go school and there is no other ut of it. They ir work and way interest in good P also are taking an are making rog - These boys heretofore were hard same irregular in attendance, and rn when they d attend. in this bh hunt- He as accidentally killed while ing in that vicinity last Saturday. | went to the woods with one of his pupils named Rankin. Rankin tripped on a log and the shotgun he carried was dis- chared, the load striking Roberts in the back He fell forward, raised up, and saying "My dear boy, you have killed rolled over on his side dead. Mr. Roberts was about 25 years of age and me," wasan exemplary young man, Ex . — — - Tyrone The Blair junction Borough Enjoined county court the purchasing the Hundred Springs reservoir for its muni ipal water The inj granted an in restraining Tyrone from works, the Water that The court did not prohibit the special inction was sued out at instance of the Tyrone Gas and company, a private corporation supplies the borough with water. election held Tuesday to authorize an increase of the borough's indebiness for the purpose of purchasing water works - Taken to Snow Shoe The remains of Harry J. Walker, who | was drowned in Sinnemaboning Creek on Thursday 2nd, were taken in charge by a Renovo undertaker and were taken to that place. Saturday the body was sent to Snow Shoe, where interment was made, Joseph Shuitz re- | | projed { tion for | ment at the hd go The en. | of Pennsylvania | siding to a point about borough of | HELP IT ALONG. hlanks men ap During the past week to the pointe d to consist of a committee to aid special were sent out various in the erection of the proposed Curtin the names of all persons who want to see the Monument, The object is to get monument erected on a petition to the next Grand Jury urging them to recom. mend that the County ( mmissioners make an appropriation to aid io this t By an act of assembly County Commissioners can make an appropria the erection of a s Hers monu Judge who his « ever urage to a onyictions » announced caught a man offering another man a drink of whiskey for his vote he would send him six months and fine him $s several cases he t oul, an consequence the tions in that conuty, are not nearly § corrupt as they were - Sew Siding Anether MN railroad town The ompleted a craed manaing the « | for the same reason the ( extending t half of 8 now west of the station. - The Salvation Army, The forces of the salvation vaded Lock Haven quietly on Saturday and made their first public demonstra. tion in the evening. The force included Ensign and Mrs. Heft, of Erie, Staff Captain Barker, of Buffalo, Ensign Wall of Buffalo, Captain Mrs, Stewart and Cadet Hoffman, of Canandaigua, N, v and - Church Ke-opened The old church at which has been thoroughly Baptist Milesburg and repaired at a cost of over re-opened to public worship last Sunday, Impressive and interesting service Rew i i conducted by gens, DD Chaplain of the Industrial Reformatory at Huntingdon, His Head Crushed to a jelly, Charles Kaylor a of 20 driving down a hill near young man years while Patton a few days ago with a load of bark fell from the top of the load and the whee! of the wagon passed over his head, His head was crushed to a jelly and death was instantaneous, «Subscribe for the Centre Democrat, county seat, This has been | | stating | paper, renovated | $500 was | ' wete | . | the 47th Regiment Co. D IN THE COURT HOUSE, Gathered From Various Offices, Legal Intelligence MARRIAGE LICENSES Hlanchard Pa. Furnace Boalsburg Pleasant Gap Hall Lemont Mileshurg Edgar T. Bechde! Mabel M. Heberling Walker Shutt t Ausie Johnston Luther K A J § Frank I tAra SS. B §S imuel Breon t Elizabeth A. : Wm. R Josie Hoy § Ezra Hari t Magpie young Dale Houser (Oak Baird wer Mi Long Canada property when the 2 8 10 «¢ ame rom ths, if OF ter Manila IC WECKS Ago a this place en U. § Army Meade, Pa. Among them Jessie Undewood of Bellefonte, Was a Monday, his father Z. Underwood, received a letter from him at New York, that the that they were aboard transport Thomas, in the bay at | . 5 ba | place on Friday, and expected to start ny in | on their long journey to the Philippine Island Saturday. They have a brand new boat, with everything bright on and clean, and a bed for every man, so that they will have every comfort for the trip. He says the rations issued are not as good as while they were at Camp Meade. Among their visitors on their { transport were Miss Helen Gould, with whom he shook bands and received a testament from her They Manilla in and some writing calculate that they will arrive at about six weeks, just in Lime to eat Mr, their Sunday dianer there Underwood is a member of - A New Creamery Francis Rhoades, of Bellefonte, has { left his brother's coal office here and bis place as weigher and book-keeper is be. ing filled by William Dorworth, of Belle. fonte. Francis has started out in life for himsell and is now erecting a first class creamery at Baileyville, with a capacity of 300 pounds daily. HOODS PILLS cure Liver life, BI- lousnoss, Indigestion, Meadache. Easy to take, easy to operate, 28¢c. CUBA IS IMPROVING But Genural Lee Does Not Think The Ripe For Sell-Government Speaking of the affairs in Cuba Br Gen, Fitzhugh Lee says that he beliey under the existing profes the island of the hour, ited States is (seneral friction of an people are their war Character In Footwear Certainly Characte in shoes a ir of Mingl acter—plenty of it distinctive rt which leaves its print upon the dress of « It is Very wi conceded one that Ming 18 the tandard for THE BEST THAT PRODUCE OR M(« shoes lead all shoedon NO quest nto the them have learned to expect | n of do ver en Theis om them infinite ter ving of VOATeTS satisiaction the most comfort All these of will become known to you after you put on a pair and test them : Bee the new winter styles in men's fool wear for evey-day wear and for dross, An inspection should make you a convert without hesitation. the greatest possible amount of wear the martest siylishness points Time In in Milesburg on Thursd . | Last September he w to Vi 4 chickens, pair bage, ver head rotts, bunch | squashes, hick & Co. Pel Red wheat per bushe Red wheat per bushes Rye per bushe Corn Corn, shelled per bushi | Barley per bushel superiority | Oats, per bushel heat (old) per bushel! w pe RECEST DEATHS Joun C. MARTIN home Died at his lay evening 2nd. adeiphia where he st Dan h bh On cold ie and 1. £5 » Ag — va = as ' EG Rie 30 SSN ™ Fr—rh i | | 1 net Write ws! ) not obtain a SS ET Le S71 ST. urb market as follow Butter per 10 Hux to Soc; beets, per per bunch apples, 101 per peck w quinces, per O celery, per stalk 3 WS i 20 10 4x per gallon 10x turnips, per peck honey i pound S 10 per pound 12 015 chestnuts sari ry nuts, per Bellefonte Markets (GRAINY porrectad week's lefonte, Fa ears per bushele Cobura Maver Following are the 1 for grain by be dealers at Coburn bushel... EE A a. PSE heat (new ey ia, nies wh»,
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