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CHAS. ir. Kl RTZ, Ed. and Prop.
PROCEEDINGS
IN COURT
List of Cases that Have Been tried
In Open Court
VERDICTS FOUND, SENTENCES
Cases Settled and Continued o ompromised
A Short Synepsis ol
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Penn's Va
after
horse was
his money from
Tuesday
for $20 90
Com. vs
Wetzel
second
morning
Parmer He
indicted, first
an
un! Arceny
count, receiving stolen goods
knowing the same 0 have been stolen :
H. Maize Wetzel
not being in court, only Hetzel was ur
raigned,
prosecutor | Jacob
These defendants are indicted
for purioining about chickens
from the prosecutor on or about the 13th
day of January of this year. This case
is from Millbeim, and the defendant
jqiieas guilty and stated to the Court
Pat he bad gone with Mr. Wetzel to
take the chickens, but had not taken any
but helped him carry three chickens
away that night, and that afterward
when spoken to by Mr. Maize had re.
turned the chickens, Sentenced to pay
the costs of prosecution, five dollars fine
twenty
sonment in
f tlwent
lence
that should
he defendant
eller to Mrs
Not Held Responsible
court has handed
to the effect that
roads are not liable to fire damages re
sparks,
Ohio
The
down a
supreme
decision rail
sulting from locomotives pro
vived it can be established that due care
the raflroad in
Heretofore
has been exercised on
the handling of the engine,
it has been necessary for the railroads to
prove that a fire occuring within a
quarter of a mile of a railroad was not |
caused by locomotive sparks. A stack
| of grain or hay located anywhere near a
| railroad might be set on fire by a tramp, |
| but the railroad would have to pay for
it,
BELLEFONTE, PA,
ve NEWSPAPERS
MUST SUFFER
Paper Trust is Squeezing the
Life out of Publishers
IT LEGALIZED ROBBERY
who has denout
ed the granting of
R10 some at the ext of
others, ar pecially by exclusive, un
just tariffs, must suffer innocently for the
shortcomings of others, What has hap
pened to the newspaper publisher in this
country is occurring in the price of most
The
prices
all other commodities consumers
must pay to the
favored monopolies and trusts, who con
trol the the tariff
keeps out the products
and this 1s what is called
exiravagant
situation, because
of
from abroad
competion
prospeniy
It does puzzle us why a portion of the
American people allow themselves to be
bamboozled in these things from year to
year ; but they do it with a conviction
and mad zeal that indicates that they
must be confirmed slaves to a party, | Thoueh time tells on the face of a
blind to common sense, and reason
THURSDAY
| 1858, and the other containing what he |
: !
doesn't say about them now | this amount is deducted f4s2.11, credit
JANUARY 25
1600
w CALLED AT THE
WRONG HOUSE
t his Death
HUSBAND SHOT HIM DOWN
h was one
shoes the
isting her st 16 be had
sped
old ia
Froom
I's i th . 1"
ely the the ll ut specially at
kept
man who
Pass
| come just the sane -
but they
¢ I
ish weddings, a dance Is up
.o-——
Milton
from one two days and every
Good lor
is present is supposed to dance with the
Milton
and skirt
will have a shirt
The Milton
will furnish the groand and erect the
The H. Smuckle &
Company, of New York, will furnish the
machinery and operate the plant, Over left buy everything for
1,500 hands will be employed. Opera housekeeping
tions on the building will begin March 1 ve
on waist bride, for which privilege he pays $1 00
her. The
money thus paid goes to the groom and
factory ronle
y PEOPIC | every time he dances with
building thereos
. ‘ he pays all wedding expenses, beer, etc
and in many cases has mowey enough
to BOCOSSArY
Cont of Prisoners
Righteen prisoners from Clinton coun |
[ty were in the western penitentiary dur |
"jug 1809. The total cost for the 4.677 |
days maintenance was $1,621 36. From
Two books could be written by Presi. |
dent McKinley ; one contaluing what he
sald about pet government banks,
-
{by labor, which makes the net cost for |
clock, the clock's face always tell time, ' the commissioners to pay $1,150 22.
VOL. 22
N AND FAN
Brig
A good dea u pon his staf
and envelopes go fiving about a
Al for anything that is stationery
be one of the
oldest on record,
sirawherry may
but there's an elder
berry
A heated argument is the very thing
that causes a coolness between (wo
friends
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The Editor's Christmas
The esteemed editor of "The Lost
Creek Lyre” runs this delicate hint at
| the top of his editorial column next the
printed rates of subscription
“Upon the recent Xmas eve,
(14 Santy Clause came knocking,
And begged our glad assent to leave
A shotgun In our stocking
Upon the Ist of Jan. we go
Upon a tour collegting
With that new gun, so friends, you know
Just what to bw expecting,
While yot our lamp holds out to fleker,
We must have eash to blow for licker,”