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THE CENTKkE DEMOURAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. NOVEMBER
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). 1899,
PPENINGS
IN BELLEFONTE
Briefly Told
Few Lines.
I Events in
PERSONALS, SOCIAL
Whe Has Transpired Durning the Past Week
What the
Local Scribe Saw Worthy of Meation—A |
Movements of Our People
Week's Local News in a Few Words,
J'A Man of Affairs”
Friday
hunter
region recently,
hoge on evening
“Tylersville 1
in he ‘Scootac
A valuable m
David, the
H Harshberge r, 18
Monday
ar subscript
DuBol
15 braggin
00 new houses
lace during t
1 “moonshine
the m
— A number of huntin
appeared from Sugar
owners think they met
D. Scravendyke
ensburg after spendir
the home
pleasantly at
Shoemaker
~The lad
will hold a
the re
at
ing
Taylor on Howard
some
pltoM
West where
amaged
mers
Pent
defeate
they d
ind were
Wh
sided
have the right '
Editor Harter
other day when the
was made happy the
expressman landed
two fine bird dogs ath office
Martin, of
bet that he
the pres
Philadel
aps reciates
ent of Hon, David
phia
the same, for he always had a weakness
You can
for a good hunting dog, and they say
that the Hon, David keeps the best bred
animals in his kennels
Sheriffelect Cyrus Brumgart, wife
and daughter Sallie, made a trip to
Bellefonte, on Tuesday, 10 take a view
of their prospective home on the hill for
the next three years, They no dour
are now safe to take measure of the
rooms and order all the necessay
carpets and farnishiugs that will be
required. The result of the election
seems to have little effect on the big
man from Millheim,
d
EVENTS |
at the opera
{ there
There are 473 inmates in the Hunt.
ingdon reformatory.
The Centre Hall hunting party cap-
tured a fine doe in the Seven Mountains
last week
schools of Karthaus have
- The public
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heen closed for
two weeks on account of
diphtheria.
The
A promising
county
If the
bring better prices the
wheat fields over the
appearance.
1A \
Crops would oniy
mers would feel more like smiling,
Bruce Garbrick has accepted the
position of chief mixologist at the Gar
{man House, where he is
| graceful with all the accompl
$ killed three deer
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IN THE COURT HOUSE,
Gathered From
Offices.
Legal Intelligence
MARRIAGE LICENS)
Frank
Christianna
Wm. A. Sloat,
Georgia A
f Wm. Franklin TI
{t Anna M. Coble,
{ Daniel Howard,
t Agnes Kane,
§f Thos. S. Mallory,
t Jennie KE, Lu
Shope, Mile
Elizabethtown, a,
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pury
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SwWyers
us
Coiver
William
) ACT
{ land in
iaugh from |
holds a
inmber ¢
pera house | al Was
rendition le.Scarred
Monday
by the
ons of the play, in
himselt
ord,
Assist.
nguished
hed
d, with
Ar on re
the
e the aud cuce a
formerly
of
CRIirn,
‘uesday ev
are many hundred men working
and reports that work is and
plenty
are booming
There was a high time about the
The
boys began celebrating in the afternoon
old Academy building on Saturday
and kept it up until late in the evening. |
horns were blown
in
for all this ex.
Bells were rung, tin
and bonfires illuminated the skies
the evening. The cause
citement was the celebration of a victory
on the gridiron that day at State College.
The Academy foot ball team had gone
up there and defeated the Sub. Freshman
team in a hotly contested game by a
score of 6.0. To the Academy boys this
meant much iadeed and they could not
think of allowing the event to go by
without due recoguition, and they did
it full justice.
Liement
dated Nov,
—
A FEAST OF COMEDY
H. A
good pos
Mrs
ttn fy
vO 3
McKee
ton at |
Mitche
Ph
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ASAAC
A vis
en n
Dr. } J]. Locke, who |
flammatory rheumatism,
be getting along nicely
y are about gong
to Ashville, N. (
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to spend the next two
years for the benefit of Mr Whiteman's
health
Mr. and Mrs
tained one evening last
John Bauer enter.
week at their
home on Bishop street in honor of their |
guests Miss Margaret Loneberger, of
Williamsport, and Miss Carrie Smith, of
Lock Haven,
Mrs. Lettie Thomas and her daugh-
ter; Miss Mary, closed up their Linn
street home Friday and left for
Philadelphia where they will spend the
Mrs. Thomas'
Mrs. James B. Lane.
Mrs. Joux F
Clearfield Wednesday morning. She
was the daughter of the late Judge
Reed was the mother of Mrs. Cyrus
Gordon and of A. Bowman Weaver,
who married a daughter of John P.
Harris,
last
winter with daughter,
Various
I.. Ball, . ( carfield |
{ had been for four or five months,
particulars have yet been received
LANDING NET IS LEGAL,
Judge Craig Decides That it can be
Fishing for Trou
A landing net can be
wtchin K trout, ac ording tO an opinion
handed down receutly by
at Stroud
FL Hott case pinion
udgment of
fendants are
ere
were
ast two
ouds §
CleOT i
anet they were not vis y anybody
y
ton There were alt
1
cors seen in other parts « untry
that had been
by the astronomers. In Eur
but nothing of the like
"e vs feed]
t ( '
¢ miseq pe
play and It causes
among the ignorant
1:
who did not understand
mm of fiery stars shooting through the
Kr
portended
tat
heavens at night in
al numirs
They imagined that it
great evil and that the earth was
to an end
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Died While on a Visit
Atelegram was received at Beech Creek
Tuesday morning stating that Saul
| Haagan, a wellknown farmer of Bald
Eagle valley, had died while visiting kis
son in one of the western states where he
No
He
was one of the best known residents in
| Beech Creek township and owned a fine
| farm on the south side of the Bald Eagle,
Ww I~ Di
RAVER: Died at | will be brought home for interment, and
i Is expected to arrive on Saturday.
Interment will be made in the cemetery |
| at Eagleville,
cast of the P. R. R. station, The body
The
HOODS PILLS cure Liver His, Bi
lousness, Indigestion, Meadache.
Easy to take, easy to operate, 280.
| wear for evey-day wear and for dress,
RECENT DEATHS
BENNER A ni
ied last Thurday
home at Grand Rapid
| EY
about se
and
two daughte
dece:
where he re
ma) For
rit
NY.
employed in a
Character
In Footwear
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HE BEST THAT SKILL CAN
PRODUCE OR MONEY BUY
Every endeavor is made toa
vance that standard
shoes lead all shoedom
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that's why Mingle
No question of doubt ever enters
Their wearers
have learned to expect from them infinite
satisfaction the greatest possible amount
of wear—the smartest stylishoess the
most comfort
into the baying of them
All these points of superiority
will become known to you after you put
on a pair and test them
Bee the new winter styles in men's foot.
An
inspection uid make you a convert
without hesitation,
Mingle's Shoe Store.
A Bit of
the
repan
Sentiment
£9
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¢
Ma
Bellefonte kets
hey
Shoulder
per pound
(GRAIN corrected weekly |
& Co. Bellefonte. Pa
Red wheat por bushel, old
Red wheat por bushel, new
Rye, per bushel
Corn, ears per bushelel
Corn, shelled per bushel
Barley per bushel
Oats, per bushel... a.
Coburn Markets,
Pollowing are the prices paid for grain b
dealers at Coburn
Heat (OM) POT BUSHEL. mmm ime ssn
Wheat (new) bushel A
niee wh
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