THE CENTRE
DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA., MARCI 1
1900,
LOCAL NEWS
BRIEFLY TOLD
Happenings In And About Belle-
fonte.
PERSONALS, SOCIAL EVENTS
w Few
This
Week
Are Worth
What
Community
That
Lines
Items Noting in a
Has Transpired in
During the Past
Movements of Our People
E. S. Stuart has been appointed post
master at Sandy Ridge, this county
Francis Speer attended the V. M. C
b
t
A. convention in session in Willlamspor
over Sunday.
Assistant postma
sojourning at Atlantic
fit of his health.
an Yocum,
hy
thodist
e a valuable
freight department
si lar
calendars i
sent out
this season came to our office (his week
the compliments of Wm
the representative of the Mutual
surance Company of New York
with (rauer,
Life
In
monthly sheet contains a beautiful re
production in colors of noted paintings
representing life on the western plains, a
half century ago, when
this company
was organized, This company has the
reputation of doing everything in good
shape, and their calendars are at
head of the list this season, as fas
the
AS we
have seen
Wednesday W
from the recorders
M. Dukeman retired
office where he has
of
years as deputy, and much of the time
served so efficiently for a number
attended to the duties of the offi
self Mr rare
L rical ability and the only reason that
14¢ leaves is that politicians demand that
¢ him
Dukeman is a man of
there be a republican deputy, and Mr
Robb found it advisable, only on that
ground, that a change be made, Mr
Dukeman is open for an engagement
and it will not be long until someone will
be looking for just that kind of a wan to
fill some position of responsibility,
| more than anything else
Fach
| Millheim, four,
| farmers,
Howe's moving pictures at the opera
house this Thursday evening.
John Harris departed Monday morn-
ing for Philipsburg to take the position
of manager of the Philipsburg Bell tele-
phone exchange.
Morris, of Tyrone, has planned
this
Cr
abroad summer for
Jergstresser, and his n,
Morris, Ir.
of Gregg township
was in town and called to tell
us that they had a lively Spring election
in their township this time. In their
precinct there are only a few republican
voters who are kept there out of curiosity
That is
heavy
the
es at the general ele
hdel,
they roll up MOoCratic
has. S. Be
wolia
Wolls
Holt .
Hannah, one, Taylor
Half Moon
three. Mile
Haine
Ha ne
Pent
one
Rebersbury
Yonada
Aarousburyg
two
One
Coburn,
Pine
Henderson
Stump, one, Potter
one, 1
M
Millheim
N Philipsburg, two, Rush
Cold Stream, one, Rush
8. Philipsbutg, two, 8, Philipsburg
Gatesburg, one, Ferguson
Point Lookout, two, Rush
Park, one, Rush
Gem, one, Rush
Phtlipsburg, fifteen, Phi
Livonia, one, Miles
Foe Mills, one, Haines
Mount Vernon Taylor
Pleasant Hi ing
No. 1 Marion 2
Oar
AY
cK
Brungart's, one,
ipsburg
one,
two,
School, one,
Schools re porte d 53, Amt, Reed fro1
Teachers, remit promptly, but do not
send the
stamps
amount collected in postage
C. L GraMmLuy
Bellefonte, Pa... Feb 25,
- - -
~(30 to the opera house tonight and
ree the moving pictures,
Supt
[LVS 3)
where |
| Of every
popular
| of the party
| Shaffer
i
the
| active
:
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE,
Gathered From the Various Offices About the
Court House
{ James FF, Sto
{ Mary L.. Koch
{ Geo S. Will
{ Martha D
Potters Mills
Centre Hall
iam Benore
Parson do
REAL
ux to Abraham Weber,
May 2, 18g { three
Howard township
Henry (
Weaver, Feb. 0, for
acre land in
GO of
lot
ground in Snow Shoe township, $140
Weber's | to
Weber, May 1
in Howard ro x
Osborn B. 1
Jalser ixrs Abraham
y 1099 |
Ambert’
Lambert, March
)
lot in Bellefonte
. tion ol
every Case
ation
prosecution
their atten
Ih
tion
spring into
fav n : good work
in this direction
Dissolution of Partners! P
in
found
another part of | wi he
He
an ant neement ( dissolution
Known hirm
of “RB. 1}
chants, n
peral mer
heriT RB. FP
and the
son W
This
#4 at that point
thirteen years and
¢ trade that extended for
W. KE. Shaft an
ng man who understands the
mercantile thoroughly, and
knows the needs of the pubic in that
line, and (Or that reason the business
will no doubt grow to sill larger pro.
portions under his careful management,
rm
business
I Shae
firm has been going bus
“ast
pa
wed a
lon
by bis
y LOE anton thier
Aiways ™m
(LN 18
mi around r In
YO
business
larence |
{ children or a
{ here
will | Be
kota,
| years
| been heart fallure
| weeks by
RECENT DEATHS.
LLENBERGER: Of
State College, Pa., until a few
ago a resident of Tyrone, after two days
died at
| RoperT NEWTON FE
]
i
|
illness of stoppage of the bowels,
Dayton, Armstrong county,
morning, February 2
was traveling
{ of Altoona, general agent Orne
om
0 * was on one of |
ips when taken iddenly
Jlenberger
Marengo,
and at deg
| years and 1 month
ago he wa
J. Hann
h one
ih,
. rother
W ns of t / "
family
mber of
in the p ng
brother WAS A mem
Cavalry
age of if Ars
feonte about 1S Years ago
(On Feb at Da
Stephenson Co. 11, occurred the
deathof Wm. L. McUsaimon, aged 7%
immediate cause of death having
Deceased was born
one mile east this county. his
father, Thos. McCalmon, having located
there in the then almost unbroken wilder
pess, in 1798. In 1840 he married Emily
Struble, who, with her daughter, Mrs, |
Y. Twitmyer, survives him
he
of Bb
DAD
s the
of
ho AS
ving nbet five
ant
He
and entered the
He elt
was engaged business
with bh
ber of the 20th
vice at the
|
ve
Wa, McCALMON
of Lion,
Two DEATHS
and Annie Lucas,
bereaved
the
home of Bdward
efonte, has been
the past
loss of two children
first, James Samuel, aged 2 years, o
months and 2 days, died Feb. 11th: and
Minnie Mary, aged 1 months and 24 days,
died Feb. 2nd. luterments were made
atl the Messiah cemetery
WILLIAM Rise: —One of Toessey
ville's oldest citizens, died very suddenly
at his home in that place Wednesday
morning. Death was probably due to
old age he having passed the Soth mile.
sorely daring two
The
stone in his life's jowrney. He leaves a
wife and one daughter,
months
years bel
|W. Rh
Cor.
the
BARRETT: A member
bar, died on
was
it, and
WALTER
Clearfield
Sunday morning
the son of the late Judge
was in his 6oth
ves him
of
county
Colonel Barrett
Barre
Surv)
1
widow
any, |,
he
gant
rn
Howard
rie Walk
Haldwin
rer
Miss | In
Mrs Lis
Imaniel Iv
Miss (title
Braoht
Albert Brickley
DE Nelson Fre Neh
IF. Mevers. ine trove Mil
avid Yorum, Hablersbharg
M LL. Beck, Nilany
Thos PF. Peightol, Walker
Chas Uarbrick, Bellefonte
Harrison Kline, Bellefonte
Viank Davie, Bellefonte
Jamon Hard, Lewisburg
I M Parker, Roland
Mail. Volk, Beliefontis
tien, Bull, Rebersburg
Isane Bickle, Zion
John WW. Balser. Benore, I's
A M Bower, Aronshurg
CL tGramiesy, Rebersburg
W.E Shafter, Nittany
Floyd Middle. Julian
Geo. 8 Smutl, Freeport, 111
samuel 1 Rachan, Madisonburg
vr Vonada, Penns Cave . ol
John Commings, Linden Hall coo Sept 19
an
Chioage. |
Walls slore
ret, Ishpeming, Miu
Helle!
NAyre
non
Camp
nie
I's
ALE REGISTER
Pris
ted in th
Bills
How
Are Those
Shoes Wearing ?
Mingle's Shoe Store
d per pound
(nares correetad week iy!
& Uo. Bellstonts, I's.)
Red wheat per bushe
Kye. per bushe!
Corn, ears pet bushels
Yi ashe
far pet babel
(rain
odd pet bushes
ey
pet bushel
Coboras Markets
Following are the prices paid
the dealers at Coburg
Wheat (old) por bushel
Wheat (new) re bushel
Oats, nies while
oly
ye.
Bariey
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