% * A ] THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONT LOCAL NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD Happenings In And About Belle- fonte, PERSONALS, SOCIAL EVENTS That Are Worth Noting What Community a Few in This Week Items in Lines Has Transpired During the Past Movements of Our People. —Don’t forget your caucus meeting on Saturday. ~J00k out for the Widow Brown, to- morrow evening. ~The restored again in Bellefonte, -T. F. Saturday in W of the Metropolitan Life Ins. 10 cent hack services is to be Adams of this 11 illiamsport place spent at a meeting Co. The Democrats of Clearfield have seclected ex-Judge Krebs at their candi. date for Chief Burgess of that place, — Farmer's Institutes for Centre coun- ty will be held at Unionville on February 14 and 17. IL. C bought the D. W. Woodring The and 15, at Howard on February 16 Rearick, of Benner of Pleasant Gap was £3,500. who has been F. Adams Wyre of this Mond on ha nced and arrange for lled on Tuesday t Robb is one of the sterlin | 1) 3 | is of that section tll be a candiate for would make ; 5 year EOO Sunday evening an [oody Memorial meeting was the Preshyterian church, cond Beaver, Appropriate 1s LL. Orvis, } and B » life work of the noted evangelist, were made by E CGephart, Esq., Gen raver, During the past week a large num er of skilled workmen and girls fr m the "ne he pur new match These . ple the business, having Hanover, Pa., arrived here for pose of going to work in the factory when it starts, are familiar with worked in the plant at that place, before it was closed up by the trust, Mrs. Wilbur F entertained about fifty Friday in honor of Mrs. John I. Roger and Miss Helen Henkle of Philadelphia. The en- tertainment was styled a "War Party” Col. and Reeder evening and the feature of the evening's pleasure was six-handed progressive euchre play. ed under strict military rules and regu lations The dramatic ‘Thespians,”! an amateur society of State College, will give a production in the opera house, at this place, on Saturday evening, Feb- ruary toth, entitled “She Stoops to Con. quer,” from Goldsmith, This organiza. tion is composed entirely of male stud. ents of the college and in the past have given some very clever performances, at this and other places, They always drew good houses when here, The at the Phoenix Mills have been put in place pew steam bollers and the engine is being set up this week When this is in operation it will largely increase the capacity of the plant and it is their intention to run the mill on gdouble turn then. One of the new im. provements that Col, Reynolds has made is the addition of a barrel making machine, which will give employment to a number of bands, When these im- provements are made the Phoenix Mills will be one of the completest plants of the kind in the state, this week by | trout, which they Fires have been started under the boilers at the new match factory. — Mrs. Annie Dolan is seriously ill at her home on Pine street, with consump- tion, —P. A. Auman, of near Centre Hall, was a pleasant caller at our office on Tuesday. The attendance at Court is to important cases on the list, Edward placed in nomination for Chief Burgess that large as usual this term, owing a number of Col. J. Pruner has been of Tyrone by the Republicans of city Miss Avna Valentine, daughter of Mrs, Reuben Valentine, of this place, who is ill with pleuro.- pneumonia, is much bet. | ter, There was a change on the C.R.R. of Pa. The issue, Miss Mary George Valentine of passenger schedule this week. correct time able appears in this Valentine, daughter of laltimore, Md., is a Mrs. Yal- guest at the home of Reuben entine at this place. ~Oue of the neatest calendars from an that Hunter, agent for t standpoint sent LF gland Mutual J. H. Wet p 18 R he $ NOW opa chur nducted There have been over 4 A$ 25 peniter me Purchased More Trout The Nit Rod and Gun club re any cently purchased from a private hatchery in New York state wo additional poured into their al- stocked Hecla, President Denny declared that no effort ready well dams at nor expense will be spared to make the preserve in Nittany valley one of the best fishing grounds in the state, and some rare sport is anticipated there after the season opens in April, - Sheriff Condo Responsible The Superior Court in session at Scran. ton on Wednesday 15th. handed its decision affirming the opinion of the down lower court in the case of Goodman vs ex-Shetiff Ino. P. Condo, which adjudg- ed Mr. Condo responsible for the dam. ages incurred by the burning of the house at Woodward in March, 18¢6, to secure the arrest of Wm, R, Ettlinger, which was assessed by a Centre county jury at 365 A of misplaced confidence “"Denceficon."’ You may think your hope Is founded on a rock, but it may be blasted. When a lot of employes get discharged in a bunch, no doubt they are all fired mad, Prisoners at the bar of justice do not often believe that "The truth shall mak~ you free." case around | | nections | Creek; 1 over LEGAL INTELLIGENCE, 1 . Gathered From the Various Offices About the | Last week mention was made of in- Court House, MARRIAGE LICENSES, { Fieve Brilla , . . Hawk Run Mary Tebelak . . " ' § Gheste) F. Hutchinson Susan A. Rephart { jon Dale, M. D., Minnie Harman { Edwin E. Vonada Lt Nora E. Onl § James I, Nesleroad { Auna B. Rupert Philipsburg Osceola Falls Creek Philipsburg Walker Nittany Abdera liberty f Henry Bowes 1 Ester Meese . § Harry M. Grenoble t Mary Crounemiller Bellefonte State College Pine Grove Mills § Geo. Rawley . . . Tyrone { Maud Hirsh Centre Line REAL ESTATE TRANSFER! J. P. Gephart et al to H, E. March 21, land in Penn township, $1105. William 8. Gilliland et al M. D. Kelley and H. P. Kel acres and g perches Duck, 1899 ; 16 acres and 71 perches trustees to ley, Dec. 19, 1599; 2 land in Snow | Shoe township, $125. Adm une David Atherton Louise Atherton, Philipsburg boro, $52 1 of trains 5 and f trains, to and from } | i Instead of leaving here at formery, it will leave at at Ha as formerly the 3:02, instead of This change w not affect either way with merely giving a little longer lay bound to a at Williamsport for east It city enable them to passengers will that theatre after attend take sleeper on the Reading and reach Phi reach in time which they can a la- delphia or New York at the usual hour The Annual Banquet The annual banquet of the Improved Order of Heptasophs, of Bellefonte, was held Thursday evening 15th, and over one hundred guests were present. The commitiee charge G. W, Reese, chairman, H. H. Harshberger, L. H. Wian, ). 5. McCarger and Thomas Shaughnessy, Jr. Mr. Hammond Sechiler, 87 members in were The toastmaster was This order has Belletonte and carries It in existence about twenty years, - in $112,000 worth of insurance, has been AComrade’'s Hemaloas laterred The remains of 8. T. Frain were brought from Williamsport and interred at Salona Mopday afternoon. Delega- tions of old soldiers from Williamsport and Lock Haven accompanied the body to the cemetery. Golng to Philadelphia. E. 8. Shaffer, of Madisonburg, has sold his mall route from that town to Hiillheim to J. F. Miller, and will filt to Philadelphia to serve as a conductor on a street car, | curable | market | the Blood and mucous surfaces of the system, AGED PEOPLE, stances of extreme age at Rebersburg. Now Aaronsburg and Millheim forward with as good a showing. come Mill- heim has quite a number of aged people as the following list will testify Mrs. Jacob Gephart, 70; John Stoner, i Mrs. Michael Swith, Mrs. Katie Fowler, 80; Mrs. Reuben Hartman, 75; Miss Lydia Musser, 72; Mrs. D. A. Musser, 74; Mrs. Thomas Frank, 74; Mrs, Maria Weaver, 73, Mrs. Rebecca Musser, 71; Mrs, Peter Confer, 71; Ilgen Musser, 70: Jacob Eisenhuth, 73: Mrs, Keen, 76 ; 78. George Peters, So “6 4 Jacob Eisenhuth, Polly Mrs. Henney, 70; Fred Cath. ; Joseph Cantuer, 75 7"; erman, 75 AARONSHURG LIST Aarousburg has in it many aged peo. A their names is appended below, pie of 70 and over, complete list of follows | Mrs. Rote, 5; John Sarah Bright, 8; Daniel Wolf, So at The Octogenarians are as Mrs, Sarah Hafeley, 8g; Walter, 58; Mrs, Harter, Sarah | Mrs. | ower, 82, | Susan Rebecca Mrs, John Kreamer, The Mrs i David Stover, sept Auna Stambach, Weay uagenarn are LrTace ice of Rails too High n the Kulg constiru Loganton, Sourbeck Curtin On Saturday evening December oth, » of this place, and Miss Emma Curtin, of Tyrone, 1599, John Sourbeck Jr were united in the holy bonds of wedlock at the Catholic parsonage in Clearfield Elected Hublersburg Pastor The Reformed liamsport elected Rev, James M. Runkle, Hublersbug, Rev, Mr Rev. T. Derr, of that city, pre. sided at the election congregation of Wil of to succeed Firor - - It Pays You, ve stock farm want to sell If you have any Ii 115 plements you or buy, a notice of the same in the Free Want Column will bring scores of customers to your attention, > . There 1s more Catarrh n this section of the country than all other diseases pat together and until] the last few years was supposed to be ineurable For a great many years dootors fionounced Ita local disease, and prescribed ocal remedies, and by const ntly al ing to eure with local treatment, pronounced it In Belenoe das proven catarth to be a constitutional disease, and therefore requires constitutional treatment, MHall'sCatarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J Cheney & Co, Toledo, Ohio, Is the only constitutional eure on the It is taken internally In doses from 10 dr ton tea -poonful. It acta directly on They offer one hundred dollars for any ease it falls to eure, Bend for circulars and testimo ninls, Addr ¥ J. onENEY & 00. Toledo, 0, E, PA., JANUARY 25, 1900. Royal Baking Powder Makes The Food More | ay ening agents, w hich Healthful ..cx and healthfulne Roval Bakin pe Roval Baking Pow- der possesses pecu- liar q ialities not found in other leav- food pe WCT ie 18 TT “i 19 or 207 Ew ng women neighboring counties ou He ArS ©a bh h wh I money. was three dol napkins to mat oth, of with him, } table wd the worth at least five dollars, to say nothing of the value of the napkins, which were even of a finer quality, and the sale was something phenomenal He collected {one-half in advance, and now every time the door bell rings the guileless housewives think they are going to get | their tablecloths and napkins . - CAUCUS MEETING MINCLE'S SHOE STORE, Leck Haven Markets Prices of produce at the I. H Wed. morning were as follows: butter, per The Democrats of South Precinct of Spring will meet at Pleasant Gap, Fri. day evening, at 7 o'clock W. H. Nor, chairman ma kel pounds 26 to 25 chickens, per pair § pair 60 to Soc; turkeys weight 10 to 11¢; apy per peck 150 celery, per stalk 5 to 100; applebutier, per quart 12¢; potatoes per bushel, 40 10 Son Cabbage. per head § to 15c; Oats, per bushel 15¢; Oatons, per peck 1§ CRE per dozen 2010 2% 10 Yoo, ducks, per per pound, live Headache e Iz often a » ing that the liver Is torpid or inactive More serious troubles may | w For a prom, efficient cur f Headache and all liver troubles, take Hood’s Pills While the liver, restore full, regular action of the bowels, they do mo gripe or pain, do not irritate or inflame the internal organs, but have a popitive tonic effect, at all druggists or by mall of CL Hood & Co, Lowell, Mass, 8) Bellefonte Markets The following prices are pald by Secunia Co. Tor produce Potatoes per hushe! Eggs per doren Lard, per pound Tallow, per pound Rutter, per pound n Ride, por pound o“ Shoulder per pound ) i 2 they rons "ly (GRAIN eorrecied weekiy ig Gerberieh, Hale & Co... Bellefonte, I's) "1 Red wheat per bushel | Rye, por bushel Corn, ears per bushelel | Corn, shelled per bushel | Barley per bushel Oats, per bushel w— Coburn Markets, Following are the prices paid " dealers at Coburn (01d) POT Bushell... commmnes coms sos (mew) per bushel... B, BIOE WHIDE....ooni mim mms — a —. —— Announcement, We are anthorized to announce that DW Enenuant is a candidate for Poor Overseer, suliject to the action of the Democratic borough conlerence, Bellefonte, FOR ASSEMBLY We are authorized to announce the name of JH Waren, of Bellefonte boro, as a cand) date for Assembly, sub to the decision of the Demooratie County vention, Ce ——— — a ————— aa Sold ints, The, Hall's Pamity Pits are the best, . (89 For New York maraets turn to page 2)
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