CHAS. R. KURTZ 1% and Prop.
SECOND WEEK
OF COURT
Pro-
lows
of
H.
and
Hopson, use
H.
of etc.
George
Lr,
Mc
Samuel
Thompson Swift vs,
Williams,
McWilliams,
sat
executor of
dece
mortgage, plea nil
Conclusion of Last Week's ased, summoned
in
ceedings Given. confessed jud
LIST OF CIVIL CASES TRIED
cted of Stealing Cattl
Huntingdon R
formatory
Trial
Disposed
surance case on
Lases were
for eighty-five dol
aintiff alleges the
The
Com. vs. John Fye, Jr., George Frye, $, an ich the j
1 1 o 3 3 . For 3 |
Oscar Veihdorfer and Lemuel Hipple, in. fend guaranteed to be sound
rosecutors George keeping the horse
+d it
dicted for larceny, p
Salfko, John Pincho, Katchick, to the defendant
Willi Hipple
This is the cattle stealing case from Burn- ch the defen
George
and Frank Polenski.
lant dee!
FAN ACC
: I. ary | 191 ¢ he
side and Snow Shoe townships, During until left, leaying the
the past summer a great many head of ¢ defendant, after which the «
g cattle were missed by farmers a
community fron
Raymond,
ix Mary E
Sessions
charge
tr Raymor
pited unt
charge assanlt
trix Martha Os
R. Hartsofk, charge
cond | betrayal ; prosecutrix Rhoda C. Dillon
: : Continued
count rece stolen goods knowing nda
iving
the same to have been stolen, prosecutor
!
Com. vs. I. H. ( I. C
ley, charge trespassing ; prosecutor A, C
Williams. Nol. Pros. entered
8. D. H. Shivery, charge mali.
cious mischief; prosecutrix Ellen 8. Re.
Nol.
¥s
rain and Gram
esse This prosecution is
sharrer, }
brought for the taking of three dollars in
com, v
money, one coat, one suit of underwear
and one pair of shoes. This defendant
sides, Pros. entered
Howard
prosecutor Scott
IS 4 young man from Duncannon and
Com Trammell, charge
came to Retort, in Rush township, where
burglar |
he procured work and engaged boarding | VUTRIary ; luse. Nol
of the
him
entered
William Mi Jr., charge
prosecutrix Edith Holter. Nol
Me
.
ros
at the residence prosecutor, who I
Com. vs ler
also loaned the coat found on his "n er,
wlrs i
person when arrested and worn by the betrayal ;
defendant Pros. entered,
in court after.
wards the shoes were recovered by a
the of
Richard Fink, in Taylor township, and
the clothing on the person of the defend.
ant,
Sometime
Com. vs. John Houser, charge assault
and threats of intent to kill ;
J. A. Hoover.
Com. vs, Frank Reese, charge betray.
Haonah C. Mills.
prosecutor |
Nol. Pros, entered.
search warrant at residence
al; proseculrix
Settled
Verdict of not guilty
Com. va, John Ammerman, indicted
Com. vs. Steve Ellis, charge larceny
and carrying concealed weapons
cutor O. J. Hann. Nol,
Com, vs, Frank Huey, charge deser.
prosecutrix Mary 1K. Huey,
for malicious mischief ; prosecutor R.B
Waite
for destroying a lot of music
, y prose.
This defeddant was prosecuted
Pros. entered,
in the band !
hall in Coleville in Spring township, on
Iast, The
defendant being under fourteen years of
tion ; Con
the 20th day of September
tinned
Com. vs. Nathan Hough, Roy Hough
age, the Court instructed the
and Oscar Hough, charge malicious mis
jury that
Verdict of
ot gulity and the prosecutor to pay the :
nots y 4 pay Pros, entered,
costs of prosecution, i
At this point all the criminal cases for |
trial by jury were disposed of and the '
there could be no conviction
Continued on page «,
| civil cases were again taken up as fol-
Ww. 1.
| other's bunk
: p ‘
chief; prosecutor Henry Wohlfort. Nol. | ten to two ive knots an hour,
{time we are crowded is in the dining
Com. va. Aaron Rhine, charge assault room,
BELLEFONTE, PA. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7. 1890.
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BOUND FOR
THE PHILIPPINES
An Interesting Letter From Jesse
Under wood
INCIDENTS ON THE JOURNEY
ud for
Manila
v Are
What Seasickness 1s
r tongues hanging out of the
CASICER Doss
certainly
ment agoing the fis
headache, the se you are sick
on your stomach lay you think
you are going to
you want to jump
think there is no hope
rations here than when in the states,
The
old boat is roc king heavily now, and it
plenty of hard tack and salty meat
18
ramiog hard. Half of the outfit is sick.
They vpever gave us a chance to get
any tobacco in New York, or anything at
all,
A poke of “Dukes Cameo’ is worth
from fifty cents to one dollar: you pay
fifty cents a piece for lemons and a fellow
sold a whole box of them at that price to.
day, without
three for. s
any trouble are
} ¢is. and the crew get any
price lor eatables
Cigars
I saw a fellow pay a
dollar for a pie to day ~money
ject
5 no ob
Nov, 7:«We had a rough night and
every now and then you
cursing because some
would bear
one was in an.
There are twelve bunks in
eack rack, two side by side, four in the
bottom, four over them and still four over
them, the last are up against (he ceiling,
and when they diop they go about six
feet before they land,
the next
After you fall out
once, time you
koto bed you
lash yourself in We are about s85o miles
southeast of New York, and making from
The only
The days seem pretty long on
here; we have vothing to do but le
around, and it is 00 cold to yo on deck
long. It snowed this morning, but we
will strike warm weather in a day or so
All had to get their hair « lipped to keep
for l
I haven't
from getting “buggy, there are ¢
kind on board got any
but I expect them
YOu are
of quarters ton
£1
keep awake,
keep others
DO noise
NOY i
since we } TE
the “ng spring We
Eratuiate ourselves on !
Atlantic,
weather
A WAS As
ancertamn
in
Pp across the
for we certainly have had fine
| heard some sailors say that
they never went across the “pond
in such fine weather This boat is 4% nt
a
There is nothing fast about het
long, s6 beam, with 25 fort draft
she is
painted nicely but can’t make over four
teen knots an hour. The ‘Non Coms
have school here just the same As you
have at home in « amp, and our time is
We will arrive at Gibral
night or Wed
all taken up
ler some time to morrow
| nesday morniag
Noy
ing about 3
17 We left Gibraltar last even
0 p. m. and steamed close by
the English war ships and their bands
started to play “America.” All were
lined up on deck and such a yell never
came out of human throats as went up
from this ship—although orders
issued for not a man to cheer.
were
Gibralter
is truly a fierce looking place ; and talk
about a point being protected
defy the world
they could
Of course everything is
natural ; all they had 10 do was to mount
the guns, and don't you think they did
not mount them, for every place that is
big enough they have one ready The
STATE'S WEALTH
ON THE JUMP
Receipts Two Million Dollars Over
That of Last Year
BEING WIPED
OU1
the
woman as ’ 4] : ! (
The Cs un Cambria county
is too strong anything deroga
tory to that faith
» - »
Killed In Renove Yards
flter wandering around, Patrick
O'Brien, a woodsman, went to
freight
yard at
i he
seep
under a train standing in the
railroad Renovo on Sunday
morming train was moved shortly
afierwards
d Mr. O'Brien was crushed
he died
of
Ireland
i
hours
His
#0 badly that four
He
mother lives
later
WAS 15 years age aged
Small Pox Again
Small pox has again broken
after the
had the
H. ( , 3
victim,
wt in
Altoona, health authorities
thought they disease stamped
out old
years 1, Is the
was taken sick
and Monday his
clared 10 be small pox by several
Saturday
while
Je
Bl mut k SCNow
Was
physician
dia
Pardened
Emanuel Stark, a young man whose
home is in Snow Shoe, and undergoing
imprisonment io the Hastingdon Reform.
Atory, for an assault upon Joha Use,
was pardoned last week by Governor |
Stone. Col, Reeder, of Bellefonte, ap- |
red before the pardon board ia ia 4
bail,
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VOL. 21, XO, 48,
FACT, FUN AND FANCY
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g the front
ut person who eat
a beavy penalty
ler works and every
Cily water KS
mtemperate
the fulness of T
JINKS A servant
she has one
ght
The po who
3
duty would be su
eman ine
book on
plac ¢
We d
A person's
mt sug
Carriage
pose you would ‘speak of
As A horseless ve
hicle
romanty RRC,
AY aller day
vg,’ said the umbrella,
10 put up with anybody who handles
me right
said the
gel ut
There « Corkscrew
bottle to
MNCS A
the cork, Now we in
the neck
York may be a Yorker
make
from
A man
but that doesn't A man from Cork
a "Corker
iy
I'm contented.” said the blindman,
“although 1 haven't seen a happy
moment in YEars
A man must expect to travel a rocky
road when he declares that he will “leave
no stone unturned.”
Money in the bank is » good thing but
the real estate owper doesn’t care to
have much in a sand bank.
The first sewing woman on reddrd was
very beautiful, Of course, you have
heard of Cleopatra's needle.