THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT,
BELLEFONTE, PA., MARCH
(
<4,
1900.
LOCAL NEWS
BRIEFLY TOLD
Happenings In And About Belle
fonte.
PERSONALS, SOCIAL EVENTS
Are Worth Noting in a Few
What Has Transpired in This
the Past Week
That
Lines
Items
Community During
Movements of Our People.
Winter appears to be coming at the
tail end of the season.
_‘“What Happened to Jones?" will be |
the next attraction at the opera house.
Nancy |. Proudfoot, of Milesburg. has
been granted a pension of $8 per month.
Ray, of Bellefonte, was
for a car
— Ambrose S.
recently awarded a patent
coupling device.
Are you going to move ? If so don't
fail to have your paper changed to the
new post office address.
Easter hats and gowns are annoying
the women and worrying the men more
than most people
1. Mitch Cunningham,
tral Hotel at
in this place
imagine,
manager
Tyrone,
nent Sun-
spent 1
Cen
at his home
the
day
-~ Mrs
for Milroy
Qe for
sucher,
ast week
, Mrs. A
Cyrus Strickland left]
her ¢
who is quite
to visit Jaugite)
Lester
+ roll k was putin
top des)
fice
tary’s office this week by F
It was neede
Ward
M arr
4 New York t
o Ward, who has be
past week
gay horse
and bx
on
Pa.,
Was «
Huss,
rt call Mc
od the funeral
oll, of
engage
Johnstown,
He
of his
nden
day.
near Li
1 in shoemaking
, Pa
Rothrock, wife and child,
Monday
a visit to
liam P
Pe
Minn.,
Rothrock,
from
his
Belle
on
in lefonte
on
of near
has resigned his posit
apolis and will make beadquarters
isburg.
Clarence Paley, who has been living
in town the past year and employed at
the Crider planing mill, expects to move
back to Curtin township and will occupy
a farm, which he thinks will pay better,
Joe Cussion, the engineer who was
hurt on the C. R. R. of Penna. some time
ago by the engine jumping the track
and had his leg broken in several places,
is able to be about again, but mast
the crutches for awhile, His leg was
badly injured, but the indications are
that it will heal up as well as ever,
Rev. Dr. W. A. Stephens delivered
his farewell sermon in the Methodist
church Sunday evening. Dr, Stephens
has been appointed a secretary of the
20th Century thank offering representing
the Central Pennsylvania Conference
and will make his future home at
Carlisle where he has a son residing who
is a professor in the Dickinson College
use
«Fa mers who come to our office from
various sections ol the county tell us that
the wheat fields do not look any too
promising this coming season. It ap.
pears that the cold weather and frequent
thaws had the effect of killing the plant
in many places. Much of the time there
was no snow on the ground, and that is
the reason that the damage was done in
this way.
{ 10 rooms on
hoff House
| how to make his balking horse pull
~1st of April, next Sunday. |
Some of our readers should remem.
of April comes next
i
ber that the
Sunday.
~Coms Daniel
to town and will occupy the property he
1st,
Heckman has moved
recently purchased,
Something of importance to our lady
Katz & Co's.
in this issue.
readers will be found in
advertisement,
Our Roll of Honor, published at the
all
end of each mouth, is a receipt for
who have remitted on subscription,
of the |
It should be |
dainty head.
Attention is called to the ad,
Globe, in this week's issue,
of interest to all
lovers of
gear,
Frederick Robb, of Liberty, for Jury
John Conley, of Pot.
the
Commissioner and
ter for Assembly, are among new
announcement this week,
H. Meyer
successful
g, the
close same at next session,
has been
singing
scason and wil
Coms P. con.
ducting a class at
Hublersbarg past
Among the new advertisements to
be found ia this paper this week is that
Lieberman's to be
the
ening
clothing store,
Arce
will be on the
and Mrs. E. C. Re
the third floor o
the
few weeks pr
Pa.,
of
ade building
7th of April.
opened Bush
Their of
Mr
in
e located
{the Brocker.
IWC ar
where y expect t
yr to thei
e Mr
for the next
» for Sharon, wher
Cruelty to Animals
T he a hot
Hunt
arrested an
two men who cut
| 4
{WO ago were
ing
wn Wednesd
niwo with a string at
week Or d given
in that
‘hey were fined five
2» hear before Justice Kelly
AY.
dollars each and costs, the whole amount
being sixteen dollars, which amount they
were forced to pay for showing a man
The
| string was tied around the horse's tongue,
the
The horse
he horse threw his bead up and
string cut the tongue in two,
was shot by his owner,
— d—
Relief! Fund
I'he employees of the Bellefonte Far.
nace Company started a sick and injured
benefit association, to create a fund for
| ! Ben) D
6,
the relief of sick and injured employees |
of the company, and to this end employ- |
ees agree to pay into the same the sum
of fifty cents per month, the company |
itself to be the depository of the fund, to |
make all disbursements, etc. The stipa.
lated weekly benefit is from £5 to §6 per
week.
Resigned As Adjutant,
Captain W. Fred Reynolds, of Belle.
foute, adjutant of the Fifth regiment,” N,
(3. P., bas forwarded his resignation to
take effect at once on account of his hav.
ing received the appointment as commis.
sloners to the Paris exposition. Battalion
Adjutant Willis E. Mackey has been de.
tailed as acting adjutant until the posi.
tion is filled.
-
Noah was the first man on record as
having set up a dry goods establishment,
You cannot always say of a lantern.
jawed man : "See how his face lights up.”
The milliner believes in feathering her
own nest,
A witty lie always finds more favor
than a stupid truth,
The girl who buys silk stockings be.
lleves in putting something by for a
rainy day.
There is a great difference between an
absent-minded man and one who forgets
judiciously,
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
Gathered From the Various Offices About the
Court House,
MARRIAGE LICENSES,
{ Harry F, Weaver
Auna M. Gentzel
§ Ross Ny Milage
{ Lottie B. White
Ae Noel
Bertha B.
Ho
Harry N. Koch
Romola
Hublersburg
Milesburg
Sinking Valley
Hoover - Stormstown
Fairbrook
Maggie W. Campbell State College
Home J B.
Bessie
Penn
Treaster
. Corman
f James GG, Stiver
{ Celia S. Biddle
West . Bellefonte
Susie E. Jenkins . . ,
f Moses A.
t Nellie G,
Martha
Stormstown
Buffalo Run
lehrer
Hartsock
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Robert Loyd etux to I. V. Gray, June
1896 ; lot sox150 feet in Rush town.
ship, §
to Wm.
tracts
A Bedlyon et ux
Janu. 4,
Potter township, $500.
Wil
Jan. 6, 1866; §
(rrove,
89g, seyeral of land In
iam Colyer et ux to Amos Bedlyon,
acres and ¢
$40.
yer et ux
Potter tow ashij ’
Wilham Col
tshurg
and Mfg
Clevelan
Mig. Co
Nationa! (
siover
John
Blubaker (
Coal Co. et al.
Runkle
I.. C. Bul
is
B
Dr Seebring vs, O. P. Be
oal Co. ase of vs. Benton
R. R
Homer Care
Bros, vs. Central of Pa
ck v8
SECOND WEEK.
C. KR. Sober vs. J. C.
Wm. Witmer vs. W
ILehigh Valley Coal
Lamber Co. et al,
ILehigh Valley Coal Co. vs. Geo. Lucas
et al.
Lehigh Valley Coal Co. vs, Geo. Lucas
Condo
J. Sowers
Co.
vs. Beaver
| et al.
}
Lehigh Valley Coal Co. vs. A. J. Greist
Juno. P. Harris et al va. Jacob Theilman |
| acter in the county emulate the patriotic
et al.
Joo, PP. Harris et al va. Jacob Thellman
et al.
Austin Swisher va. John Bruss, et al.
Frick Company vs, W. M. Lutz,
Adam Hoy's Exrs, va, German Ameri
can Insurance Co.
Wm. I. Harvey va, Thomas 1. Lucas.
Commonwealth Iron Co, vs. Robert
Valentine.
A. M. Smith vs. Robert Valentine,
Samuel Wilkinson et al vs. Richard
O'Neil et al,
Robert Kinkead vs, Rosa L,.. Plerce,
Fannie Barnhart vs. Boro of Bellefonte,
First National Bank Bellefonte vs,
Peter ¥. Colling Admr.
Pancoast & Co. vs. Gowland Mfg. Co,
Halves, Jones & Cadbury Co. v8. Gow.
land Mig. Co.
8. 8. Messinger & Son vs,
James Wert,
David Spotts vs. 8. R. Pringle, et al,
Henry Wolilfort vs, Nathan and Ewe.
line Hough.
Nannie Lucas va, township of Boggs.
Mary Nyman vs, township of Boggs.
John and
ml/h
aeatn
| Hastings & Co's bank,
the Soldiers’
KECENT DEATHS. |
Jamies M. PACKER:
James M. Packer,
ship's oldest and most respected citizens,
at Marsh Creek, back
Tuesday morning. Death
heart failure;
death 7
he
and bravery
The venerable
one of Curtin town:
died at his home
of Howard,
to and
was directly due
time of 6
Rebel
distinction
was aged at years
the
country with
Most of his
of late he
During lion served his
a farmer but
life
He was a distant relative of ex.-Governor
Wil He is
wife and ten children,
The
Irvin and Henysl
life he spent as
had been living a retired
liam EF. Packer, survived by a
five girls and five
Dayid,
One daugh-
boys. sons are Nathan,
Lorenzo,
ter, Cora, lives at bome, and the balance
of the daughters are married and away
The
noon,
Mrs. DExNIS MEW
illness fiom heart disease,
funeral at Romola Thursday after.
SHAW Alter
Mrs. Denn
Mewshaw died Thursday evening March
an |
North Ridge street,
Hipple
22nd, at her home on
Her
she
maiden name was Susan
Fairview, Pa.,
age
onths
was born in
7th, 1856, makivg her at the time
l vears, § m and
"ny
he leaves to mourn ber los
Washin P.O. S. of A,, No
deg
Harris, Cashier of Ja kson, |
gion Camp,
447, of Valentine's Forge, has osited
with John P
to the credit of
Monument Commitiee ap
pointed by the Centre County Veterans |
Association, the
contribution the camp has pledged itself |
first iostaliment of al
to make to the Soldiers’ Monument
| |
{ Fund, The Committee would like to |
have every other order of a similar char:
example of Camp No. 447.
Easter Ball,
The members of the Undine Fire Com.
pany of this place will hold their annual
Easter Ball on Monday following Haster,
April 16th, in the Armory. They will
have a fine orchestra for the occasion to
furnish the choicest music, This will
be a masquerade ball and a large at.
tendance fis expected to witness the
Grand March which takes place at gp
m., when a handsome prize will be
awarded to the couple appearing in the
Grand March presenting the best ap:
pearance
Adopted a New Fee Bull,
The members of the Centre count
have adopted a new fee bill, which
meeting with the approval of the younges
attorneys, some of whom feel that under
the rew bill they are considerably bandi.
capped in securing professional work.
The new bill is a considerable increase
in fees over many of the rates that re
bar
vailed in the past,
Baking
Powder
Economy
The
king Powder
manufacturers
of Royal
hay declined
c alway
roduce a cheap baking powder
sacrifice
The
Roy al
of quali
the
highly refined
nts
CX( cl
in the
Roval Baking
’ and
| 1 }
the ¢mbodd
'
lence po $11
J i\
high Cla
Powder
a fair price, and 1s cheapc
LS BB a he
One Dose
Shid
Hood’s Pilis
:
§
=
ALLMG GOLDS $
OF QUEEN LOUISE
A facsimile in colors of the
mous painting by Gustav Richter,
will be given to each purchaser of
QUEEN QUALITY SHOES
during the next thirty days, begin.
ning A pril nd, 19000,
No advertising appears w, thin pietere,
which ix a veritable rear of art and or be
privrvivaned for less than one dollar,
THE EDITION IS LIMITED.
MINGLE'S SHOE STORE.
FREE AD COLI
EGGN, HAT
Rock, and Br
iraished
Hate ng an b
cen This stock Is RUAN
’
ARES DENA Bellefonte
HING Tu
wn Leg?
’
Barred }
full settings for
al 5 PERS for Ei]
teed pure breed
Aa
re
ro
ymoth
Lock Haven Markets
| Prices of produce at the Lock Haves
cuth market Wednesday were as fol
lows: butter, per pound 22 10 24C , CERN
| per dozen 1410 15¢ ; chickens, per pair
TOC. apples, per peck 1S to asc;
| potatoes, per bushel 45 to soc, onions,
| per peck 15C; turnips, per peck Joc;
| appiebutter, per quart 1x
tn lo
Bellefonte Markets
:
The following prices are paid by Sscuiern bh
Co, tor produce
| Potatoes per bushel
| Eggs ber dosen
Lard, per pound
| Tallow, per pound
putter, per pound
® 198, ber pound
8 houlder per pound.
——
(GATS 0Orreoted weekly by Gerberieh, Hale
& Co. Bellefonte, Pa)
Red wheat per bushel,
Rye, per bushel...
Corn, ears per bushelel...
Corn, shelled per bushel.
Batley per BOSAL. coe comin
Oats, por DUS Lv
——
Coburn Markets,
Following are the prices paid tor grain
What" dealers at Coburn
(ew per bushel.
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